Neo liberalism and the Architecture of the Post Professional Era Hossein Sadri

1. Introduction: Neo-liberalism and the End of the Profession of Architecture

Part I. The Rise and Fall of Professionalism in Architecture

2. The Trouble with Architecture

3. Architectural Professionalization in Turkey, Professionalism and Its Posts

4. De-modernization of the Architectural and Engineering Profession in Serbian Society at the End of the Twentieth Century

5. Architecture Beyond Construction

Part II. Neo-liberal Urban Policies and the Collapse of Architectural Profession

6. Advocacy Planning During the Economic Crisis in Neo-liberal Greek Cities

7. Urban Shrinkage in a Neo-liberal Space

8. Influence of Socialism and Neo-Liberalism and Their Policies on Growth of Indian Cities

Part III. Size, Image and Architecture of Neo-liberal Era

9. About Image, Figure and Form in Architecture in the Age of Neo-liberalism

10. Architectural Images and City Marketing

11. Neo-liberal Policies in Islam: A Critical View on the Grand Mosque

12. The Influence of Neo-liberalist Policies on Istanbul: The Theory of ‘Bigness’ and Monstrous Monumentalities in the New Skyline of the City

Part IV. Resistance Against Neo-liberal Architecture and Urbanism

13. Agripoetic Resistance in Urban Architecture and Planning in the European World

14. Participation Caught In-Between Projects and Policies?

15. Urban Productive Landscapes: Designing Nature for Re-acting Neo-liberal City

Part V. Post-professional Architecture and Academia

16. Alternatives for Contested Mega-projects: An Academic Venture into Activist Space

17. Universities’ Urban Impact in the Neo-liberal Context

18. Transdisciplinary Research as a Platform for Sustainable Urban Regeneration