Castells Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Sociology 211 Including notes from the following readings: - Savage, Warde & Warde (2003) - Fischer (2013) - Castells (2002 & 2010) - Sassen (2010) - Dear (2013) - Harvey (2008) - Mayer (2017)

Complete and Concise summary of all the text for the course of New Media Theory: Week 1 Couldry: “Media society world: social theory and digital media practice”. Lovink:“Hermes on the Hudson: notes on Media Theory afterSnowdon”. Galloway et al: “Excommunication”. Week 2 Parikka - "Geology Of Media (Critical Thinking)". Ratto- "Critical making". Oliver- "Critical engineering" Week 3 Manovich- "Software Takes Command". Flusser - "The Codified World". Ernst - "Media Archaeog...

Question 12.22 pts According to the article by Jonathan Rigg, Tuan Anh Nguyen, and Thi Thu Huong Long, ‘The Texture of Livelihoods: Migration and Making a Living in Hanoi’, which of the following factors affected the ability of individuals and their families to improve their standard of living: Group of answer choices Disease or other hardship Social networks Chance All of the above Question 22.22 pts What is the difference between peri-urban and sub-urban, according to Michael Le...

Son los apuntes de los cuatro primeros temas de farmacología.

week 3 of the course, summaries of lecture and readings: castells -exploratory theory of the network society galloway and tacher - protocol, control and networks

Een samenvatting van de hoofdstukken van Edwards boek "Civil Society" en de artikelen te lezen voor het vak Global Civil Society. Waaronder: Schmitz c.s. Accountability of transnational ngo’s, Kylander & Stone, The Role of Brand in the Nonprofit Sector - Brown, Ebrahim & Batliwala, Governing international advocacy NGOs - Castells, Public Sphere - Fung & Shkabatur, Viral Engagement - Dryzek, Global civil society - Dryzek c.s. Delibarative global citizens’ assembly - Goodin & Ratner, Democrat...

A summary of all the required literature of the course: World cities and urban inequalities. This summary includes a table with all of the most important scholars (Sassen, Friedmann, Castells etc.) and their theories/arguments, as well as a terminology list (growth machine, global-city theory etc.) of the most important terms used in this course.

Lecture notes Literature Summary

This summary contains a big chunk of the material for the final exam for the course Urbanism & Planning (GESP1). It's divided into chapters which all discuss one lecture. Each chapter contains information from The City Reader, PowerPoints and stuff the lecturers said. To make it more useful, at the top of each chapter the attached literature is described. It contains information about the authors/collectives of authors: - Le Corbusier - Frank Lloyd Wright - Ernest W. Burgess, Hoyt, Harris & ...