Neo-liberalism and the Architecture of the Post Professional Era

Introduction: Neoliberalism and the End of the Profession of Architecture.- Part I: The Rise and Fall of Professionalism in Architecture.- Architectural Professionalization in Turkey, Professionalism and its Posts.- De-Modernization of Architectural and Engineering Profession in Serbian Society at the End of the 20th Century.- Architecture Beyond Construction.- Part II: Neo-Liberal Urban Policies and the Collapse of Architectural Profession.- Advocacy Planning During the Economic Crisis in the Neo-liberal Greek Cities.- Urban Shrinkage in a Neoliberal Space.- Influence of Socialism and Neo-liberalism and their Policies on Growth of Indian Cities.- Part III: Size, Image and Architecture of Neo-Liberal Era.- About Image, Figure and Form in Architecture in the Age of Neoliberalism.- Architectural Images and City Marketing.- Neoliberal Policies in Islam: A Critical View on the Grand Mosque.- The Influence of Neo-liberalist Policies on Istanbul: The Theory of 'Bigness' and Monstrous Monumentalities in the New Skyline of the City.- Part IV: Resistance Against Neo-liberal Architecture and Urbanism.- Agripoetic Resistance in Urban Architecture and Planning in the European World.- Participation Caught In-between Projects and Policies?.- Urban Productive Landscapes: Designing Nature for Re-acting Neoliberal City.- Part V: Post-Professional Architecture and Academia.- Universities' Urban Impact in the Neoliberal Context.- Transdisciplinary Research as a Platform for Sustainable Urban Regeneration.