E-raamat: Hustle and Bustle: The Vibrant Cultures of Port Cities

List of Figures and Tables



The Hustle and Bustle of Port Cities: Introducing the Concept

Robert Bartomiejski, Maciej Kowalewski, and Carola Hein



1 The Challenge of Climate Change for Future Port Cities: Considering the
Precautionary Principle in Adaptation to Sea-Level Rise

Nick Osbaldiston

2 Noise Versus Silence: the Anthropo-Bio-Geophonics of Port Cities That Are
Also Health Resorts

Ewa Rewers

3 The Festivalization of Port Cities: Major/Mega Events and Port City
Culture

Enrico Tommarchi

4 The most sinful mile in the world the Transformation of a Harbour
District: Hamburg St Pauli and the Reeperbahn

Dirk Schubert

5 Pleasure Reconsidered and Relocated: Modern Urban Visions in the Wake of
Rotterdams Discontinued Amusement Areas

Vincent Baptist and Paul van de Laar

6 Removing Liverpool and Adding Quanzhou as World Heritage Property What
Can We Learn?

Tianchen Dai and Carola Hein

7 Celebrating the Port Citys Hustle and Bustle: the Days of the Sea Festival
in Szczecin

Robert Bartomiejski and Maciej Kowalewski

8 Port-City Architectures between Duality and Rituality: Two Fish Markets in
Italy

Beatrice Moretti

9 Ships, shipyards, people, energy!: Images of Hamburg and Its Port in the
German Television Series Port Police (19631966)

Christoph Strupp

10 Prostitution in a Communist Port City: a Social and Demographic Portrait
of Prostitutes in Polish Port Cities in the 1950s

Urszula Kozowska and Karolina Izdebska

11 Szczecin in the 1960s: the Poetics of a Port Town

Sawomir Iwasiów

12 Urban Land Use Dynamics and the Hustle and Bustle of Cities: the Case of
Lisbon

Manuel Pacheco Coelho



Conclusion: Duality of Hustle and Bustle

Robert Bartomiejski, Maciej Kowalewski, and Carola Hein



Index

Carola Hein is Professor of History of Architecture and Urban Planning at Delft University of Technology, Professor at Leiden and Erasmus University and UNESCO Chair in Water, Ports and Historic Cities. She has published widely in the field of architectural, urban and planning history and has tied historical analysis to contemporary development.





Maciej Kowalewski is the Head of the Institute of Sociology and UNESCO Chair for Social Sustainability at the University of Szczecin. His research and teaching are in the field of urban sociology and protest/social movements. His current research focuses on the relationship between politics and urban imaginaries.





Robert Bartomiejski is the Deputy Director at the Institute of Sociology at the University of Szczecin. He holds a PhD in Social Science in the field of urban sociology. His research revolves around urban sociology, environmental conflicts, and maritime sociology.