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jewelry --- public spaces --- Sarneel, Lucy

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Environmental planning --- Economic geography --- urban planning --- urbanization --- public spaces --- Seville

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"During the past decade many markets have been rediscovered as tourist attractions, food meccas and even regeneration flagships. These transformations are pushing markets to a gentrification frontier clashing with markets' traditional role as public meeting places that support, economically and socially, a diverse range of communities including the urban poor, migrant workers, ethnic minorities and the elderly. This book is the first to explore the contemporary challenges taking place in traditional retail spaces, drawing on rich international case studies from Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Spain, Bulgaria, and the UK. It draws on three key themes. Firstly, contemporary transformations in markets are part of wider processes of neoliberal urbanisation. Secondly, markets can become political spaces for resistance or contestation between different groups and actors. The contested "public" nature of markets, their buildings or streets, becomes at stake as battleground for different notions of what the city itself means. Finally, markets offer opportunities for alternative practices for solidarity, cooperation and for bottom up "commoning". They can become semi-autonomous spaces in the face of corporatized food networks or exploitative labour relations through for example the exchange of locally and non-commercially produced food. This book adopts a relational and multi-scalar approach to explore markets from the inside and out, connecting to wider local, national and global processes. It will be of great interest to those studying Urban Studies, Geography, Planning, Sociology."--Provided by publisher.

Farmers' markets --- Public spaces. --- Social integration. --- Gentrification. --- History.

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How can places you go to other than your workplace or your home, such as libraries, idea hubs, cultural centres, parks, start-up cafés and other indispensable public spaces, so-called 'third places', make a valuable contribution to a vital society , now and in the future? How to Make a Relevant Public Space answers these questions from different angles, based on the five most important developments within the public space.Third Places for All is an initiative of international creative guide and architect Aat Vos. The book offers colourful inspiration to architects and other creatives, policymakers and administrators. With more than 20 in-depth interviews with authorities in various fields including urban development, planning, architecture, design, gaming, communication and sociology, from professor Saskia Sassen to author Joe Pine (The Experience Economy) and from industrial designer Karim Rashid to Marcela Sabino (director of the Museum of Tomorrow, Rio de Janeiro). Visual reports on inspiring 'third places' and city tours of public hotspots complete the portrayal of the new public space.

Environmental planning --- Sociology of environment --- public spaces --- urban development --- Architecture --- Public spaces. --- Human factors. --- Derde ruimte --- Third space --- 711.61 --- Openbare ruimte --- Publieke ruimte