Urban Theory Sessions: The Agrarian QuestionCoordinator: Alice Clarke, Dr. Nancy Couling
Under 21st-century extended urbanisation, architecture and spatial practices are increasingly intertwined with agrarian concerns. This course delves into the intersections of urbanisation, architecture, and the agrarian question, covering historical land enclosure, plantations, and primitive accumulation, as well as contemporary urban agriculture and green initiatives. Through this course, participants will cultivate a critical understanding of the agrarian question, its political economy, and urbanisation in agrarian territories. Active engagement with recommended literature is expected, encouraging participants to present, discuss, and debate key concepts in urban and environmental humanities.
Planetary Urbanisation and the 21st century Agrarian Quesiton
Dr. Nitin BathlaPlanetary Urbanisation and the 21st century Agrarian Quesiton
Stefan LaxnessMore-than-human agrarianisms
Luke HarrisRenewable Energy Expansion in Agrarian Landscapes
Dr. Naomi HanakataFood and the agrarian question: food sovereignty, hunger and the future of food
Nancy CoulingPeripheralisation and the Politics of Land and Nature
Metaxia Markaki (TBC)Plantation Technologies
Hans H ortig & Juan Villalón HernandoMetabolism and the Production of Nature
Nikos KatsikisConcluding Discussion
Christian Schmid
