Enabling the city : interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary encounters in research and practice <P><STRONG>PART I: Setting the Scene< STRONG>< P><P>Setting the stage< P><P><EM>Josefine Fokdal Olivia Bina Prue Chiles Liis Ojamäe and Katrin Paadam< EM>< P><P>Enabling conditions for inter and transdisciplinary urban research and practice< P><P><EM>Olivia Bina Josefine Fokdal Prue Chiles Katrin Paadam and Liis Ojamäe< EM>< P><P>Words matter: A shared baseline vocabulary< P><P><EM>Julie Mennes< EM>< P><P><STRONG>PART II: Urban Stories Beyond Disciplines< STRONG>< P><P>The Place and Space of Power: Mess uncertainty and change over time< P><P><EM>Prue Chiles Anna Krzywoszynska Helen Holmes Alastair Buckley Nicky Gregson Jose Mawyin< EM>< P><P>A Creative NanoTown framing sustainable development scenarios with local people in Calabria< P><P><EM>Giulio Verdini Olivia Bina Prue Chiles Maria Pilar Guerrieri Etra Connie Occhialini Alan Mace Christian Nolf Anna Paola Pola Paola Raffa< EM>< P><P>Explorations on Residential Resilience BRF Viva 2011 2019< P><P><EM>Sten Gromark Björn Andersson and Anna Braide< EM>< P><P>< P><P>Swimming free The Citizen Driven Transformation of Neubad Lucerne< P><P><EM>Patricia Wolf Christian Lars Schuchert Sibylla Amstutz Bettina Minder Alex Willener< EM>< P><P>Real world laboratories as catalysts for urban change The example of CASA Schützenplatz in Stuttgart Germany< P><P><EM>Raphael Dietz Josefine Fokdal Marius Gantert Astrid Ley Jesús Martínez Zárate Antje Stokman< EM>< P><P>A step towards an enjoyable city Joining expertise in redesigning public space around the Main Street< P><P><EM>Katrin Paadam and Liis Ojamäe< EM>< P><P>Partnerships for urban regeneration in Bulgaria Who needs academic research< P><P><EM>Elena Dimitrova< EM>< P><P>Barriers and potentials in interdisciplinary planning Creating care homes for people with dementia< P><P><EM>Hans Thor Andersen and Inge Mette Kirkeby< EM>< P><P>Together on the Platform Common action and reviving the central open public space in Ruski car (Russian Tsar) in Ljubljana< P><P><EM>Matej Nikšič< EM>< P><P><STRONG>PART III: Short Stories from Practice< STRONG>< P><P>Newcastle Protohome< P><P><EM>Julie Heslop< EM>< P><P>< P><P>Berlin Spreefeld< P><P><EM>Michael LaFond Prue Chiles and Alice Grant< EM>< P><P>< P><P>Sheffield Portland Works< P><P><EM>Cristina Cerulli< EM>< P><P>< P><P>Gagliato Calabria Italy< P><P><EM>Rob Wills James Anderson Emma Kingman and Prue Chiles< EM>< P><P>< P><P>Paris and China< P><P><EM>Francoise Ged< EM>< P><P>< P><P>Tallinn Estonia< P><P><EM>Raul Järg< EM>< P><P>< P><P>Ljubljana Slovenia< P><P><EM>Matej Nikšič Marko Peterlin Prue Chiles< EM>< P><P><STRONG>PART IV: Lessons Learned Beyond Context< STRONG>< P><P>Transdisciplinarity revisited: Transformative potential of lessons we might learn< P><P><EM>Christoph Woiwode and Olivia Bina< EM>< P><P>< P><P>Characteristics of inter and transdisciplinarity integration in urban research< P><P><EM>Erik Weber and Julie Mennes< EM>< P><P>< P><P>Enabling the City: Learning for Transformational Change< P><P><EM>Josefine Fokdal Olivia Bina and Giulio Verdini< EM>< P>