What People Want : Populism in Architecture and Design.

Intro -- ‹ imprint ‹ -- ‹ Acknowledgement ‹ -- ‹ Foreword ‹ -- ‹ Speakers ‹ -- UNDERSTANDING POPULISM -- PANEL 1‹ Populism -- ‹ Introduction ‹ Robert Pfaller -- ‹ Helmut Dubiel ‹ The Populist Moment -- ‹ Robert Pfaller ‹ How to Be and not to Pop -- ‹ Thomas Frank ‹ What was the New Economy? -- ‹ Walter Ötsch ‹ Pictorial thinking: symbolic forms, perception and internal pictures -- STRATEGIES OF MOBILISATION -- PANEL 2‹ Media -- ‹ Introduction ‹ Michael Shamiyeh -- ‹ Manfred Fassler ‹ Home of the Public? Paradoxes of Urban Mediascapes -- ‹ Georg Frank ‹ Mental Capitalism -- ‹ Michael Shamiyeh ‹ The Process That Changed Architecture -- ‹ Hélène Lipstadt ‹ Are Competitions Populist? A Bourdieusian Alternative Perspective -- ‹ Thomas Held ‹ Creating Majority Support by not Compromising -- ‹ Måns Wrange ‹ The Average Citizen -- STRATEGIES OF ANTICIPATION -- PANEL 3‹ Design -- ‹ Introduction ‹ Thomas Duschlbauer -- ‹ Thomas Duschlbauer ‹ Searching for the 'everyday' -- ‹ Greg Van Alstyne ‹ From Induction to Incitement: Inside the Massive Change Project -- ‹ Bill Moggridge ‹ "What do they want?" -- PANEL 4 &lt -- Architecture (for People) -- ‹ Introduction ‹ Ellen Dunham-Jones -- ‹ Jose Miguel Iribas ‹ BENIDORM. The reasons for success -- ‹ Jeffrey Inaba ‹ Bust or Fold? The New Culture of Control -- ‹ Christian Kühn ‹ Complexity and Populism -- ‹ Ellen Dunham-Jones ‹ New Urbanism's Subversive Marketing -- ‹ Liane Lefaivre ‹ "Populism Redux?" -- ‹ Liane Lefaivre and Alexander Tzonis ‹ In the Name of the People -- The Populist Movement in Architecture -- ‹ Jonathan Sergison ‹ Working with appearance(s) -- PANEL 5‹ Architecture (with People) -- ‹Introduction ‹ Dennis Kaspori -- ‹ Dennis Kaspori ‹ Towards an open-source architectural practice -- ‹ Juan Palop-Casado ‹ Urban Planning* -- ‹ Marcos Lutyens ‹ McSyn: Cross-Modal architectural portraits.

‹ Diller + Scofidio ‹ Blur -- ‹ Afterword + Glossary ‹.

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