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ISSN (Print) 1877-9166
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- Repurposing the High Line: Aesthetic experience and contradiction in West
- Authors: Julia Rothenberg; Steve Lang
Pages: 1 - 12
Abstract: Publication date: June 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society, Volume 9
Author(s): Julia Rothenberg, Steve Lang
New forms of urban development harness aesthetic experience in order to secure, legitimate and reproduce class inequality and social exclusion. Our research on the repurposed elevated rail tracks that form the base of the High Line Park (HLP) and nearby development in New York City's West Chelsea neighborhood investigates one instance of urban aestheticization processes and their contradictions. Drawing on a variety of ethnographic, textual and photographic sources, we analyze how aesthetic components of the landscape shape the social interaction that occurs in and through these spaces; the manner in which the views from the HLP orchestrate visitors' perception of the city; how choices made about what to preserve and what to obscure from the industrial past shape our understanding of history and how new additions to the site such as plantings, public art, and amphitheaters communicate to visitors how they are to interact with each other, who "belongs," who to fear and with whom to identify. We also explore how design occludes an understanding of the material phenomen a that undergird the neighborhood's transformation and the low-income residents who continue to share the neighborhood with the new urban elite.
PubDate: 2017-07-02T19:12:55Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2015.10.001
Issue No: Vol. 9 (2017)
- Authors: Julia Rothenberg; Steve Lang
- Film-induced pilgrimage and contested heritage space in Taipei City
- Authors: Fuwei Chen; Christopher Mele
Pages: 31 - 38
Abstract: Publication date: June 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society, Volume 9
Author(s): Fuwei Chen, Christopher Mele
This article examines the effects of film-induced pilgrimages on a specific, often contested aspect of urban place production – the designation of heritage space, a process rooted in the local landscape, architecture, people, artifacts, traditions and stories that render a location culturally and historically significant. In particular, this article examines how film-induced pilgrimages create destination places which, in turn, influence and alter longstanding political struggles over heritage meaning among local residents, preservationists and government agencies. The effect of unanticipated cultural forces, such as film-induced pilgrimages, is rarely politically impartial; rather, a place's destination status may be used and responded to strategically by local stakeholders in support of their conflicting claims over heritage production.
PubDate: 2017-07-02T19:12:55Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2016.02.001
Issue No: Vol. 9 (2017)
- Authors: Fuwei Chen; Christopher Mele
- Macro level characterization of Historic Urban Landscape: Case study of
Alwar walled city
- Authors: Mani Dhingra; Manoj Kumar Singh; Subrata Chattopadhyay
Pages: 39 - 53
Abstract: Publication date: June 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society, Volume 9
Author(s): Mani Dhingra, Manoj Kumar Singh, Subrata Chattopadhyay
Globally, old and historic settlements exhibit efficient urban planning in terms of compactness, walkability, energy efficiency and social cohesiveness. However, with the passage of time, usually a city's old settlements undergo numerous socio-economic and physical transformations leading to an urban chaos. The walled city of Alwar in the state of Rajasthan is selected as a representative case study of a medium-sized historic city with a rich cultural past. Alwar is one of the regional priority towns in National Capital Region Plan-2021 of Government of India and is proposed to be an important magnetic centre for the region. The walled city area and its old neighbourhoods portray unique features of a Historic Urban Landscape (HUL). The study identifies the core urban elements of its HUL and Arc Map-10.1 is used to spatially map characteristics of its old neighbourhoods, commercial areas, road network, open spaces and intangible heritage. Figure Ground Analysis and Development Trends Analysis are carried out based on primary surveys, reveal changing housing needs and economic requirements. The study concludes that the traditional residential culture of mohallas and chowks and their rich heritage should be included in the development plans of government with a focus on community-based regeneration rather than tourism alone. This may ensure a socio-economic and environmental sustainability in the long run for such historic settlements.
