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Danger! Weird ways engineers think and talk about disasters in cities

Danger! Weird ways engineers think and talk about disasters in cities

March 24, 2018
by Kate Crawford
English

Illustrations by the brilliant Veronica Wood. Thanks to all the friends and colleagues who gave encouragement and feedback.

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Post-disaster repairs II: the case of repurposing ex-industrial landscapes in the UK

Post-disaster repairs II: the case of repurposing ex-industrial landscapes in the UK

March 10, 2014
by Kate Crawford
English

What is so special about humanitarian bureaucracy anyway? Haven’t plenty of people in all sorts of different organisations come up with a great idea that…

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Post-disaster repairs I: the case of damaged housing after earthquakes

Post-disaster repairs I: the case of damaged housing after earthquakes

January 30, 2014
by Kate Crawford
English

You will always find me in the kitchen at parties talking about post-disaster repair. For three years, finding ways to make aid money flow to…

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Post-disaster repairs: the prequel and a splintered worldview

Post-disaster repairs: the prequel and a splintered worldview

November 25, 2013
by Kate Crawford
English

If you ever catch yourself wondering about social justice and infrastructure delivery, then this mini-series of blogs about post-disaster repairs is for you. As the…

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Critical techno-policy in Japan

Critical techno-policy in Japan

August 6, 2013
by Kate Crawford
English

When we use the word ‘critical’ in engineering we usually mean thresholds not theories. Neat boundaries rather than full-on discourse analysis. And I, for one,…

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Trial and Error

Trial and Error

June 24, 2013
by Kate Crawford
English

This blog will be a place for me to think about resilient urbanism by writing. This is an ongoing experiment because I normally like to…

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