Postcolonial urbanism across disciplinary boundaries: modes of (dis)engagement between urban theory and professional practice

A Critical View on New Urbanism Theory in Urban Planning: From Theory to Practice

In the wake of Jacobs’s criticisms of planning, planners increasingly felt a level of angst over, or even responsibility for, the condition of the city. Schooled in preparing and implementing plans and land use regulations, they appreciated the appeal of a new movement that offered a simple, tangible, and marketable recipe for practice. New urbanism theory is one of the contemporary urban theor...

Postcolonial translation: theory and practice

Collaborative Research Across Disciplinary and Organizational Boundaries

Scientific and engineering research increasingly involves multidisciplinary collaboration, sometimes across multiple organizations. Technological advances have made such crossboundary projects possible, yet they can carry high coordination costs. This study investigated scientific collaboration across disciplinary and university boundaries to understand the need for coordination in these collab...

Integration of cognitive systems across disciplinary boundaries

The present issue is the beginning of a new journal from various sub-disciplines and paradigms in order – Cognitive Systems Research – which we have to construct a coherent picture of how the various developed in response to what we perceive to be an pieces fit together overall. Such a synthesis is unfilled niche in the current literature in the areas of essential to the discovery of designs fo...

Urban Design between Theory and Practice

COPYRIGHT NOTE This paper may be cited or quoted in line with the usual academic conventions. It must not be used for commercial purposes or gain in any way, or published without the author's explicit permission. ABSTRACT This paper summarizes and concludes a part of my PhD-project, Vision, Plan and Reality, which is currently in the phase of completion. The paper is organized into four parts. ...