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- Ahmed, Kazi Ishtiak
- Bergamasco, Ambra G.
- Conniffe, Tom
- Dalton, Ann
- Deady, Gavin
- Dooley, Helene
- Farmer, Carson
- Farrell, Daragh
- Flatman-Watson, Sheelagh
- Fuller, Wendy
- Fulton, Gareth
- Grassick, Denise
- Hanrahan, James
- Heffernan, Emma
- Hobbs, Adrienne
- Hogan, James
- Jorgensen, Annette
- Kennedy, Teresa
- Mathews, Elizabeth
- Meredith, David
- McCaffery, Conor
- Monaghan, Irene
- Monagle, James
- Moran, Niall
- Mullin, Marion
- Murphy, Emma
- Murphy, Patrick
- Murtagh, Hilary
- O'Brien, Morgan
- O'Byrne, John
- O'Reilly, Zoë
- O'Riordan, Sean
- Pender, John
- Phipps, Mary
- Price, Sophie
- Rhatigan, Fergal
- Watters, John
- Zagato, Alessandro
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PhD Students
Ambra G. Bergamasco
Personal Information
| Name: |
Ambra G. Bergamasco |
| Position: |
Doctoral Fellow
NIRSA / ISSP |
| Department: |
Geography |
| Organisation: |
NUI Maynooth |
| Location: |
Postgraduate Lab, Iontas Building, NUI Maynooth |
| E-mail: |
ambragatto@yahoo.it |
| Telephone: |
++ 353 1 708 6731 |
| Fax: |
++ 353 1 708 |
| Research Interests: |
Creativity, social exclusion, urban regeneration, social theatre and applied arts, Europe. |
| Research Group(s): |
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Projects
| Project Title: |
Tertium Quid: practices of creativity in Torino and Belfast |
| Supervisor: |
Prof. Rob Kitchin & Prof. Mark Boyle |
| Project Abstract: |
European urban centers are being transformed into cultural hubs of excellence, creativity. Meshed with cultural policies concerned with social exclusion and urban inclusion, the shift towards cultural economies appears to collide with the reinforcement of social exclusion and urban degradation.
This project will attempt to understand and reflect on these dynamics through the lens of a Deleuzian theoretical framework that will illuminate the production and effects of cultural economies and the employ of creativity.
The research aspires to contribute to the understanding of the importance of a Deleuzian perspective in the field of urban, policy and governance research.
This is project is funded (2008-2011) by NIRSA and ISSP
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