… active and creative production of meaning; social mediation within communities … appropriation
of subjects based on a lack of equality in the development of technological infrastructures …

… , or say, between production and distribution infrastructures. This … of appropriation as a
process of extraction in terms of the three intertwined frames—production, distribution, mediation—…

… geographies of production caused a crisis in Europe’s industrial cities. For former working
… spaces in, under or around large infrastructure developments or gap sites left from wartime …

… the appropriation processes involved in establishing a socio-technical enabling infrastructure
in a … We reflect upon the changes and unforeseen appropriation by our local partners and …

… are also the foundational systems that mediate, enable, or disable … is the common definition
of infrastructure a product of a particular … The appropriation of biophysical nature into a waste …

… persists, that can be appropriated, manipulated and destroyed … race is an infrastructure,5
which mediates access to resources… both produced by the operations of extractive infrastructure, …

… practices of infrastructuring also mediate value by facilitating, … – artisan versus industrial
production, gift versus commodity … , maintaining, and appropriating infrastructures of value can …

… of immediate and mediated visibilities’ (326). We want to clarify that the appropriation of
public … that produce and transform publicness in terms of infrastructure. These practices, as …

… and/or on issues of design and appropriation rather than on the coevolution of technologies
… mediating between the ongoing conduct of specific domestic practices and the infrastructure …

… infrastructure systems, in which scholars posit that against the life appropriating and destroying
material infrastructure … augmenting these mediating settings to produce social analysis …