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Subject(s)

• Architecture and society [Browse]
• Architecture—Political aspects [Browse]
• Architecture—Economic aspects [Browse]
• Neoliberalism [Browse]

Series

• Bauwelt Fundamente ; 168. [More in this series]
• Bauwelt Fundamente, 0522-5094 ; 168 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

• Architectural Deleuzism: neoliberal space, control and the "Univer-City"
• Habitats for homo economicus: architecture, design and the environment of "man"
• Personifying capital: architecture and the image of participation
• Less than enough: a critique of the project of autonomy
• The limits of limits: Schmitt, Aureli and the geopolitical ontology of the island
• Out of the loop: architecture, automation and cognitive disinvestment
• Architecture after California
• Going to ground: agency, design and the problem of Bruno Latour
• Returns on the city: Detroit and the design of late Fordism
• Enjoy the silence: on the consolations of the post-political
• Architecture's abode of production: beyond base and superstructure
• On allegory, the architectural imagination and radical disillusionment: In conversation with Miloš Kosec.

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ISBN

• 9783035621631 (paperback)
• 3035621632

OCLC

1235742252

International Article Number

• 9783035621631

RCP

C - S

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