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Revisiting the impact of public spaces on the mental health of rural migrants in Wuhan: an integrated multi-source data analysis. [PDF]
Int J Health GeogrGao F, Cheng H, Li Z, Yu L.
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[Mobility of older people in public spaces from a gender perspective]. [PDF]
Bundesgesundheitsblatt Gesundheitsforschung GesundheitsschutzStete G, Wotha B.
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Visualization in Public Spaces
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2020The articles in this special section focus on scientific visualization and information technology. Visual communication can provide a method to make information known or understandable to the general public. Visual communication in public spaces, such as museums, science centers, and mainstream media, is gaining momentum driven by the success of ...
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The publicization of public space
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 2016In this article, we start by jointly examining the shortcomings contained in the substantial definitions of publicity commonly applied to the analysis of both public spaces (physical) and public spheres (political). We propose instead to consider publicity as a potential and publicization as a process, observable both in urban spaces and in the media ...
Terzi, Cédric, Tonnelat, Stéphane
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2020
Public squares and spaces have traditionally been the fixed and clearly defined physical location of public activity. In contemporary situations however, changes have occurred that are specifically linked to a greater prevalence of mobility: ‘The Mobilities Turn’.
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Public squares and spaces have traditionally been the fixed and clearly defined physical location of public activity. In contemporary situations however, changes have occurred that are specifically linked to a greater prevalence of mobility: ‘The Mobilities Turn’.
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Public Screens and Participatory Public Space
2014As contemporary cities become increasingly media dense environments, it is important to reexamine our understanding of public space and the modes available for transnational exchange. The delimitations of spatial and social relations in urban contexts are now complemented by the new forms of agency enabled by media infrastructure.
Barikin, Amelia +3 more
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Putting the public back into public space
Urban Policy and Research, 1998The exclusion of ‘the public’ from public space has been a growing source of concern in Australian and international urban research. A variety of models of ‘good’ public space are employed to criticise a range of ‘bad’ spatial arrangements and security technologies in contemporary public space.
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2010
This is a short exploration of public space in Beijing (and elsewhere). But how do we define public space and does it exist as such in Beijing? In this short presentation, instead of simply focusing on physical spaces, I will try to capture some of the elements and the practices that make spaces become public. Public space exists and transforms as part
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This is a short exploration of public space in Beijing (and elsewhere). But how do we define public space and does it exist as such in Beijing? In this short presentation, instead of simply focusing on physical spaces, I will try to capture some of the elements and the practices that make spaces become public. Public space exists and transforms as part
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