Blueprint editor makes Venice her model for the Gateway. >>
jumps for joy. >>
Arriving in East London made feel like a terrorist. >>
on carrying media literacy to China. >>
on commuting to Wroclaw. >>
on Politics in Berlin. >>
notices different frocks in different docks. >>
reckons the East stands to gain as West London heads downmarket. >>
on coming from Essex, not London. >>
thinks that ‘rebuilding’ really means new building. >>
sees pantomime rather than accountability. >>
© 2004·06
Professor Han Meyer on sustaining the port-city: ‘In every phase of modernisation the city and the port have sought a new balance. In the current phase, at the beginning of the 21st century, the port is moving out of the city. A lot of people put this down to scale, and the increasing difficulties associated with the type of activities of industrial ports. This is true, but there is always something else playing a role, which has to do with the question of the relation between the city as global and the city as local.’
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Welcome to this issue
Contents of this issue
Editor’s letter
Academic
Debate
Entertainment
Essays
Journalism
Feedback
Gateway To The New Venice
My Olympic Joy
We’re All Bin-Ladens Now
Taking Media Literacy to China
Flying Fugit
Subway Politics in Berlin
Different frocks for different docks
London’s Turning East
Good Evening, I’m From Essex… Not London
Displacing People, Dismissing the Past
Pantomime politics
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