Lecture

Urban Infrastructures: Social Dimensions

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This lecture series explores the social dimensions of urban infrastructures, focusing on equity implications of water systems in the US, social and privatizing developments in Mexico, transport in Istanbul, citizen participation in Latin America, and urban water restoration leading to regional development. It raises questions about regulation, the role of national and local governments, planning for social and economic impacts, citizen involvement in city livability, and urban restoration.

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