
Associate Prof of Urban Studies @urban_gsu Not here. Here: @jpaddie.bsky.social
USI@GSU, Atlanta, GA
Joined February 2012
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🚨 Book announcement! 🚨 Our @NOIR_RSA edited book, Infrastructural Times: Temporality and the Making of Global Urban Worlds, will be out April 23 and is now available to order now from @BrisUniPress: bristoluniversitypress.co.uk…
🚨We're recruiting a new Director @urban_gsu: this is a great opportunity to lead an interdisciplinary urban studies unit, housed in a top policy school @aysps in the heart of downtown #Atlanta!
See/share the job post here & reach out if you have Qs: facultycareers.gsu.edu/posti…
The position might of interest to folks connected to @UAAnews @theAAG @ISA_RC21 @regstud @BlackGeogs @ASAnews @The_ACSP @ComUrbASA @APSAtweets @ABSociologists @socwomen @NCOBPSTweets & readers of @urbgeog @USJ_online @CITYanalysis @CiCoJournal @IJURResearch - thanks for sharing!
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A huge kudos goes out to GEOS alum and current @urban_gsu PhD student Ryan Pardue (MS ’23), who recently published his first scholarly paper in @economyandspace, co-authored with @kyjts! 👏🥳👏 Check it out at the link below!
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Please join us and our colleagues @urban_gsu for another co-sponsored colloquium presentation this Thursday at 3pm.
We’ll be joined by @jostehlin of @GES_UNCG, who will be presenting his work on the political economies and political ecologies of urban highway renewal!
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My article 'Distant time: The future of urbanisation from ‘there’ and ‘then’ @DialoguesHG
Through planning archives of Shimla, India, I conceptualise how temporal ordering of a colonial state is reflected in postcolonial imaginaries of smart urban futures
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Looking forward to discussing this Dialogue with our grad students next week @urban_gsu
Read @RossBeveridge5 and Phillipe Koch on urban democracy. Amazing commentaries from Julie-Anne Boudreau, David Imbroscio, @kurtiveson, @peggy443 and Warren Magnusson. A big thank you from DiUR. journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
I can't help but think @MicheleAcuto has something to do with this... Leaves Melbourne and the spiders get dumber. Is @networkedcities planning an arachnid #night class? theguardian.com/environment/…
“Every time a politician says they want more economic growth, we need to ask: growth of what and for whose benefit?” theguardian.com/environment/…
Cross-border infrastructural regionalism @NOIR_RSA theguardian.com/world/articl…
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"Infrastructures are central to processes of state formation."
In our latest issue, @DRMcCarthy1 writes about the politics of technological design in International Relations. The article is #OpenAccess, so be sure to have a read!
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By focusing on incremental and #LongRangePlanning, @mrglassphd.bsky.social and @JP_Addie assess #infrastructure as material and political objects of analysis that often delineate the socio-spatial parameters of collective infrastructural imaginaries
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Through a case study of the #SouthwestPennsylvania Commission, @mrglassphd.bsky.social and @JP_Addie question how #InfrastructureFutures are understood and materialised by the region’s central planning stakeholders
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#RegionalGovernance #MPOs
We make the case for ‘seeing like a region’ when examining infrastructural change, as infrastructure systems regularly transcend the boundaries of urban space and hence become enmeshed in the goals of broader constituencies and interests. 2/
New paper with Michael Glass now out in @USJ_online! Through a case study of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission, we question how infrastructural #futures are understood and materialized by the region’s central planning stakeholders... 1/
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"Abramson was tasked with finding ways to make Georgia State feel a little less like a downtown and more like a college town" ... news.gsu.edu/magazine/the-gs…
Snuggle up with a cute and cozy global pathogen! What moment of late-stage capitalism is this, @rkeil …?















