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New stakeholders of urban change : a question of culture and attitude?
- Title
- New stakeholders of urban change : a question of culture and attitude? / Hilke Marit Berger and Gesa Ziemer (eds.).
- Publication
- Berlin : Jovis Verlag GmbH [2017]
- ©2017
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- Description
- 165 pages : illustrations (some color); 24 cm.
- Summary
- In the urban centers of Europe, residents are increasingly demanding not only to participate in the discussion about the densification of our cities, but also to shape it actively. It is especially creative planning projects that succeed in finding new role models and structures for urban development: artists act as urban developers, theaters carry out urban projects, curators curate the city, architects also take on the role of social workers. This results in new hybrid fields of action that require a rethinking of established strategies and the constellations of those involved. This volume brings together perspectives from quite different professions at the interface of urban planning and cultural practice, in order to seek answers to some central questions: how does this hybridity generate a contemporary urbanity? How must contemporary institutions be structured? And how should a new culture of cooperation be set up to enable a mutual dialog and transparency in development processes between citizens and authorities, as well as between the various stakeholders?
- Series Statement
- Perspectives in Metropolitan Research ; 4
- Uniform Title
- Perspectives in metropolitan research ; 4.
- Subject
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Contents
- In the city where I live / Maria Tetzlaff -- Introduction. New stakeholders of urban change: a question of culture and attitude? / Hilke Marit Berger, Gesa Ziemer -- Working together: how to organize governance. Transitional geographies: on locality, copresence, and conflicting fields in open workshops / Bastian Lange, Valentin Domann ; Digital governmentality: citizen power, digital culture, and city development / Ramón Reichert ; Co-designing cities: urban gardening projects and the conflict between self-determination and administrative restrictions / Andrea Baier, Christa Müller -- Foto Series I. Transforming a leftover into public space: a photographic interview with Laura Sobral about the Largo da Batata in São Paulo / Martin Kohler -- From dialog to doing. A walk alng the professional periphery / Frauke Burgdorff ; Why is taking action beautiful? Exporations for actionology / Barbara Holub ; Renegotiating art and civic engagement: the festival '7hoch2' as a hands-on platform for co-creating urban life / Sandra Chatterjee, Siglinde Lang -- Foto Series II. Today there is more space than I saw yesterday / Alexandru Pasca -- New Actors and Institutions. Working in between: Die Stadt von der anderen Seite sehen where urban planning meets artistic practice / Isabel Finkenberger, Eva-Maria Baumeister ; Performing arts, martial discourse: Berlin's struggle in becoming a non-German city / Tobi Müller ; Embrace your illusions / Holger Bergmann ; Permanent negotiation: artistic self-organization between self-determination, cultural policy, and urban development / Gabriel Flückiger, Rachel Mader, Peter Spillmann.
- ISBN
- 9783868594874
- 3868594876
- OCLC
- on1004728988
- SCSB-14502356
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library