hi all,

i'm throwing in 'What is a City? Rethinking the Urban after Hurricane
Katrina' eds. Philip Steinberg and Rob Shields, University of Georgia
Press, 2008. An excellent selection of essays with really exciting and far
reaching analyses of the data that contributes to understanding and
designing [for disaster] and the future.

molly


On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 2:06 AM, James Wallbank <james@???> wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> During Pixelache, I think at Naissaar island - I was recommended a book
> by one of you Bricos! But I can't remember who recommended it, nor what the
> book was. Yes, and my browser history has lost it.
>
> As a substitute for having a functioning brain, I thought maybe you would
> remember. Who recommended I got a book? I even checked it out on Amazon on
> my phone - but didn't commit to buy right then! Argh!
>
> And while I am here, I wonder whether it would be an interesting thread to
> share Brico-related book recommendations. Maybe we could make a "Bricolibs"
> bibliography. What do you think? I can easily think of several publications
> which I've found Brico-inspirational. At PixelAche Brian lent me
> "Resilience Thinking" which is EXCELLENT.
>
> So, to get things moving, here are three titles which I think are
> Brico-relevant:
>
> * "Resilience Thinking": Brian Walker & David Salt
> * "The Precariat": Guy Standing
> * "The Shockwave Rider": John Brunner
>
> Have you any books which you think other Bricolabs readers may enjoy, be
> informed and/or inspired by?
>
> Best regards,
>
> James
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