Charrlotte Adelina
Biographic Data
| ID | 254835 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charrlotte Adelina |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charrlotte |
| FAMILY NAME | Adelina |
| SIGNATURE | ADELINA C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Freie Universität Berlin |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8588-2879 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Entrepreneurial urbanization and masculine identities: An exploratory study of Khon Kaen, Thailand
Ruderal involutions: An uneven vegetal geography of Coimbatore
How can we think and live with vegetal life in uneven urban environments? The paper traces vegetal relations in the streetscapes of Coimbatore, a city that was undergoing urban change through the growth paradigms of smart datafication and beautification. Interviews with street vendors in the beautified streets of the smart city program of Coimbatore pointed to protracted caring relations with avenue trees. By rethinking and bringing together the …
A sociology of vegetal life: Rethinking 'harmony' and 'nativism' in Miyawaki forests
In this essay, I trace the genealogy of the 'Miyawaki forest' or 'Tiny Forest' concept by unpacking Akira Miyawaki's treatises on natural vegetation and situating it within Zürich-Montpellier school of phytosociology. Drawing from impulses in more-than-human geography, I study Miyawaki projects that vouch to create fast, 'self-sustaining', close-range forests of native tree species in urban lands. By examining the maxims and techniques adopted in…
A situated urban political ecology of plastics recycling in Bangkok
Ruderal city: Ecologies of migration, race, and urban nature in Berlin , by Bettina Stoetzer
Health and wellbeing in cities - Cultural contributions from urban form in the Global South context
Urban public spaces, both natural and built, contribute to the liveability of urban spaces. Evidence shows that natural urban spaces can improve both physical and psychological wellbeing through providing cultural ecosystem services (CES), but there is a lack of evidence from Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC). Recognising the pressures that public spaces are under in rapidly changing cities of the Global South, it is critical that research i…
Assessing Inequalities in Wellbeing at a Neighbourhood Scale in Low-Middle-Income-Country Secondary Cities and Their Implications for Long-Term Livability
To ensure future sustainability, cities need to consider concepts of livability and resident wellbeing alongside environmental, economic and infrastructure development equity. The current rapid urbanization experienced in many regions is leading to sustainability challenges, but also offers the opportunity to deliver infrastructure supporting the social aspects of cities and the services that underpin them alongside economic growth. Unfortunately…
Urban food insecurity and its determinants: A baseline study of Bengaluru
There is an increasing need to study urban food security in the global South. This is because of the monetization of food in urban areas and compounding vulnerability from other deprivations such as lack of access to infrastructure. We assess these claims in this paper, based on a city-wide household survey in Bengaluru (Bangalore) carried out in 2016 that used experiential measures of food security like the Household Food Insecurity Access Scale…
A situated urban political ecology of plastics recycling in Bangkok
Ruderal involutions: An uneven vegetal geography of Coimbatore
How can we think and live with vegetal life in uneven urban environments? The paper traces vegetal relations in the streetscapes of Coimbatore, a city that was undergoing urban change through the growth paradigms of smart datafication and beautification. Interviews with street vendors in the beautified streets of the smart city program of Coimbatore pointed to protracted caring relations with avenue trees. By rethinking and bringing together the …
Assessing Inequalities in Wellbeing at a Neighbourhood Scale in Low-Middle-Income-Country Secondary Cities and Their Implications for Long-Term Livability
To ensure future sustainability, cities need to consider concepts of livability and resident wellbeing alongside environmental, economic and infrastructure development equity. The current rapid urbanization experienced in many regions is leading to sustainability challenges, but also offers the opportunity to deliver infrastructure supporting the social aspects of cities and the services that underpin them alongside economic growth. Unfortunately…
Urban food insecurity and its determinants: A baseline study of Bengaluru
There is an increasing need to study urban food security in the global South. This is because of the monetization of food in urban areas and compounding vulnerability from other deprivations such as lack of access to infrastructure. We assess these claims in this paper, based on a city-wide household survey in Bengaluru (Bangalore) carried out in 2016 that used experiential measures of food security like the Household Food Insecurity Access Scale…
Urban food insecurity and its determinants: A baseline study of Bengaluru
There is an increasing need to study urban food security in the global South. This is because of the monetization of food in urban areas and compounding vulnerability from other deprivations such as lack of access to infrastructure. We assess these claims in this paper, based on a city-wide household survey in Bengaluru (Bangalore) carried out in 2016 that used experiential measures of food security like the Household Food Insecurity Access Scale…
Health and wellbeing in cities - Cultural contributions from urban form in the Global South context
Urban public spaces, both natural and built, contribute to the liveability of urban spaces. Evidence shows that natural urban spaces can improve both physical and psychological wellbeing through providing cultural ecosystem services (CES), but there is a lack of evidence from Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC). Recognising the pressures that public spaces are under in rapidly changing cities of the Global South, it is critical that research i…
Assessing Inequalities in Wellbeing at a Neighbourhood Scale in Low-Middle-Income-Country Secondary Cities and Their Implications for Long-Term Livability
To ensure future sustainability, cities need to consider concepts of livability and resident wellbeing alongside environmental, economic and infrastructure development equity. The current rapid urbanization experienced in many regions is leading to sustainability challenges, but also offers the opportunity to deliver infrastructure supporting the social aspects of cities and the services that underpin them alongside economic growth. Unfortunately…
A situated urban political ecology of plastics recycling in Bangkok
Ruderal city: Ecologies of migration, race, and urban nature in Berlin , by Bettina Stoetzer
Entrepreneurial urbanization and masculine identities: An exploratory study of Khon Kaen, Thailand
Ruderal involutions: An uneven vegetal geography of Coimbatore
How can we think and live with vegetal life in uneven urban environments? The paper traces vegetal relations in the streetscapes of Coimbatore, a city that was undergoing urban change through the growth paradigms of smart datafication and beautification. Interviews with street vendors in the beautified streets of the smart city program of Coimbatore pointed to protracted caring relations with avenue trees. By rethinking and bringing together the …
A sociology of vegetal life: Rethinking 'harmony' and 'nativism' in Miyawaki forests
In this essay, I trace the genealogy of the 'Miyawaki forest' or 'Tiny Forest' concept by unpacking Akira Miyawaki's treatises on natural vegetation and situating it within Zürich-Montpellier school of phytosociology. Drawing from impulses in more-than-human geography, I study Miyawaki projects that vouch to create fast, 'self-sustaining', close-range forests of native tree species in urban lands. By examining the maxims and techniques adopted in…
Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Water Governance and Infrastructure (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works)