Vol. 4 No. 1 (2021): Port City Cultures, Values, or Maritime Mindsets: How to Define and Assess what Makes Port Cities Special

Edited by Carola Hein, Sabine Luning, Paul van de Laar

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2612-0496/v4-n1-2021

Published: 2021-08-02

Full Issue

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Editorial

• Port City Cultures, Values, and Maritime Mindsets: Defining What Makes Port Cities Special

  Carola Hein, Sabine Luning, Paul van de Laar

  7-20

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Main Section

• What Kind of ‘Cosmopolitics’? Studying the Eastern Mediterranean Port Cities between East and West

  Didem Yerli

  21-39

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• From Harbor to Harbor: Postcolonial Relations and Agencies

  Alissa Diesch, Jes Hansen

  40-59

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• (Re-)generating Symbolic Port-City Links: Urban Regeneration and the Cultural Demaritimisation and Remaritimisation of European Port Cities

  Enrico Tommarchi

  60-76

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• Rotterdam’s New Waterway: The Iconification of an Infrastructure (1860-1947)

  Hilde Sennema, Paul van de Laar

  77-94

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• Marking a New Chapter in the History of our City. Newspaper Narratives of Proposed Waterfront Star Architecture

  Nadia Alaily-Mattar, Mina Akhavan, Carola Hein

  95-112

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• Globalization, Nautical Nostalgia and Maritime Identity Politics. A Case Study on Boundary Objects in the Future German Port Museum

  Melcher Ruhkopf

  113-132

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• Cultural Heritage of the Old Port of Quebec Sacrificed on the Altar of a Market Polity

  Fabien Jakob

  133-155

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• Hull’s Maritime Industrial Heritage: Sites of Debated Value and Conflicting 21st- Century Port-City Mindsets. Case Analysis and Suggested Learnings

  Saskia Tideman

  155-183

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Practices

• From Open Port to North Tyrrhenian Port Center Network. A Synopsis of 15 Years Port-City Integration Strategy

  Francesca Morucci, Giles William Foster, Massimiliano Barbera

  184-200

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• The Importance of Autonomy in the Port City

  Roger Rios

  200-208

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Miscellanea

• Democracy and Masks. Towards an Iconology of the Faceless Crowd

  Jacopo Galimberti

  211-235

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