Langbeschreibung
Assembling and Governing Habits engages with the diverse ways in which habits are governed through the knowledge practices and technologies that have been brought to bear on them.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction: Engaging Habits - Theory and Practice Part 1: Habit Discourses 1. Habit, Attention, Governance 2. Habit, Suggestion and the Paradox of the Crowd 3. Governing Behaviour: Habits and the Science of Behaviour Change 4. Re-mediating the Human: Habits in the Age of Computational Media Part 2: Habit Infrastructures 5. Governing Litter: Habits, Infrastructures, Atmospheres 6. Cultivating the Habits of Coolth 7. Reflections on Water, Bodies and Habit 8. Habits of Data and Labour in Warehousing Part 3: City Habits 9. Re-calculating Urban Capacity: Habituated Geographies and Vertical Mobility in Volumetric Space 10. Habits of Difference in High Rise Living 11. Urban Habits of Walking in Women's Recovery from Depression 12. Governing Habits in the Simulated City 13. Disassembling and Reassembling Habits: COVID-19