PubDate: 2017-07-02T19:12:55Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2016.10.001
Issue No: Vol. 9 (2017)
- Authors: Mani Dhingra; Manoj Kumar Singh; Subrata Chattopadhyay
- Design value in citizen's safety: Bogota City-Hall 1995–2003
- Authors: Angélica Lascar Posada; María de los Ángeles González Pérez; Samira Kadamani; Juliette Ospina
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 10 July 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Angélica Lascar Posada, María de los Ángeles González Pérez, Samira Kadamani, Juliette Ospina
Security has become a central issue in the governance of cities around the world. In the case of Bogota-Colombia, in the last 30 years the security policy has gone from prevention to crime control, with projects oriented to institutional strengthening, citizenship and public space. Under these policies, design has not been real influence. In this context it is necessary to analyze the design value from the different security initiatives of three of Bogota's most representative municipalities, and thus determine how the design intervened. This, as a starting point to understand which of this approaches contributed to the transformation of the public policies in security, and to determine the different fields of action in which Design could contribute to the government of the city. The analysis of these initiatives is based on three scenarios: institutional construction, organic construction and hybrid construction, which in turn are articulated to the value of design: utility, efficiency, experience and ideology. This paper concentrates in the municipalities of Antanas Mockus (1995–1997/2001–2003) and Enrique Peñalosa (1998–2001), emphasizing in the first the values of design of experience and ideology, while in the second is articulated to the value of efficiency.
PubDate: 2017-07-12T17:16:23Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.06.003
- Authors: Angélica Lascar Posada; María de los Ángeles González Pérez; Samira Kadamani; Juliette Ospina
- Blending pop-up urbanism and participatory technologies: Challenges and
opportunities for inclusive city making
- Authors: Joel Fredericks; Luke Hespanhol; Callum Parker; Dawei Zhou; Martin Tomitsch
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 8 July 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Joel Fredericks, Luke Hespanhol, Callum Parker, Dawei Zhou, Martin Tomitsch
This article investigates the use of participatory technologies for augmenting urban governance by giving citizens and local communities a voice in the city making process. We present a series of situated and temporary pop-up interventions deployed in public spaces that demonstrate the use of participatory technologies for engaging citizens in localised conversations. Through two field studies of digitally augmented pop-up interventions we discuss the value of various digital and analogue engagement channels and their effectiveness for allowing people to submit their views on various city making initiatives. We outline our design process and discuss the impacts of using multiple engagement channels to engage with a broader cross-section of society in the city making process. The article concludes on challenges and opportunities for digital placemaking strategies, and how such strategies can contribute to wider smart city initiatives.
PubDate: 2017-07-12T17:16:23Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.06.005
- Authors: Joel Fredericks; Luke Hespanhol; Callum Parker; Dawei Zhou; Martin Tomitsch
- Urban innovation through policy integration: Critical perspectives from
100 smart cities mission in India
- Authors: Sarbeswar Praharaj; Jung Hoon Han; Scott Hawken
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 28 June 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Sarbeswar Praharaj, Jung Hoon Han, Scott Hawken
Smart cities commentary often highlights the technological and entrepreneurial aspects of the city. But, the dimensions of local policy and politics is surprisingly little debated. Mega cities in the rapidly urbanising economies develop a plethora of urban policies and plans cultivated by various state and local agencies. These are often overlapping or conflicting and as a result do not produce desired outcomes. Prospective smart cities tend to add a new layer of plan and devise extra institutional instrument in to this already complex environment. We challenge this idea of smart cities being another stand-alone initiative and explore how integration of plans and unification of smart city visions with the overarching city development goals can better support effective urban transformation and local innovation. This research addresses the complex planning and governance mechanisms in the world's fastest growing economy – India - which has initiated an ambitious mission to transform 100 urban areas across the country into "smart cities". The federal program involves the provision of centrally devised guidelines for smart city development. These combined with local level policy and institutional initiatives in designated smart cities in India shape a multiplicity of policies and programs. A two-level case study is presented in this paper as a critical polemic on this policy landscape. Investigation along these lines provide opportunities for identification of underlying patterns and challenges of smart city developments in India. The paper concludes with a series of recommendations for building sound smart city policy frameworks in emerging economies.
