Multi-scale reading of a city’s resilience LORIS ROSSI, LAURA PEDATA

Multi-scale reading of a city’s resilience LORIS ROSSI, LAURA PEDATA

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Multi-scale reading of a city’s resilience LORIS ROSSI, LAURA PEDATA

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ISBN: 978-9928-4563-0-4
DOI: 10.37199/o41005102
ISSN: 2959-4081

Author: Loris Rossi, Laura Pedata
Affiliation: POLIS University

Introduction
In this fifth book of the OMB series, we aim to address the argument ‘city and its image’ a highly-debated topic that remains a relevant argument in several Eastern European cities. Our example is the new Kosova capital—Prishtina— which presents the opportunity for a paradigmatic case study. A new cycle of 33 PhD students has focused on developing research strategies around the concept of ‘Images of a city to be rediscovered’. We are aware that this is an over discussed topic, but this collection of issues seeks to avoid being considered a banalisation of research that was developed during the 1960s (LYNCH, 1960). Rather, it seeks to represent an additional piece of a mosaic that investigates the cities of the new generation.

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PRUTHI, V., PLLANA, R. & et. all, 2013. Kosova. A monographic survey. Prishtina: Kosova Academy of Sciences and Arts - KASA.

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