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Remove Virtual

Used by relational/assemblage philosophers to speak about the 'space of possibilities'

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Phase space is an abstract concept that refers to all possible behaviors available to an agent within a complex system.

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Tactical interventions are light, quick and cheap - but if deployed using a complexity lens, could they be a generative learning tool that helps make our cities more fit?

Tactical Urbanism is a branch of urban thinking that tries to understand the role of grassroots, bottom-up initiatives in creating meaningful urban space. While not associating itself directly with complexity theory, many of the tools it employs -particularly its way of 'learning by doing' - ties in with adaptive and emergent concepts from complexity.

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