PubDate: 2017-07-02T19:12:55Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.06.004
- Authors: Sarbeswar Praharaj; Jung Hoon Han; Scott Hawken
- IFC (Editorial Board)
- Abstract: Publication date: June 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society, Volume 9
PubDate: 2017-07-02T19:12:55Z
- Abstract: Publication date: June 2017
- Food beyond the city – Analysing foodsheds and self-sufficiency for
different food system scenarios in European metropolitan regions
- Authors: Ingo Zasada; Ulrich Schmutz; Dirk Wascher; Moya Kneafsey; Stefano Corsi; Chiara Mazzocchi; Federica Monaco; Peter Boyce; Alexandra Doernberg; Guido Sali; Annette Piorr
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 12 June 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Ingo Zasada, Ulrich Schmutz, Dirk Wascher, Moya Kneafsey, Stefano Corsi, Chiara Mazzocchi, Federica Monaco, Peter Boyce, Alexandra Doernberg, Guido Sali, Annette Piorr
The debate on urban resilience and metabolism has directed increasing attention to the ecological footprint of food consumption, self-sufficiency as a means of food security, and regionalisation of food systems for shortening supply chains. Recently, metropolitan regions have proposed food policies that aim to foster local food systems connected to their cities. Our research thus focused on the relationship between urban food demand and metropolitan land use. We have developed the Metropolitan Foodshed and Self-sufficiency Scenario (MFSS) model, which combines regional food consumption and agricultural production parameters in a data-driven approach to assess the spatial extent of foodsheds as well as the theoretical self-sufficiency of the communities they serve. The model differentiates between food groups, food production systems, levels of food loss and waste as well as food origin. With regard to future urban growth, we applied the model to current and future population projections. Results show substantial variations in the spatial extent of metropolitan foodsheds and self-sufficiency levels between the case study regions London, Berlin, Milan and Rotterdam, depending on population density and distribution, geographical factors and proximity to neighbouring urban agglomerations. The application of the model as a food planning tool offers a new perspective on the potential role of metropolitan regions for strengthening urban self-sufficiency. It also enables the ex-ante assessment of spatial consequences of changes within metropolitan food systems, on both demand and supply sides. In particular, we discuss possible dietary and consumption changes, but also production and supply chain alternatives.
PubDate: 2017-06-16T19:01:00Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.06.002
- Authors: Ingo Zasada; Ulrich Schmutz; Dirk Wascher; Moya Kneafsey; Stefano Corsi; Chiara Mazzocchi; Federica Monaco; Peter Boyce; Alexandra Doernberg; Guido Sali; Annette Piorr
- An empirical research framework for the aesthetic appreciation of the
urban environment
- Authors: Keiko Makino
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 12 June 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Keiko Makino
The present article aims to construct an empirical research framework for the aesthetic appreciation of the urban environment. By applying the concept of "environmental aesthetics" to "consumer aesthetics," the present article remarks that urban environments are considered as aesthetic environments when they resemble natural environments. This article proposes an empirical research framework composed of two factors. The first factor is the similarity of the urban environment to the natural environment. This factor is classified into two categories: (1) assimilation into the natural environment and (2) natural change caused by the passage of time. The second factor is the consumer's relationship with the urban environment. This factor is also classified into two categories, borrowing the two terms of environmental aesthetics: (1) "engaged" and (2) "observational." This article also discusses the research methods appropriate for this framework.
PubDate: 2017-06-16T19:01:00Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.06.001
- Authors: Keiko Makino
- IFC (Editorial Board)
- Abstract: Publication date: March 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society, Volume 8
PubDate: 2017-06-16T19:01:00Z
- Abstract: Publication date: March 2017
- Knowing communities and the innovative capacity of cities
- Authors: Ignasi Capdevila
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 7 June 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Ignasi Capdevila
The aim of this paper is to emphasize the role that actors outside firms, especially communities, play in facilitating both the local and the global knowledge dynamics, thus contributing to the innovative and creative capacity of cities. The proposed community-based model complements the buzz-and-pipeline model (Bathelt, Malmberg, & Maskell, 2004; Maskell, Bathelt, & Malmberg, 2006) that claims that clusters of economic activity need both a rich "local buzz" and the creation of "global pipelines" with external actors to increase their innovative capacity. The paper argues that the knowledge transfer between distant similar communities is facilitated by the cognitive proximity that bonds members of knowing communities and that appears more determinant than geographic proximity. This community-based model is empirically illustrated by a three-case study on different knowing communities in Barcelona (of fabbers, coworkers and makers).
