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Természettudományi Kar
Szervezet
TTK Társadalom- és Gazdaságföldrajzi Tanszék
Kód
lh2n9727
Cím
Post-socialist urban transformation in Hungary
Tervezett félév
Tavaszi
Meghirdetve
2024/25/1
ECTS
5
Nyelv
en
Oktatás célja
The primary aim of the course is to provide an overview of the most relevant theories concerning the relationship between socialist and capitalist urbanisation, to introduce the main characteristics of the so-called ‘socialist new towns’ (planned industrial towns), and, predominantly through Hungarian examples, to discuss the key features of urban development and urban structure in the socialist and the post-socialist period. In the second half of the semester, the post-1990 transformation processes of inner city areas, socialist-era housing estates and formerly mono-functional industrial areas are examined (both in class, as well as within the confines of two field trips in Budapest), and the intricate interconnectedness of ideology, (state) power and the use of urban open space is explored through local examples. In addition to gaining knowledge in the fields of urban geography, urban history and urban sociology, as another important goal of the course, Erasmus students and Hungarian geographer students of Eötvös Loránd University also have an opportunity for networking, sharing experiences, and establishing long-term scientific relations.
Tantárgy tartalma
CLASS 1: Capitalist vs. socialist urbanisation: A theoretical framework CLASS 2: Urbanisation in the socialist era: International overview and the Hungarian experience CLASS 3: Industrial new towns: The hallmarks of socialist urbanity CLASS 4: Urban structure of the socialist city CLASS 5: The return to the road of capitalism: Theorising the politico-economic transition CLASS 6: Urban structure of the post-socialist city (Part I: The inner city and the industrial areas) CLASS 7: Field trip in Budapest connected to Part I CLASS 8: Urban structure of the post-socialist city (Part II: The housing estates and the outskirts) CLASS 9: Field trip in Budapest connected to Part II CLASS 10: The ideological use of urban space in socialist and post-socialist societies CLASS 11: Students’ presentations CLASS 12: Students’ presentations
Számonkérés és értékelés
A 10-15 minute oral presentation on a pre-assigned topic connected to the key themes of the course, with a subsequent discussion.
Irodalomjegyzék
Andrusz, G. – Harloe, M. – Szelényi, I. (Eds.) (1996): Cities After Socialism. Urban and Regional Change and Conflict in Post-Socialist Societies. Blackwell, Oxford Bodnár, J. (2001): Fin de Millénaire Budapest. Metamorphoses of Urban Life. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis Czepczyński, M. (2008): Cultural Landscapes of Post-Socialist Cities. Representation of Powers and Needs. Ashgate, Aldershot French, R. A. – Hamilton, F. E. I. (Eds.) (1979): The Socialist City. Spatial Structure and Urban Policy. John Wiley & Sons, Chichester, West Sussex Stanilov, K. (Ed.) (2007): The Post-Socialist City. Urban Form and Space Transformations in Central and Eastern Europe after Socialism. Springer, Dordrecht Sýkora, L. (2009): Post-Socialist Cities. In: Kitchin, R. – Thrift, N. (Eds.) (2009): International Encyclopedia of Human Geography (Volume 8). Elsevier, Oxford, 387–395.

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