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200 1 _aThe Funambulist Nʻ2
_bNUMP
_fLǒpold Lambert
_e Politics of Space and Bodies.
_e Politiques de l'espace et des corps.
_e Suburban Geographies.
210 _aParis
_cThe Funambulist
_d
215 _cCouv.Ill.Coul.
_a60 p.
_d21 x 29.5
300 _aTextes en anglais
326 _aBimestriel
330 _aSuburban politics are, of course, specific to each country and city, and this issue only examines some of them (the United States, Brazil, South Africa, France, and Palestine). However, they all share a geographical distance from city centers, corresponding to another distance, a societal one, whether forced on their inhabitants or chosen by them. Both of these distances are profoundly political, and their urban and architectural materializations require a thorough examination of the way they interact with the bodies they host.
461 _aLǒpold Lambert
_cParis
_dNʻ1 (Septembre 2015)
_tThe Funambulist
_uhttps://thefunambulist.net/
_x2402-5895
463 _aLǒpold Lambert
_cParis
_tThe Funambulist
_x2402-5895
_d
_vNʻ2
606 _aSuburban Geographies
_xGǒgraphies de la banlieue
_928498
607 _aLong Island
_yU.S.
_928488
607 _aBrasilia
_yBršil
_928489
607 _aParis
_yFrance
_928490
607 _aRamallah
_yPalestine
_928491
607 _aJohannesburg
_yAfrique du Sud
_928492
700 _4Rďacteur en chef
_aLambert
_bLǒpold
_919827
701 _4710
_aAhn
_bOlivia
_928493
701 _4710
_aBorges
_bAntonadia
_928494
701 _4710
_aBelmessous
_bHacn̈e
_928495
701 _4710
_aGrandinetti
_bTina
_928496
701 _4710
_aFick
_bAngelo
_928497
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_bFR-751131015
_c20230120
_gAFNOR
801 0 _aTN
_b32Bis
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856 4 _uhttps://thefunambulist.net/
856 4 _uhttps://thefunambulist.net/magazine/02-suburban-geographies