Does shared infrastructure serve everyone, or decide who gets to take part?

Does shared infrastructure serve everyone, or decide who gets to take part? 10 upcoming public events in London take it up, from 7 hosts.

Coming up

• Publishing as Collective Infrastructure — Minor Compositions · Sat 7 Nov · 19:00 · 5 Caledonian Road · N1 · Housmans Bookshop
• Transport planning for thriving people and places · Mon 9 Nov · SW1P · Institution of Civil Engineers
• 'The Long-Term Social Impacts of Mega Projects: Housing Repair and Infrastructure Provision in Shanghai's Expo Homelands' · Thu 12 Nov · MAR.2.09 (unless otherwise noted) · London School of Economics and Political Science
• 2026 BRISMES Annual Lecture: Beyond Bearing Witness: Palestine, Knowledge Production and the Political Economy of the Future · Thu 12 Nov · Main Building, SOAS · WC1H · SOAS University of London
• What makes cities sustainable? Soft infrastructures for sustainable urban societies · Tue 1 Dec · In-person public event (LSE campus · London School of Economics and Political Science
• Soft Infrastructures for Sustainable Urban Societies · Tue 1 Dec · LSE (venue to be confirmed) · London School of Economics and Political Science
• Powering the Socialist Future: Hydropower and Uneven Electrification in North Korea · Fri 4 Dec · Russell Square: College Buildings · WC1H · SOAS University of London
• The indentured state as a heuristic tool · Tue 8 Dec · Waterloo Bridge Wing · King’s College London
• “They Are Bleeding Us”: following water through infrastructure, value, scarcity and protest in Jordan – Frederick Wojnarowski - American University in Cairo · Mon 14 Dec · Venue to be confirmed · ETHNOGRAFEIN Online Seminar Series – Culture - Borders - Gender Laboratory (CBG/LAB), University of Macedonia
• MA Architecture Work in Progress Show 2027 · Thu 21 Jan · Battersea · SW11 · Royal College of Art