PubDate: 2017-06-12T18:40:35Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.05.003
- Authors: Ignasi Capdevila
- Ecuadorian artisanal production and its future projection from the
Cultural and Creative Industries perspective (CCI)
- Authors: Jorge Luis Santamaría Aguirre; Manuel Lecuona López
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 24 May 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Jorge Luis Santamaría Aguirre, Manuel Lecuona López
Craftsmanship or artisanal production, like many other forms of expression of people and cultures, has enormous value in terms of history and means of production. This fact is appreciated, not only because products are created by skilled hands, but also because they can transmit history, customs and Experiences that introduce the user into a worldview of a country or region. These characteristics, along with the creativity of the artisan, establish artisanal production as one of the sectors that make the Cultural and Creative Industries; a sector considered to be a strategic driving force of developing nations; a fact that has led Ecuador to take its first steps towards its development.
PubDate: 2017-05-28T10:55:39Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.05.002
- Authors: Jorge Luis Santamaría Aguirre; Manuel Lecuona López
- Manufacturing and cultural production: Towards a progressive policy agenda
for the cultural economy
- Authors: Carl Grodach; Justin O'Connor; Chris Gibson
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 29 April 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Carl Grodach, Justin O'Connor, Chris Gibson
Urban policy-makers have largely treated the cultural economy as either an appendage of a larger creative or knowledge-based economy or as a means of enhancing consumption. The result has been a focus on programs to attract highly educated and skilled professionals often at the expense of attention to workforce inequality, manual workers and skills, gentrification, and the displacement of small, independent manufacturing businesses. In the context of growing labour market inequality and deepening urban cultural schisms, this paper seeks to redirect urban and cultural policy toward a more progressive research and policy agenda centered on material cultural production. Our point of departure is to focus on the nascent intersection between the cultural economy and small manufacturing. This paper first provides a brief summary of the current approaches to urban policy and the cultural economy and the factors that have shaped policy decisions. Next, we discuss emerging attention around an alternative urban cultural policy agenda geared toward the cultural industries, small manufacturing, and craft-based production. Finally, we explore the relationships among cultural industries and small manufacturers and discuss the key research gaps and policy issues that will affect relationships and development oriented to cultural production and manufacturing at the city-region level.
PubDate: 2017-05-03T15:31:22Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.04.003
- Authors: Carl Grodach; Justin O'Connor; Chris Gibson
- Establishing a creative identity: Rebranding a creative space
- Authors: Valerie Visanich; Toni Sant
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 26 April 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Valerie Visanich, Toni Sant
Strategies on audience development have become central to cultural debates in Malta. Such interest stems partly from Malta's current low rate of participation in cultural events. While there has been a rising interest in analysing cultural consumption and audiences quantitatively, the modes of agency of cultural participants, who reflexively make sense of events differently, have received inadequate attention. This article tackles this gap by presenting empirical results of a recent qualitative study on audiences' reflexivity for the National Centre for Creativity in Valletta, Malta. The contribution of this article lies in the fact that it provides an epistemological understanding of the meanings and feelings of audiences for engagement, or lack of it, in cultural participation at the National Centre for Creativity in Malta. Results presented in this article were used as guiding frame in the process of rebranding this national Centre as a creative space in the capital city of Malta.
