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City Imaging: Regeneration, Renewal and Decay

Part of the GeoJournal Library Book Series (volume 108)

Editors: Brabazon, Tara

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-7235-9

ISBN: 978-94-007-7234-2

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Aug 3, 2013

1 - 10 of 20 Chapters

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Chapter 1Introduction: Sliced Cities

Brabazon, Tara

Pages: 1 –9

[City Imaging is an emerging international policy movement. Yet at its best, this initiative extends beyond ‘top down’ branding and remains engaged with social justice and urban regeneration. This book engages with the global city imaging literature, with attention global, second tier and third...
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Glasgow the Brand: Whose Story Is It Anyway?

Lennon, Mhairi

Pages: 13 –27

[Glasgow is often configured as a success story in urban regeneration. Yet have there been costs and consequences of rebranding the city? Mhairi Lennon investigates what happens to city imaging – as a policy and strategy – when branding has been disconnected from the residents of an urban...
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My State Had a Mining Boom and All I Got Was This Lousy Train-Line

McRae, Leanne

Pages: 29 –52

[Economic windfalls seem unquestionably beneficial. Currently, Western Australia is passing through (another) mining ‘boom’. Yet how this windfall is organized, managed and spent is a highly political activity. The development of infrastructure – for transportation, health and education – seems...
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Swan Valley Sideways: Economic Development Through Taste and Tourism in Western Australia

Brabazon, Tara

Pages: 53 –70

[The relationship between rural industries and the cities they feed is under-researched. Yet primary production and city living align in the case of the Swan Valley in Western Australia. Part of the City of Swan and a suburb of Perth, an urban wine industry lives and thrives less than 30 minutes...
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The Atrium: A Convergence of Education, Leisure and Consumption

Hagan, Danny

Pages: 71 –82

[There are certain unusual architectural features that move through a diversity of buildings and structures. Danny Hagan researches the popularity of the atrium, placing attention on their role in both shopping and education. The atrium creates new relationships between culture and nature,...
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Culture of Car Parks or Car Parking Cultures?

Blazeckova, Zuzana

Pages: 83 –91

[The antithesis of sustainability is the continued popularity and proliferation of car cultures. Every car requires two places to park it: at the start and at the end of its journey. Zuzana Blazeckova investigates the history of the car park, presenting case studies of the cultures formed around...
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Sticky Brighton: Dog Excrement in Brighton and Hove Public Areas

Kvalheim, Ana

Pages: 93 –101

[The history of cities is often a visual history, dominated by the sense of sight. Yet the sense of smell can provide an odd pathway through the contemporary city. Ana Kvalheim provides a study of an uncomfortable, troubling and unpopular topic in urban studies: excrement on city streets. She...
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Hacking the City: Disability and Access in Cities Made of Software

Cake, David; Kent, Mike

Pages: 103 –116

[Citizens with impairments manage a disabling environment of barriers, borders, walls, steps and inconvenience. Yet there have been transformations of buildings, roads and signs after decades of activism. Cake and Kent investigate how this analogue history applies to digital environments. The...
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Security and the City: The CHOGM Lockdown

McRae, Leanne

Pages: 117 –124

[Cities are environments of threat, fear, confusion and violence. When major political or social events are staged, these fears are hightened. The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) is one such event. Held every 2 years, this event is a meeting of former colonies and the former...
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Luanda: Running on the Wrong Track Towards Global Acceptance

Vaz Contreiras, Boniswa

Pages: 125 –131

[Globalization has profound consequences, mapping unstably over the injustices of colonization. Boniswa Vaz Contreiras probes the unstable and unfortunate dialogues between colonization and globalization as it manifests on Luanda, the capital of Angola. The desire to ‘be modern’ results in the...

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