The Routledge Companion to Architecture and Social Engagement (Paperback, 1)

Part 1: Public, Community, Society Public Interest Design: A Conceptual Framework Joongsub Kim (US) Part 2: Scarcity, Poverty, Exclusion Appropriation of Social Exclusion: Subject-Invisibility in the Representation of Space in Dhaka Shayer Ghafur (Bangladesh) Part 3: Participation, Engagement, Action Architecture and the Politics of Empowerment Adnan Morshed (US) Participation in Architecture: Reconfiguring the Common Ground Kush Patel (US) Participatory Urbanism and Radical Democracy Tahl Kaminer (UK) Part 4: Agency, Empowerment, Revolution Part 5: Critical pedagogy, Service learning, Professionalism Re-conceiving Professionalism in the 21st Century Nils Gore (US) Part 6: Ecology, Natural, Environment Dew Points Ijlala Mujffar (US) Part 7: Commodification, Spectacle What If…Or Towards a Redefinition of the Political Economy of Architecture Tatjana Schneider (UK) Part 8: Humanitarianism, Trauma, Benevolence Interventions: Architecture, Humanitarianism, Politics Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi and Andrew Herscher (US) The role and impact of design in post-disaster architecture Ted Yu-Shen Chen (AUS) Transgressive Territory: Refugee Camps, Internal Displacements, and the Language of Resettlement Sean Anderson (AUS). Contributor Biographies. Image Credits. Index