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About the conference

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Introduction 00001

Axel Fisher, Simon Bell, Vittoria Capresi, Maria Helena Maia and Cristina Pallini

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Invented Ruralities, Designed Communities

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Rural housing as field of modernist experiences 01001

Alexandra Cardoso, Alexandra Trevisan, Rute Figueiredo and Maria Helena Maia

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Type-planning a Fenno-Swedish identity. The housing association for the Swedish speaking areas of Finland and the ideal rural home between 1938 and 1969 01002

Mia Åkerfelt

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Alejandro de la Sota’s modern villages: vernacular abstraction and surrealist modernity 01003

Jean-François Lejeune

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Forming the Rural Settlements in Early Republican Turkey 01004

Özge Sezer

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Modernist Rural Planning: Paradigms

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Regionalism at all costs Nallo Mazzocchi Alemanni and the Bradano Valley Land Reclamation Project, 1955. 02001

Filippo De Dominicis

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The Portuguese internal colonization: the country that could have been, but it was not 02002

Miguel Moreira Pinto and Joana Couto

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Spatialized corporatism between town and countryside 02003

Francesca Bonfante

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The rural transition – Landwirstchaftliche Produktionsgenossenschaften and landscape before and after German Reunification (1990). 02004

Vittoria Capresi, Emily Bereskin and Christoph Muth

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Modernist Rural Planning: Comparative Perspectives

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From the Thirties to post-war reconstruction. The Land Reclamation Consortia and rural architecture in Italy. 03001

Luca Monica and Luca Bergamaschi

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Modernist Rural Planning: Cultural and Physical Legacies

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Issues and Strategies for the Conservation of the Artificial Water System in Hongcun, China 04001

Tingshen Li

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Learning from the douar. Michel Écochard and the modern invention of the semi-rural Moroccan habitat 04002

Edoardo L. G. Bernasconi

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The safeguard of a rural landscape and of its use. Study on the western-south of Lazio (Italy). 04003

Nora Lombardini

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The Soviet modernisation of the public road landscape 04004

Kristine Vugule and Simon Bell

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Modernist Rural Planning: Antecedents, Copycats and Mavericks

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Rural development in Belarus: the “agrogrodok”: between rural and urban? 05001

Liudmila Slivinskaya

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Tessenei (1905-1941): intensive farming shaping landscape and social relations in colonial Eritrea 05002

Nelly Cattaneo

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The rural super city - Central Lancashire New Town. 05003

Victoria Jolley

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Mapping Modernist Rural Landscapes: Methodologies and Outcomes

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Land reclamation, farm mechanisation, rural repopulation: the shifting landscape of the Gharb Valley in Morocco, 1912–1956 06001

Michele Tenzon

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The strada litoranea. Mapping colonial rural landscape along the Libyan coastal road. 06002

Alessandro Raffa

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Architectural conjectural mapping: two examples 06003

Silvia Boca and Aleksa Korolija

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“Alive and kicking” – Moving through and diving into the Soviet kolkhoz and the East German LPG 06004

Friedrich Kuhlmann

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Mapping Modernist Rural Landscapes: Shifting Used and Patterns

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Historical GIS: application of map-based biography to the Laeva sovkhoz / state farm, Estonia 07001

Martti Veldi and Simon Bell

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Building the Modernist rural landscape in the Salazar’s Regime: The agricultural colony of Boalhosa 07002

Paolo Marcolin, Joaquim Flores and Isabel Matias

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Soviet era landscape change and the post-Soviet legacy in Latvia 07003

Simon Bell, Olgerts Nikodemus, Zanda Peneze and Imants Kruze

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Mapping Modernist Rural Landscapes: Speculative Approaches

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The krushchkevka and the dom kultura: urban lifestyles in a rural setting 08001

Oksana Zhukova and Simon Bell

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A landscape of lies: Soviet maps in Estonia 08002

Martti Veldi and Simon Bell

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The new towns in the Agro Pontino: a literature review and critical bibliography 08003

Emanuela Margione

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Rurality, ruins and archives: mapping the architectural history of the Greek countryside. 08004

Afroditi Maragkou

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Bottom-Up Perspectives on Modernist Ruralities

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Avangard: a forward-looking kolkhoz is seen as part of the past 09001

Kaja Veddel and Martti Veldi

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“We had a toilet!” The modernisation of the countryside as perceived by the inhabitants, the public spaces and the presence of politics in the new settlements in Italy and colonial Libya (1932-1939). 09002

Vittoria Capresi

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The social appropriation of the Portuguese inner colonisation in Boalhosa 09003

Marta Prista

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“Life was not all that bad”: memories and experiences of kolkhoz life in the Baltic States 09004

Friedrich Kuhlmann and Martti Veldi

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Modernist Ruralities Between Representations and Propaganda

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The built memory: presenting the colonization villages in Spain by the newsreel of State NO-DO. 10001

Josefina González Cubero and Alba Zarza Arribas

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Five-year plan in four: kolkhoz propaganda in film and documentaries in Estonia 10002

Martti Veldi, Simon Bell and Friedrich Kuhlmann

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“Forward to the bright future of socialism!”: the role of images and symbols in promoting collectivization in Soviet Ukraine 10003

Oksana Zhukova

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The Jewish farmer, the village and the world fair: politics, propaganda, and the “Israel in Palestine” pavilion at the Paris International Exhibition of 1937 10004

Tzafrir Fainholtz

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Making and Preserving Modernist Rural Heritage

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Keep out! No entry! Exploring the Soviet military landscape of the coast of Estonia 11001

Ann-Leena Miller

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Modern rural landscapes in contemporary heritage imaginaries: the case of Germany’s southern Oderbruch 11002

Emily Bereskin

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Towards the contemporary development of modern architecture inherited from the Fascist regime: the city of Sabaudia. 11003

Constance Ringon

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Comparing the socialist rural architecture of the Baltic States: the past and the future of the administrative-cultural centres of collective farms. 11004

Laura Ingerpuu

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Taming Nature

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Landscapes and national imagination: The role of national parks in the formation of national belonging in Turkey 12001

Asya Ece Uzmay

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Modern rural-scape and contemporary ideology: The case of the Pontine Plain 12002

Annalisa Metta and Davide Onorati

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“Nature caprices are finally defeated!”: reclamation politics and practices in Latvia during the era of modernism 12003

Anita Zariņa and Ivo Vinogradovs

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Encounters Between Infrastructure and Rural Landscapes

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The five residential settlements built by HICA 13001

César Machado Moreira

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Re-Location: Urban and architectural analysis of resettlement practices in the brown coal mining area of Welzow-Süd in East Germany 13002

Julia Ess

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Conclusions

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Conference conclusions: some overall impressions, themes and questions 14001

Simon Bell

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