Mediating the Decline of Industrial Cities : Knowledge Production, Heritage-Making and Urban Transformation in Postwar Europe

This volume reflects the latest historiographical discussion about the decline, transformation, heritagisation, and re-invention of industrial cities in Europe during the late 20th century.It argues that the notion of “mediation” as it has been used in the history of technology helps to shed new lig...

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Autores principales: Christoph Brüll, Sebastian Haumann, Stefan Krebs, Jens van de Maele
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