​​Alt_Shift*MM4*10.12.18
​​​🏛️​ WTC 1-26th floor in the south-west corner
​​​🕛​ December 10 2018, 10.0) -  13.00 
​​​👥​ Chair: Petra and Burak, Vice Chair (Chair following Meeting): ​@Anthony A​ 
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​​Meeting Agenda 10/12

  1. ​​Elective Course ELBG 1 and 2 Altering Practices for Urban Inclusion … at the Brussels Campus a) Fall 2019 and b) Spring 2020   ​+Research Group Elective Course ELBG 1 and 2 Altering Practices for Urban Inclusion​ 
  1. ​​Our web page  ​@Anthony A​ - and representation on the website of Department of Architecture  http://altshift.brussels/ 
  1. ​​Quick update round on what each of us is working on

​​ the FRONTIERS Project

​​→ this session needs to be prepared by everyone (please do this in the ​+Alt_Shift* Book​ document)
​​→ per topic one person is responsible:
  1. ​​From ownership to commons ​@hulya e​ ​@Hanne V​ 
  1. ​​Towards the artistic ​@sophia h​ ​@Anthony A​ 
  1. ​​ Bottom-up ​@b p​ ​@Ahmet G​ 
  1. ​​Towards the decolonial ​@christian i​ 
  1. ​​Robinson, J. (2003). Postcolonialising Geography: Tactics and Pitfalls. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 24(3), 273. https://doi.org/10.1111/1467-9493.00159
  1. ​​Towards Facilitation Performative ​@Rosa H​ 
  1. ​​Towards the Temporary Transitional ​@aurelie d​  @petra
  1. ​​Towards Networked ​@Rosa H​ ​@claus c​ 
  1. ​​From patriarchal to feminist ​@Hanne V​ ​@hulya e​ 
  1. ​​Towards solidarity ​@Geraldine B​ ​@b p​ 
  1. ​​Towards the theory ​@Caroline N​ 
  1. ​​Towards the non-human centred approach ​@claus c​ 
  1. ​​Towards the non-spatial ​@Dieter M​ ​@gorsev a​ 
  1. ​​Towards the informal ​@asiya s​ 
  1. ​​From Resilience to Vulnerable ​@Caroline N​ 
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​​NOTES ON THE BOOK
​​are we gonna invite some more people?
​​​@Caroline N​ suggests to invite Simon Springer to write an afterword.
​​​@hulya e​ suggests everyone taking their own chapter autonomously and do whatever they want to do with it
​​what is the purpose of the book? 
​​for ​@b p​ creating a structured discussion
  • ​​gaining visibility
  • ​​leverage to connect with authorities
​​for ​@hulya e​ it is the bond that brings together the research group and find our way of collaborating together
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​​making a conference out of the book and making a second volume out of the conference