PubDate: 2017-05-03T15:31:22Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.04.001
- Authors: Valerie Visanich; Toni Sant
- Sonic capital and independent urban music production: Analysing value
creation and 'trial and error' in the digital age
- Authors: Hans-Joachim Bürkner; Bastian Lange
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 20 April 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Hans-Joachim Bürkner, Bastian Lange
Since not long ago independent urban music production was stirred up by digital change and dramatic shifts in music markets. Local scenes of producers, labels, clubs and DJs have been challenged to cope with new digital formats while keeping up balance with the requirements of musical style, local and global audiences, and urban embeddings of music production. It is the specific combination of pressure coming from disruptive music markets, emerging socio-technical and socio-cultural socialities, and technological options, which determines musicians moving. 'Trial and error' practices have become an appealing undertaking for some, as well as a last resort for others. For agents in scene-based music production this ambiguous challenge assumes a particular shape. The paper develops the concept of sonic capital to get analytical clue to scene-based value creation. It addresses a specific knowledge-based capacity acquired by professional agents and users/consumers to keep up with the co-evolution of musical styles, technology, markets and urban social environments. On the empirical basis of interviews with independent label owners, producers and DJs in the Techno and House scene of the city of Berlin, typical strategies are identified which relate to the task of gaining context-related knowledge, developing trial-and-error routines, and performing contingent turns in business concepts and creative procedures. By applying a modification of Bourdieuian notions of capital formation to shifts in the urban music business, the tangle of recent social, economic and spatial reallocations of value creation becomes more comprehensible.
PubDate: 2017-04-25T20:50:54Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.04.002
- Authors: Hans-Joachim Bürkner; Bastian Lange
- Cultural heritage, sustainable development, and the impacts of craft
breweries in Pennsylvania
- Authors: Alison E. Feeney
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 18 March 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Alison E. Feeney
Craft breweries are growing in Pennsylvania, and they are impacting the cultural landscape. The reinvention of the urban landscape, and the cultural heritage that is being preserved, is presented in this study through examining the location of 156 breweries in Pennsylvania and their reuse of pre-existing buildings. Several are located in buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and others have renovated unique buildings that create distinct characteristics in their establishments and local communities. One-third of the state's breweries are revitalizing "Main Street" and are supporting local downtowns, strengthening local economies and avoiding suburban, cookie-cutter development. In the larger cities such as Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, revival of old warehouses and industrial buildings, from the mid-1800s through early 1900s, is renovating and promoting new life in areas that would otherwise be in decline. In addition, breweries preserve intangible culture by reiterating local legends and pass stories along to consumers in a family-dining atmosphere through the names of their beer and food items.
PubDate: 2017-04-03T19:37:31Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.03.001
- Authors: Alison E. Feeney
- Children's evaluation of a computer-based technology used as a tool to
communicate their ideas for the redevelopment of their schoolyard
- Authors: Evangelia A. Polyzou; Konstantia Tamoutseli; Lazaros Sechidis
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 9 March 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Evangelia A. Polyzou, Konstantia Tamoutseli, Lazaros Sechidis
A surge of interest in empowering children's participation in shaping their environment has led to the development of many participation methodologies. There is, however, little evidence of research data utilizing ICT as a tool for generating children's ideas through a decision making process which results in changes to their schoolyards. This paper presents an evaluation of an adapted drawing program (Tux Paint) that is used as a research tool in a complex participatory method by gathering primary school children's perspectives on development of their schoolyard environment. These changes were to be implemented through a collaborative project with the Department of Landscape Architecture of TEIEMT and the authority of Drama city, Greece. The participating children, ages 10–12, were asked to develop a vision for their schoolyard combining hand drawing plans and sketches utilizing the adapted Tux Paint software. They were the target focus group for the evaluation of the computer program and were asked to answer questionnaires regarding software efficacy, ease, and creative potential. Moreover, they were asked whether they simply enjoyed the experience of using the software and participated in interactive group sessions to discuss the degree of their satisfaction with their computer sketches. Chi-square or Fischer's exact tests were used to analyze the data. Gender and age were defined as variables influencing the evaluation. All the participating pupils valued the Tux Paint program as easy, quick, funny and an overall creative experience.
PubDate: 2017-03-09T03:28:35Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.02.001
- Authors: Evangelia A. Polyzou; Konstantia Tamoutseli; Lazaros Sechidis
- New horizons for culture, creativity and cities
- Authors: Andy C. Pratt
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 19 January 2017
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Andy C. Pratt
At the turn of the 21st Century globalisation was the watchword, and global cities were a key point of reference. Subsequently, globalisation, always a slippery term, has lost a precision that previously it had held for many commentators; instead our perspectives are being refocused as situated and diverse experiences: globalisations. Academic colleagues keen to avoid extrapolating the Northern hemisphere experience to the South, as well as wanting to highlight multiple differences in the urban experience, have adopted a variety of terms to signal this new focus: 'worlding', comparative urbanism, and planetary urbanism being the most popular. The urban experience, and our knowledge of it, is undergoing a transformation as never before.
