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Yael Padan currently works at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London. She is a post-doctoral research associate within a team working on the ‘Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality’ (KNOW) project. This project addresses the challenge of achieving urban equality in cities in the Global South. KNOW focuses on building capacity to research urban equality in cities in the developing world and among ODA researchers in the UK. The project brings together a collaborative, interdisciplinary and international team to develop innovative long-term programmes of knowledge co-production for urban equality.
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Practising Ethics Guides are part of an open-access educational tool for emerging and established built environment practitioners to teach themselves and others how to identify ethical dilemmas that may arise in research and practice, negotiate their ethical responsibilities, and rehearse strategies to navigate unpredictable ethical issues with car...
This paper reflects on the ethics of research and knowledge co-production aimed at addressing urban inequality. It draws on work within the Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality (KNOW) programme, which aimed to co-produce knowledge to activate transformation. We employ a lens of feminist care ethics to examine ethical challenges in research partne...
Cuba’s capacity to confront challenging scenarios has been internationally recognised and its health system and ability to respond to complex contexts under an overall principle of equality acknowledged. During the pandemic, however, several crises have challenged Havana’s ambitions of equality. COVID-19 coincided with the exponential impacts of th...
This polyvocal paper describes the collective writing of a manifesto for urban equality by an international and interdisciplinary team of researchers who met in Kampala, Uganda, in November 2019. It explains the methodologies that inspired the process of writing, reflects on the contradictions that permeate the generation of collective voices, and...
This paper reflects on approaches to conducting “ethical research” on architecture and urban (in)equality in cities in the global south. It focuses on two themes: the formalization of institutional ethics procedures and protocols for conducting such research, and the need to move away from ethical frameworks that emerge from western structures for...
Miniature architectural models are often used as signs or markers, which frame a touristic site as a place worth visiting. In this paper I explore the relations of such models to the ‘real’ sites, as well as to other copies and representations. The article examines the Holyland Model, a miniature model showing Jerusalem in the year 66 AD, which has...
Modelscapes are clusters of miniature architectural models that represent entire environments. They're frequently found in museums as representations of heritage, architecture, and collective identity. This book offers a critical analysis of modelscapes, using case studies from Israel, to show how miniature representations of contested physical spa...
Modelscapes are clusters of miniature architectural models that represent entire environments. They are frequently found in museums as representations of heritage, architecture and collective identity. This book offers a critical analysis of modelscapes, focusing on on case studies from Israel. It explores how miniature representations of contested...
