Posted on February 2, 2008 by safeliving
Read more about the Protocols, Procedures and Institutions workshop here>
The Tower Hamlets Unregulated Zone
A CONFIDENTIAL MEMO discussing the IF-POLITICS membership and duties of the Lancaster University Expert Assessors of Tower Hamlets Unregulated Zone from the UK Government Regulation Office, Division 3496723. Source: ANON
Filed under: architecture, built_environment, design, design interactions, institutes, protocols, security, workshop 4 | Tagged: citizenship, future, politics, space | 1 Comment »
Posted on December 7, 2007 by safeliving
Amanda Newall and Ola Johansson - Lancaster Institute for Contemporary Arts, Lancaster
ABSTRACT:
(Mis)Tanzania is a site-specific tableaux vivant that allows intercultural time, space, and objects to pass through the appearance of the artist. By instantiating the work in Dar es Salaam, right outside a colonial property on Upanga Street, the found [...]
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Posted on December 6, 2007 by safeliving
Duncan Whyatt and Marion Walker, Geography, Lancaster University
ABSTRACT:
This paper stems from an ESRC funded project that uses a combination of traditional and novel techniques to gain a deeper understanding of the school journey. A group of 30 teenagers were asked to use a customised mobile phone application, which automatically recorded their routes, to take photographs [...]
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Posted on December 6, 2007 by safeliving
Mike Hodson and Simon Marvin - Centre for Sustainable Urban and Regional Futures (SURF), Salford University
ABSTRACT: Secure urbanism and resilient infrastructure argues that a new logic is beginning to reshape the material development of urban infrastructure networks both within and between cities. World cities are strategically assessing the resilience of their critical infrastructure networks [...]
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Posted on December 6, 2007 by safeliving
Department of Psychology, Lancaster University - Mark Levine and John Dixon
ABSTRACT:This paper will present data from a Home Office funded study of the impact of public order measures like CCTV surveillance and street drinking legislation on social relations in public space. The focus of the research was the town square in Lancaster city centre. Data [...]
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Posted on November 8, 2007 by safeliving
An article about how “The role of prisons or correctional systems is to make society a safer place” can be found here>
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Posted on October 24, 2007 by safeliving
The Christmas Island detention centre known as “Immigration Reception and Processing Centre” has recently been completed at the cost of AUS$360 million. Using the Pacific Solution policy (Australian government policy to transport asylum seekers to detention camps on small island nations in the Pacific Ocean, rather than allowing [...]
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Posted on October 5, 2007 by safeliving
Sciences of protection?
Professor John Law (Centre for Science Studies, Lancaster University): how does control overcome complexity? The case study for this is the FMD outbreak centred on Pirbright.
The response [...]
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