Beyond a standardised urban lexicon: which vocabulary matters?

Aseem Inam
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This epilogue reflects on the introduction and three papers of this special issue in order to highlight the issue’s contribution to the vital conversation of re-wording and re-theorising the urban. To further advance this conversation, we must recognise the very real imbalances of access to resources and power to influence that exist between the global North and global South, including resources to conduct research and power to publish journals. As our cities face multiple and urgent challenges such as the climate crisis, urban inequality, global pandemics and inadequate infrastructure, it is never too soon to re-think, to re-word and ultimately, to re-act the urban lexicon.
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除了标准化的城市词汇:哪些词汇重要?
这篇结语反映了这期特刊的引言和三篇论文,以突出这期特刊对重新措辞和重新理论化城市的重要对话的贡献。为了进一步推进这一对话,我们必须认识到全球北方和全球南方之间在获取资源和影响力方面存在的非常现实的不平衡,包括开展研究的资源和出版期刊的权力。随着我们的城市面临气候危机、城市不平等、全球流行病和基础设施不足等多重紧迫挑战,重新思考、重新措辞并最终对城市词汇做出反应永远不会太早。
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