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Liminal Dialogues
by Liminal
liminal is an applied research organization building territorial statecraft capacity in fragile territories liminalfutures.substack.com
Episodes
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Who Should Get Credit?
This is a conversation between Nicolas Delgado Alcega and Gabriele Pizzi starting from a practical question of attribution, examining how contemporary academic systems of credentialing, bibliometrics, tenure, and diffuse responsibility shape both the production of knowledge and the incentives of...
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What Can We Learn from Lorenzetti?
This conversation between Nicolas Delgado Alcega and Gabriele Pizzi argues that the territory is the largest scale at which governance is still corrected by reality, and thus the best one at which the craft of governing can currently be experimented with. Their starting point is Lorenzetti’s...
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How Do You Teach Territorial Statecraft?
This conversation between Nicolas Delgado Alcega and Gabriele Pizzi explores how Liminal’s applied research and challenge-based workshops are evolving into a structured training paradigm for territorial statecraft. By bridging transdisciplinary skill sets and building a shared culture across…
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What Was Architecture?
This conversation argues that much of contemporary architecture operates as a cargo cult: it produces the images of flourishing territories—beautiful spaces, reconstructed towns, well-tended squares—without the social and economic systems that generate them. Beauty, it contends, is not a goal but…
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What Comes After the Toolkit?
This conversation argues that the proper output of work on fragile territories is neither the plan, nor the paper, nor even the toolkit, but the protocol: a codification of flows of labor, matter, information, and attention that turns one-off, situated innovations into persistent, replicable, and...
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Shape Rural Futures: Reclaiming Institutional Capacity
This lecture argues that our design disciplines are declining not for lack of talent or relevance but for lack of collective intelligence: the functional institutions that turn shared values into coordinated action. It proposes that renewing them requires building new organizations, as Liminal is...
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