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Lehrende: Dr. Matthias Mueth
Veranstaltungsart:
Seminar
Anzeige im Stundenplan:
Rickshaw
Semesterwochenstunden:
2
Credits:
6,0
Unterrichtssprache:
Englisch
Min. | Max. Teilnehmerzahl:
- | 20
Weitere Informationen:
In dieser Lehrveranstaltung stehen 5 Teilnehmerplätze über das Studium Generale zur Verfügung.
Kommentare/ Inhalte:
As off Jan. 3, 2022 this lecture will be held online via MS Teams.
Material will be made available via STiNE.
The lecture on 01.11.21 will be held digitally (asynchron) the access data will be made available via STiNE.
These lecturers have been invited:
25.10.2021
Michael Konopatzki - ehemaliger Mitarbeiter der Land Transport Authority Singapore
19.11.2021
Erik Dormann - Hamburger HOCHBAHN AG
Urban public transport systems in Southeast Asia are historically diverse. They are made up of informal (paratransit) and formal transport modes, ranging from rickshaws to metro-systems. World-famous are some of these transport-modes like Bangkok’s Tuk-tuks or Manila’s Jeepneys, providing transport as well as identity. Latest revolutions in SE-Asian urban transportation and beyond are triggered by ride-sharing services like Grab, Gojek or Uber, providing not only transportation, but food and other deliveries up to financial services.
In this seminar we are looking into historical developments of (region-specific and global) transport modes, examining their advantages and disadvantages in a systematic and analytically clear way: not limited to technical aspects, we asses them in social, environmental, economic, historical terms, and beyond.
The lectures will be delivered in English, but the students may respond and ask questions in German. The student is required to actively participate in the lectures, and prepare the readings to be discussed in class. In general, these readings are analytical articles about the topic of the week. The student is required to present a topic in the module assigned to him or her in the beginning of the semester and/or write an essay on it.
Procedure:
- General understanding of the interrelationships of transport-modes with urban structure, the economy, environment, and social aspects
- Introduction of major aspects and interdependencies, which shape the transport-systems of cities
- Defining aspects of sustainability in the field of urban transport
- Knowledge of the unique geographical, historical, and political situation of metropolitan areas in SE-Asia
- Familiarity with historical developments in transport-modes in Singapore, Bangkok, Jakarta, HCMC, Kuala Lumpur, and Manila
Lernziel:
- Further developing capacities for analysis, reflection, establishing thesis and defending them
- Understanding methodological approaches for comparing transport modes and their implications for social, environmental, economic and political aspects
- Training research and presentation-skills
- Understanding interdependencies of urban form, densities, urban transport, and historical developments
- Understanding core aspects of sustainability regarding urban transportation
Vorgehen:
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- Für Rückfragen stehe Ihnen das AAI-Studienbüro gern zur Verfügung: http://www.aai.uni-hamburg.de/Studienbuero.html
Literatur:
A list of the recommended readings is available online under the reference of the seminar.
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