J. W. Carradine
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Brick Lane, Peckham and the Political Economy of Planning
By J. W. Carradine
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Saving the Local Pub: Why Buildings Like the Railway Bell Matter and How Communities Can Protect Them
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
Case Studies
The Quiet Removal of the Public Realm, Tower Hamlets and the Rentier State
By J. W. Carradine
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Who Captures Liverpool Street? A Political Economy of Network Rail & ACME
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Liverpool Street and the Art of Dismissing the Public
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Who Captures Liverpool Street? A Political Economy of Network Rail & ACME - Part II
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Who Captures Liverpool Street? A Political Economy of Network Rail & ACME - Part I
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Liverpool Street Station Approved — A 19–3 Vote, and the Managed Uncertainty of “Public Benefit”
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Liverpool Street Station Redevelopment: A Hearing Designed to Pass, Not to Listen
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Brick Lane, Rendered Legible to Capital
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Final Day — Brick Lane on the Scales: Class, Capital and the Financialised City
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Day 9 (Afternoon) — Need, Weight, and the Test of “Good Growth”
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Day 9 – Light, Language and the Right to Remain
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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The Ayelsham Inquiry Day Four — Maximum Reasonable: Housing Need, Viability and Who Gets to Stay in Peckham
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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The Ayelsham Inquiry Day Three — The Arithmetic of Clearance: Viability and the Price of Peckham’s Future
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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“A Line in the Sand”: Brick Lane Speaks After the Inquiry
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Day 8 – Afternoon Session: Planning as Alibi, Capital as Client
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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