PubDate: 2017-01-23T14:48:32Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2017.01.002
- Authors: Andy C. Pratt
- 'Manobras no Porto' project (Porto): What can creative activism do for
policies and urban place(-making) and the other way around
- Authors: Patricia Romeiro
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 23 June 2016
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Patricia Romeiro
In recent decades, much has been written about urban policies for culture and creativity. Little is known, however, about how public policies are shaped in practice at local level. To what extent are the different notions and forms of creativity activated and mobilized, and contribute to the development of urban policies for culture and creativity? Recent literature on urban studies drew attention to the creative activism practices contesting the instrumentalisation of culture and creativity by neo-liberal approaches to urban development. Recognizing the potential of creative activism as a creative practice of critical reflection and action, this paper focuses on an underexplored perspective so far – creative activism developed in dialogue and cooperation, and not as a practice of radical opposition, and oriented to have impacts beyond the temporality of the actions developed. Through the analysis of a case study – Manobras no Porto (Porto, Portugal), we explore how a creative activism project can be understood as a space for the experimentation of new spaces of governance. The results show not only that creative activism can play an important role in policy learning and urban place-making, but that policies and place (as context and content) can also have a decisive effect on the activation of creative activism practices.
PubDate: 2016-06-29T23:50:22Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2016.06.001
- Authors: Patricia Romeiro
- Artists and creative city policy: Resistance, the mundane and engagement
in Stockholm, Sweden
- Authors: Thomas Borén; Craig Young
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 6 June 2016
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Thomas Borén, Craig Young
Much of the literature around notions of the 'creative class' and the 'creative city' has placed artists as a central, typical creative group. However, that literature has often placed artists in a conceptual dichotomy - either they are seen as uncritical champions of creative city policy (because it boosts their profile and markets) or they are placed in radical opposition to it. This paper explores the attitudes of a sample of artists in Stockholm, Sweden to open this dichotomy up to a more nuanced critique. The analysis considers the diversity of views, attitudes and perceptions of these artists towards creative city policy. While opposition and resistance to the application of creative city policy can certainly be found, the paper seeks to move beyond this to examine how the lack of accord between creative producers and policy-makers can be the outcome of more mundane, everyday practices. In addition, artists join together in specific projects and loose, ephemeral networks to address the issues surrounding the implementation of creative city policy in ways which oppose it but also seek alternatives through engaging planners and the public. Overall the paper calls for an understanding of artists which goes beyond the enthusiast/opponent dichotomy towards developing an understanding of the diverse range of artist responses and engagement with creative city policy.
PubDate: 2016-06-14T22:27:49Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2016.05.002
- Authors: Thomas Borén; Craig Young
- Kiezkulturnetz vs. Kreativquartier: Social innovation and economic
development in two neighbourhoods of Berlin
- Authors: Marc Pradel-Miquel
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 27 May 2016
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Marc Pradel-Miquel
Local economic development in European cities has been based on the strengthening of innovation and creativity through culture-based urban renewal. Nevertheless, artists and creators have often played a residual role in the definition of these processes. This article analyses the role of artists in urban renewal through the analysis of two socially innovative initiatives oriented to the economic development and social inclusion in the city of Berlin. Social innovation is understood here as a way to fight social exclusion providing resources and empowerment to communities, and promoting new ways of participation. The paper analyses two neighbourhoods in the districts of Wedding and Kreuzberg in Berlin, showing how apart from being 'early gentrifiers' artists can develop socially innovative processes with the rest of the neighbourhood to empower the whole community and to redefine the urban renewal processes taking place in the city. This role is better understood if we take into consideration the local governance system and the long history of counter-culture of Berlin.
