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Dear colleagues,
I would like to invite you to an upcoming lecture with discussion as part of
our International Lecture Series - Planning in Transition: SUSTAINABLE
MOBILITIES. Presentation and discussion will also be streamed as a webinar.
Anna Nikolaeva, University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands) will give a talk
titled The politics of non-knowing in just mobility transitions: a case study
and research agenda.
WHEN: Thursday, April 18, 13:15 15:00
WHERE: TEMCAS, TEMAHUSET, Campus Valla, Linkping University, Linkping and
Online webinar (click here for Zoom
link)
ABOUT THE LECTURE
Anna will talk about the need to focus on the politics of non-knowing in the
context of just transitions towards low-carbon mobility. Drawing on specific
cases from four European cities, Anna will explore the epistemic effects of
car-centrism and the role of smart technology in these discussions. The
lecture will conclude with a proposed research agenda on the politics of
non-knowing in just mobility transitions.
BIO
Anna Nikolaeva is Assistant Professor in Urban Planning at the University of
Amsterdam. She engages with a variety of topics in urban planning and human
geography at the intersections of low-carbon and just mobility transitions,
gendered mobilities and the politics of knowledge in planning.
You can learn more about the lecture in the poster attached to this e-mail.
For more information about the project, past and upcoming lectures see our
webpage
Lectures are open to everyone interested in the topic.
Feel free to forward this announcement to interested students and colleagues.
Best wishes,
Harald Rohracher
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