Urban Planning During Socialism

Revisiting urban planning during socialism: views from the periphery.

An introduction.

Jasna Mariotti and Kadri Leetmaa

PART I

Urban planning, politics and power: relations in the periphery

1 Urbanising the Virgin Lands: at the frontier of Soviet socialist planning

Gianni Talamini

2 From Breslau to Wroclaw. Urban development of the largest city of the Polish "Regained Lands" under socialism

Agnieszka Tomaszewicz and Joanna Majczyk

3 Dreaming the Capital: architecture and urbanism as tools for planning the socialist Bratislava

Henrieta Moravcikova, Peter Szalay and Laura Kristekova

4 The Yugoslav Skopje: building the brutalist city, 1970-1990

Maja Babic

5 From reverse colonial trade to antiurbanism

Budapest's frustrated urban renewal between 1950 and 1990 in the face of the Soviet world order's anomalous centre-periphery relations

Daniel Kiss

PART II

Architects and urban planners in the socialist city: roles and positions in the periphery

6 Passive agents or genuine facilitators of citizen participation? The role of planners under the Yugoslav self-management socialism

Ana Peric and Mina Blagojevic

7 The influence of nuclear deterrence during the Cold War on the growth and decline of the peripheral town of Valga/Valka

Kadri Leetmaa, Jiri Tintera, Taavi Pae and Daniel B. Hess

8 The role of architects in fighting the monotony of the Lithuanian mass housing estates

Marija Dremaite

PART III

The non-politics of everyday life in spatial peripheries during socialism

9 Courtyards, parks and squares of power in Ukrainian cities: planning and reality of everyday life under socialism

Kostyantyn Mezentsev, Nataliia Provotar and Oleksiy Gnatiuk

10 Planning urban peripheries for leisure: the plan for Greater Tallinn, 1960-1962

Epp Lankots

11 Gldani: from ambitious experimental project to half-realised Soviet mass-housing district in Tbilisi, Georgia

David Gogishvili

PART IV

Ecology and environment in the socialist periphery

12 New ecological planning and spatial assessment of production sites in socialist industrial Yekaterinburg (formerly Sverdlovsk) in the 1960s-80s

Nadezda Gobova

13 Peripheral landscapes: ecology, ideology and form in Soviet non-official architecture

Masha Panteleyeva

14 Conceptions of 'nature' and 'the environment' during socialism in Albania: an ecofeminist perspective

Dorina Pojani and Elona Pojani

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• Comunidades urbanas
• Geografia humana
• Engenahria civil, levantamentos e construção
• Planeamento urbano e municipal
• Geografia regional
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