Titlebook: Securing Urbanism; Contagion, Power and Mark Laurence Jackson,Mark Hanlen Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Critical Urban

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Cruel Festivalring urbanism with respect to a global pandemic. Hence it has a focus on documenting the development of Covid-19, from January 2020 until the submission of manuscript at the end of May. The chapter engages with a range of critical thinkers whose immediate responses to the pandemic are assayed and cr

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Urbanizingof planetary or global understandings of urbanizing forces. The chapter does not aim at synthesizing these various approaches, or at unifying them within marco-analytical terms. The aim, rather, is to draw from these a range of critical themes that enable the book’s Foucauldian directions to emerge.

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Cruel Festivalis then considered in terms of an ontology of market economics, in the pricing theory of Elie Ayache. The chapter concludes with discussion of the Italian political thinker, Furio Jesi, his notions of the ‘mythological machine’ and the ‘cruel festival’. In Jesi’s terms, an ontology of the temporality of Covid-19 is that of the cruel festival.

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Indistinct Politicshen moves to a detailed discussion of Agamben’s ‘extension’ of Foucault’s work on the biopolitical. The chapter concludes with a critical assessment of Agamben’s reading of Foucault, whereby he aligns and misaligns his project with that of Foucault.

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Cholerargence of liberalism with particular emphases on the urban, there is further account of the emergence of neo-liberalism in Europe and the United States after the Second World War. Neo-liberalism emphasises the extent to which contemporary understandings of environment and environmental responsibilit