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Monthly Archives: August 2016
“We Must Slow Down on All Fronts” by Lieven de Cauter and Pretty Much Everyone
When I am in The Netherlands, I buy a few magazines in Dutch so that I may enjoy reading them when at home in Baku, over political, social and literary issues which I enjoy a lot. This is partly also … Continue reading
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Policies on the move: translation, assemblages, and ethnography
I reviewed four recent books on the translation of policies, assemblages and the growing role of ethnography in public policy and urban studies in a new book review essay published in Environment and Planning C. These books are as follows: … Continue reading
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Changes, changes, changes
I am excited to start a new position at Utrecht University’s Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development starting from this fall. I will work as a researcher in a project on urban water governance in Europe.
Posted in Education, General Interest, Policy change
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