Anca M. Pusca's current research seeks to re-conceptualize the aesthetics of change within the context of today’s EU and its candidate states, by tracing spatial, architectural and visual representations and responses to EU’s most important policies: from immigration, monetary and the common agricultural policy to constitutional reform. She lecturers at Goldsmiths, University of London.

• 1. What/Why/How Post Communist Aesthetics? 2. Restaging the 1989 Revolution: Television, Film and Public Spaces 3. Erasing Communism: Industrial and Human Ruins of Post Communist Europe 4. Building Capitalism: Consuming Desires and the Architectures that Sustain Them 5. The ‘Aesthetics of Violence’: Roma/Gypsies Visibility and the Re-Partitioning of the Sensible 6. The end of ‘Transitology’, the end of Post Communism, the end…

Anca M. Pusca's current research seeks to re-conceptualize the aesthetics of change within the context of today’s EU and its candidate states, by tracing spatial, architectural and visual representations and responses to EU’s most important policies: from immigration, monetary and the common agricultural policy to constitutional reform. She lecturers at Goldsmiths, University of London.

• 1. What/Why/How Post Communist Aesthetics? 2. Restaging the 1989 Revolution: Television, Film and Public Spaces 3. Erasing Communism: Industrial and Human Ruins of Post Communist Europe 4. Building Capitalism: Consuming Desires and the Architectures that Sustain Them 5. The ‘Aesthetics of Violence’: Roma/Gypsies Visibility and the Re-Partitioning of the Sensible 6. The end of ‘Transitology’, the end of Post Communism, the end…

Anca M. Pusca's current research seeks to re-conceptualize the aesthetics of change within the context of today’s EU and its candidate states, by tracing spatial, architectural and visual representations and responses to EU’s most important policies: from immigration, monetary and the common agricultural policy to constitutional reform. She lecturers at Goldsmiths, University of London.

• 1. What/Why/How Post Communist Aesthetics? 2. Restaging the 1989 Revolution: Television, Film and Public Spaces 3. Erasing Communism: Industrial and Human Ruins of Post Communist Europe 4. Building Capitalism: Consuming Desires and the Architectures that Sustain Them 5. The ‘Aesthetics of Violence’: Roma/Gypsies Visibility and the Re-Partitioning of the Sensible 6. The end of ‘Transitology’, the end of Post Communism, the end…