ADM5115Graduate
Politics of Urban Space
Printed in the catalogue as POLITICS OF URBAN SPACE
Course content
This seminar critically examines cities as contested political arenas where power, inequality, and resistance materialize in the built environment. Moving beyond technical planning perspectives, the course interrogates how urban space is produced, governed, and lived through competing visions of citizenship, capital accumulation, and collective life.
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