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29th March 2024
 
 

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Publications


A selection of students' publications drawing on writing and research undertaken for MSc Urban Studies at UCL:

Marina Chang (2008-2009) Food Junctions Cookbook: Living Recipes for Social Innovation (2011) Further details

William Bradley (2008-2009) The gentrification of Broadway Market. Hackney History, 2010 Volume 16, pgs 49-62.

Regan Koch (2008-2009) Rethinking urban public space: accounts from a junction in West London Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 2012

Daniel Lobo (2009-2010) Report for planners on the urban politics of Deptford regeneration: The need for a fairer power structure in urban regeneration projects. Opticon Magazine Issue 11, 2011

Lucrezia Lennart (2008-2009) Evictions: the experience of Liebig 14. In Gandy, M. (ed.) Urban Constellations (2011), pgs 158-162.

Nazia Parvez (2010-2011) Visual representations of poverty: The case of Kroo Bay, Freetown City, Volume 15, Issue 6, 2011
See also Atlantic Cities

Christian Held (2010-2011) Contentious Informalities - The Narratives of Picnicking at Berlin’s Thai Park.  Dérive - Zeitschrift für Stadtforschung, 2013 (51), pp. 43–48.

Craig Hatcher (2009-2010) Forced evictions: legacies of dislocation on the Clays Lane Estate. In Powell, M. and Marreri, I. (eds.) The Art of Dissent (2012), pgs 197-206.

Myfanwy Taylor (2009-2010) Re-thinking London's economies and economic futures. Winning entry in UCL 2062 Competition.

Myfanwy Taylor (2009-2010) ‘Being useful’ after the Ivory Tower: combining research and activism with the Brixton Pound. Area 2014 [Open Access paper]

David Roberts (2008-2011) 'Slab'. A collection of site-specific concrete poems. Forthcoming, Copy Press.

Regan Koch (2008-2009) On the Hard Work of Domesticating a Public Space. Urban Studies (2012)

Juliane Zellner (2011-12) Temporary stages in the urban space: The 'cooperative formats' of the BMW Guggenheim Lab and the Syntopic Salon (edition: forschung).

Philip Comerford (2011-12) The Olympic security fence is a modern day form of enclosure. Open Democracy 26 July 2012.

Martha Mingay (2011-12) Orgreave 30 Years On: An Uncontaminated Name. http://www.failedarchitecture.com/orgreave-30-years-on-an-uncontaminated-name/

Tom Baker (2011-12) The Garden on the Machine. In Lindner, C. and Rosa, B. (eds.) Deconstructing the High Line: postindustrial urbanism and the rise of the Elevated Park (2017) Rutgers University Press.

Rachel Ling (2014-15) How Skopje's Urban Makeover Alienated Locals http://www.failedarchitecture.com/how-skopjes-makeover-alienated-locals/

Will Jamieson (2014-15) There’s Sand in My Infinity Pool: Land Reclamation and the Rewriting of Singapore. GeoHumanities

Archita Suryanarayanan (2016/17) GPS vs reading your city. The Hindu

Jessica Cargill Thompson (2015-18) Old Kent Road: More Than A Monopoly Metaphor. Londonist

Jack Leyton (2015-16) Publics and their problems: Notes on the Remaking of the South Bank, London. (with Alan Latham). International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 2019.

Cristian Valenzuela (2016-17) ‘The gay person always looks for the big European city’: the sexual migration of Latin American gay men in London.' In Mole, R. (Ed) Queer Migration and Asylum in Europe 2021





 
Visit to Abney Park Cemetery. With thanks to Russell Miller.

Visit to Abney Park Cemetery. With thanks to Russell Miller.

Urban parking. Photo: Francesca Perry (student 2010-11)

Urban parking. Photo: Francesca Perry (student 2010-11)

Millennium Mills visit (with thanks to Rob Baffour-Awuah)

Millennium Mills visit (with thanks to Rob Baffour-Awuah)