# Jonathan Metzger

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More-than-human Planning with Jonathan Metzger

In this episode, we explore the topic of more-than-human planning with Jonathan Metzger, Professor at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology. Jonathan is a truly transdisciplinary scholar, connecting Planning Studies, Human Geography, STS (Science- and Technology Studies) and Organizational Studies.…

15. Johanna Wiklander, Niklas Svensson, Jonathan Metzger - Tomma ord? - Livepod på ArkDes

Hur formas svensk stadsplanering? Inom den kommunala stadsplaneringssektorn produceras årligen en mängd strategier, riktlinjer, vägledningar och policydokument i syfte att säkerställa planering av långsiktigt hållbara städer. Men används och efterlevs verkligen alla stöddokument? Är det ens möjligt…

Episod 52. Graffiti som kulturarv. Del 1

Vad som började som en ansats att granska byråkratin bakom kontroverserna runt Fascinate och Highway utmynnade i en mer övergripande diskussion runt graffitins plats i svensk kulturhistoria. Medverkande: Jonathan Metzger - professor i urbana och regionala studier vid KTH, tillika ledamot i Exploat…

Jonathan Metzger - What Happened Last Night?

Jonathan Metzger - What Happened Last Night? by Arctic Entries

Moving beyond human as well as urban exceptionalism, with Jamie Wang

In this episode, we speak with Jamie Wang, urban environmental humanities scholar, editor and poet. She works as Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Literature and Cultural Studies at the Education University of Hong Kong, and is editor of the journal Feminist Review. Jamie has recent…

Sound and Noise in a Planetary Future, with Edda Bild

In this episode, Edda Bild shares insights on human and more-than-human sounds, and which of these are considered more positively, versus which tend to be considered “noise”. Edda currently works as post-doctoral research associate at the Institute for Work and Health in Toronto, Canada, where she …

Thinking Otherwise through "Third Cultures"

This is a different episode from the usual ones. Here I’m the one sharing some insights and ideas from my own research project, the EU-MSCA-funded MobileWorlds Research Project, based at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences and mentored by Prof. Wendy Tan. Most importantly, I share her…