What happens to legacies that do not find any continuation? In Estonia, a new generation
that does not remember the socialist era and is open to global influences has grown up. As a …

This article examines the processes of urban commoning and its co‐produced features of
urbanity, making the claim that, through these processes, informality becomes translated into …

Post‐industrial imagery and the functions of ruins can evoke novel dimensions of spatial
structures and organization. This article discusses the question of how interactions between …

This article asks how a post-Soviet city went global and became something else, mutating, in
the sense of generating a new set of features that go beyond a narrow understanding of …

Geopolitical and techno-social disturbances shape territory and livelihoods by modifying
(possible) life spheres. Waste of consumption-driven societies (in this case, nuclear waste) …

Border twins are rarely equal; there is often differentiation caused both by the area's specific
history and influences from each territorial state. The Baltic Sea Region has undergone …

People make cities to fit for living by assembling urban character with meaningful entities of
nature. This means that people rework their emotions as a result of mobility and shifting …

The border between Russia and Estonia has undergone significant changes in the past two
and a half decades from a border between two Soviet republics to an international border …

On a sunny day in July 2000, when a Japanese tourist was strolling along the promenade
on the left bank of the river Narva, an aged Russian man coming from the opposite direction …

Необходимость систематизации описания ключевых характеристик городов,
разделенных межгосударственными границами, обусловлена слабой теоретической и …