Category: Transcript
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443R_transcript_Enhancing resilient sustainable cities: Public perspective of urban resilient design
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in how robustness contributes to the resilience of urban systems? Our debate today works with the article titled Enhancing resilient sustainable cities: Public perspective of urban resilient design from 2025, by Shuain Yuan, Nor Zarifah, and Ran Li, published in…
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441R_transcript__Water reuse: A comprehensive review
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in the opportunities within water reuse? Our debate today works with the article titled Water reuse: A comprehensive review from 2024, by Fivos Florides, Maria Giannakoudi, Giorgos Ioannou, Despoina Lazaridou, Elissavet Lamprinidou, Nikolaos Loukoutos, Maria Spyridou, Eleftherios Tosounidis, Maria Xanthopoulou,…
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439R_transcript_How autonomous vehicles can affect anomalies of urban transportation
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in the effects of autonomous vehicles on the urban fabric? Our debate today works with the article titled How autonomous vehicles can affect anomalies of urban transportation from 2025, by Francesco Filippi and Adriano Alessandrini, published in the MDPI Future…
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437R_transcript_Biodiver_Cities: An exploration of how architecture and urban design can regenerate ecosystem services
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in how to regenerate urban ecosystem services? Our debate today works with the article titled Biodiver_Cities: An exploration of how architecture and urban design can regenerate ecosystem services from 2019, by Jennifer Koat and Maibritt Pedersen Zari, presented at the…
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435R_transcript_Governance of urban informal settlements in Africa: A scoping review
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in the governance of urban informal settlements? Our debate today works with the article titled Governance of urban informal settlements in Africa: A scoping review from 2025, by Behailu Mulate Ewnetu and Bo Kyong Seo, published in the Heliyon journal.…
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433R_transcript_The effect of housing supply regulation on housing affordability: A review
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in how regulations influence housing affordability? Our debate today works with the article titled The effect of housing supply regulation on housing affordability: A review from 2020, by Raven Molloy, published in Regional Science and Urban Economics journal. This is…
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431_transcript_Self-organized collective action in the floating island project
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in the opportunities with floating cities? Our debate today works with the book chapter titled Self-organized collective action in the floating island project from 2019, by Nathalie Mezza-Garcia, part of the book titled Nonviolent Political Economy. This is a great…
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429R_transcript_Cities as labor markets – The efficiency of large labor markets is the main cause of ever-growing cities
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in the dynamics of urban productivity? Our debate today works with the book chapter titled Cities as labor markets – The efficiency of large labor markets is the main cause of ever-growing cities from 2018, by Alain Bertaud, part of…
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427R_transcript_Thriving with water: Developments in amphibious architecture in North America
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in amphibious architecture as a potential solutions for floods? Our debate today works with the article titled Thriving with water: Developments in amphibious architecture in North America from 2016, by Elizabeth English, Natasha Klink, and Scott Turner, presented at FLOODrisk…
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425R_transcript_The Energy Foundation – Why Affordable, Reliable Energy Is the Key to Jobs, Cost of Living, and Resilience
Check out the episode: You can find the shownotes through this link. Are you interested in why energy is the foundation of all opportunities and challenges? Our debate today works with the book titled The Energy Foundation – Why Affordable, Reliable Energy Is the Key to Jobs, Cost of Living, and Resilience from 2026, by…
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