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Renewal without replication: Expanding Durkheim's theory of disruptions via queer nightlife. [PDF]
Ghaziani A, Abrutyn S.
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Playing the story: Learning with young children's in/visible composing collaborations in outdoor narrative play. [PDF]
Lenters K, Mosher R, MacDonald J.
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'Inchallah boza: between the forest, the bush and the town': migrants' language practices in Morocco. [PDF]
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Values and challenges of participatory art in urban and community development: a 10-year systematic review. [PDF]
Ke Z.
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Journal of Planning Education and Research, 2022
The set of place-based strategies known as placemaking and creative placemaking has become ubiquitously used by local leaders to revitalize downtowns and neighborhoods. The ultimate goal of placemaking is to create thriving, active places that people want to visit and live and work in, without pricing out current residents or making them feel unwelcome,
Carolyn G. Loh +4 more
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The set of place-based strategies known as placemaking and creative placemaking has become ubiquitously used by local leaders to revitalize downtowns and neighborhoods. The ultimate goal of placemaking is to create thriving, active places that people want to visit and live and work in, without pricing out current residents or making them feel unwelcome,
Carolyn G. Loh +4 more
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A future of creative placemaking
2020The future of creative placemaking is intrinsically linked to the wicked problems that face our world, country, and local neighborhoods. Creative placemaking is a tool that can support the creation of healthy, equitable, and sustainable communities.
Sarah Calderon, Erik Takeshita
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Creative Placemaking and Empowered Participatory Governance
Urban Affairs Review, 2022Creative placemaking has become a popular strategy to revitalize distressed neighborhoods. Who is empowered to participate in these projects and in what capacity? Do such efforts reduce or reinforce existing race-class inequities in community development?
Amber Wichowsky +2 more
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Creative Placemaking for Inclusive Urban Landscapes
The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society, 2020Cities can be incubators for innovation and key drivers of sustainable development. The conditionality for urban landscapes to be inclusive, will depend on the creativity for new orders and new str...
François Duconseille, Raymond Saner
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