Cosmopolitan, Racialized, or Both: Conflicting Imaginaries in Mouraria

Tulumello, Simone

no. 4, Roundtables, vol. 7November 7, 2022<November 7, 2022

Cosmopolitan, Racialized, or Both: Conflicting Imaginaries in Mouraria

Simone Tulumello

Simone Tulumello examines the tensions between racialization and cosmopolitanism in Lisbon’s Mouraria neighbourhood, where imaginaries of multiculturalism have been co-opted as part of the capital’s push for global city status.

Deep Dives, no. 1, vol. 5March 6, 2020<March 6, 2020

Assembling the Cosmopublic: Art Intelligence and Object-Oriented Citizenship

Hai Ren

Hai Ren rethinks the creative city away from its anthropocentricism and toward a nonhuman art intelligence

no. 2, Student Voices, vol. 3June 22, 2018<June 28, 2018

Micro to Macro in Hong Kong and Shanghai: How Media Cities View Mega Screens

Celia Grubba

In this essay, Celia Grubba, a student from Indiana University, discusses the ways in which public screens position and constitute China as global and cosmopolitan.