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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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Economies of Displacement: Inequality, Legitimacy, and the Truman Data Centre (Day 8 -Morning Session)
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Day 2 – Heritage and the Moral Script of Regeneration
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Day One: From Brick Lane to Rye Lane
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Day 7 — Afternoon Session: The Public Re-Enters the Frame
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Day 7 — From Infrastructure to Inertia: The Question of Need
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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From Heritage to Humanity - Day 6 at the Truman Brewery Inquiry
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Day 5 (Afternoon) – Third-Party Submissions - The Wall Still Stands
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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Day 6 - The Conversion of Place — Data, Value and the Truman Brewery Data Centre
By J. W. Carradine, Mark Shaw
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