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causes and effects of the boom and guarded housing complexes

Lecture by Dipl. Geogr Christian Smigiel (Leibniz Institute of Regional Studies, Leipzig)

Location: Institute of Geography, University of Muenster, Robert-Koch Str 26, space 72

Time: 19:00

closed and guarded residential complexes ( called gated communities) have become in recent years
an essential part of the ever-growing housing markets in Eastern Europe
. Especially in the political and economic centers of the countries of Eastern Europe
they have become almost anywhere in the city,. They arise both in inner-city areas in the form of multi-storey apartment complexes and in the suburban hinterland as a so-called one-or multi-family rental housing estates. In contrast to its North and South American counterparts who have already been thoroughly investigated and researched, but there are in eastern Europe so far only very few studies that deal with the causes and effects of this new form of housing. A look behind the high walls and fences, even almost entirely missing.

the example of the Bulgarian capital Sofia, which has experienced over the last five years, an increase of over 50 of these
closed and guarded housing complexes, is daring in the context of the talk the first time a glimpse behind the closed doors. Furthermore, questions of the speakers, the specific causes of this boom, is concerned with institutional frameworks and social discourses that accompany this rapid development and examines actors and actor groups that are critical to this process.

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Lecture: "The postsoziali Stisch growth catastrophe - fragmentation urban development in the Mongolian capital Ulaan baatar at the beginning of the 21st century"

Referntin: Dipl. Geogr Eva Gardemann

On Tuesday, 5/6/2008, 19 clock, space 56
Robert-Koch -Starße 26

Gated communities, socialist panel and yurt settlements, the daily continued to grow in the mountains - is 16 years after the end of socialism Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, a place extremely divergent urban structures and life realities.
are in the direct vicinity of the center, the neo-classical monotone, decaying apartment blocks from the socialist era, which today are increasingly relies on modern, representative glass palaces and mass housing estates. Could Ulaanbaatar take the comparison with Siberian industrial cities were it not for the yurt: that traditional dwelling of Mongolian nomads emerges as a dwelling in the city center and is the core element of the shanty towns that end, thanks to the never ending immigration stream is already far beyond the city area also expand.
The presentation highlights the effects of the currently running processes in the urban development Mongolian capital, and presents solutions from the practice of the German-Mongolian development cooperation.

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Lecture: "Socialist Urban Development-The case of the Romanian capital of Bucharest"

Speaker: Sergei Melcher

Thursday, 01.31.2008, 19 clock, space 72
at the Institute of Geography, Robert-Koch-Strasse 26, Münster

good 18 years after the fall of the communist regime, the Romanian capital Bucharest is characterized by large billboards and neon signs on the building facades, and an increasingly dense traffic. These trends may well be seen as the visible result of a profound political, economic and social post-socialist transformation of the country and its capital. Urban development and architectural design Bucharest is characterized largely by the heritage of socialist urban development - which determine incurred in the 1950 housing estates and in particular the radical transformation of the city under Nicolae Ceausescu in the 1980s, today the physiognomy of the city.
The lecture is devoted to focus on this socialist city structure and development of the socialist city of Bucharest after the Second World War. Special attention is paid the radical transformation of the downtown areas to.

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