11 | 2014
Ville et révolution en Égypte
Edited by Roman Stadnicki
The three years that have gone by since the January 25 revolution have offered us the opportunity to observe urban actors amid the political transition in Egypt. How do public authorities, urban planners, and citizens take part in the dynamic of change that was sparked in 2011? What shifts on the political and professional scene can be noticed? What evolutions in the modes of action?
Mobilizations, contestation of urban policies, the reinvention of urban practices: this issue investigates urban dynamics in light of the deep political and social changes that have been shaking Egypt since 2011. It scrutinizes the mutation happening in the urban actions and imagination while the country experiences a critical moment of its modern history.
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Introduction – Urban Actors Put to the Test by the Egyptian Transition [Full text | translation | en]
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Première partie – Se mobiliser dans/pour la ville
Rallying in/for the City-
Urban Backlash against Democracy: Battling the Tyranny of the Majority or the Rise of Rural Power? [Full text]Des villes en révolte contre la « tyrannie de la majorité » ou comment empêcher l’émergence d’un pouvoir rural ? [Full text | translation | fr]
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Urban Egypt: On the Road from Revolution to the State? Governance, the Built Environment, and Social Justice [Full text]L’Égypte urbaine : de la révolution vers l'État ? Gouvernance, urbanisme et justice sociale [Full text | translation | fr]
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Deuxième partie – Contester les politiques urbaines
Contesting Urban Policies -
Troisième partie – Changer les pratiques urbanistiques
Changing Urban Planning Practices
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