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Migropolis - Venice / Atlas of a Global Situation (Paperback)
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Migropolis - Venice / Atlas of a Global Situation (Paperback)
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Since its publication, the four-year study on the globalized city
conducted by the philosopher Wolfgang Scheppe at the Universita
Iuav de Venizia has achieved the status of being a standard
reference. The intricately structured two-volume book, in which the
movement patterns of migration and tourism intersect, looks at
Venice as an exemplary case of urbanity under the control of
globalization. By means of the documentation of Situationist
derives, critical tools for data visualization and multilayered
maps, the broadly conceived work permits immersing oneself in the
city almost down to a microscopic layer. Thousands of photographs
alternate with individual case studies on illegal immigrants as
well as people on pleasure trips. One focus is on the conflicts of
exclusion, which are brought about by Europe's border regimes or by
the shadow economy both compelled and criminalized by European
legislation. The reasons for the break-up of the metropolitan
context into a split "dual city" lie in such contradictions. The
publication provides a unique and comprehensive basis for the
current debate on the refugee movement from the battlefields of
Western alliances and the zones of the world that have been
pauperized by the globalized economy.
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