PubDate: 2016-06-14T22:27:49Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2016.05.001
- Authors: Marc Pradel-Miquel
- Culture is reclaiming the creative city: The case of Macao in Milan, Italy
- Authors: Marianna d'Ovidio; Alberto Cossu
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 20 May 2016
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Marianna d'Ovidio, Alberto Cossu
In May 5, 2012, a group of artists and cultural workers occupied a 33-storeys abandoned skyscraper in Milan, founding Macao or the "New Centre for Arts, Culture and Research". It was an event, with thousands of people joining in, newspapers headlines, and a massive flow of social media activity. Along with spaces, they claimed a new role for art and culture in society. Macao constitutes one of the last nodes of the national network of occupied theatres, which spread out in Italy from early 2011. This case is explored with the aim of understanding to what extent Macao, and more in general the global wave of art activism, constitutes an alternative to the neo-libel articulation of the creative city in Milan. On the one hand, we ask whether Macao is a political actor able to influence the local cultural policy and to what extent it is included in the urban governance of Milan. Related questions concern Macao claims and expectancies, and its possible process of normalization. On the other hand, we evaluate Macao's role into the cultural milieu at different levels (local, national, international). We will argue that Macao not only is an actor included in the urban governance, but also it provides the city a different cultural offer, open to bottom-up processes.
PubDate: 2016-06-14T22:27:49Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2016.04.001
- Authors: Marianna d'Ovidio; Alberto Cossu
- The contradictions of creative activism. Situated meanings and everyday
practices in a Milan case-study
- Authors: Sebastiano Citroni
Abstract: Publication date: Available online 20 May 2016
Source:City, Culture and Society
Author(s): Sebastiano Citroni
The growing literature on creative activism highlights a variety of tensions and ambiguities, including the contradictions that arise between activists' declared goals and the everyday practices that they use to pursue them. Far from suggesting that they could or should be removed, these contradictions are valorized in this paper, as they illuminate the situated meanings of creativity reproduced through everyday practices of creative activism. The argument is illustrated through a case-study of a cultural organization that led a local mobilization which, in spite of its significant efforts and resources, did not manage to move from single initiatives and instrumental coalitions to a more stable social movement devoted to the enhancement of bottom-up creativity and public space in Milan. Drawing on insights from movement studies and the pragmatist sociology of engagement regimes, the study establishes an original theoretical framework, illustrated with the analysis of three specific initiatives promoted by the observed mobilization. The main results show how different situated meanings of creativity set unequal conditions for the process of "commonizing cognition" required for the extension of single mobilization into larger urban movements.
PubDate: 2016-06-14T22:27:49Z
DOI: 10.1016/j.ccs.2016.05.003
- Authors: Sebastiano Citroni


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Your customers must find it easy to do business with you. Some will want their own view into your ERP through a portal or even their own unique LAN. Others will want to contact a customer service person who can provide quick and accurate replies. Either way, they want to know the availability of each line on their order as well as the order in its entirety. CRM is an important part of today's ERP systems and as important for a chemical distributor as any other business that values their customers. Speed is important; customers are busy and anxious to get this order placed so they can move on to the next one. Accuracy is important; if you have 250 kg. on hand and they want to order 100, your chemical distribution ERP must be able to tell you what other orders are in place and the amount available right now for this order. Delivering accuracy and speed on customer orders relies on well integrated ERP and CRM applications.
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Once the order is placed, it must move to the warehouse for picking and packaging to precisely meet the needs of this customer. The entire order must be identified to ship together and allow any mixing with another customer order. Delivering a chemical on time and the reagent late does no good for your customer. Your chemical distribution ERP can ensure the order will be routed to the correct carrier or the best route for your own trucks. Many of the SKUs require particular shipping environments and you should be able to define these within the system and then ensure that workflows are in place to meet these requirements.
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To maintain traceability, chemical distribution ERP must track the lots or batches of every product. You must be able to look back through archived orders and know the exact source of every lot. You must also be able to look forward to know which customer got deliveries from which lot. Your customers and the regulators of chemical distribution demand this traceability. You will need to monitor the storage environments of every bin to know that the chemicals stored in a bin will keep their purity and stability and your ERP should track the shelf life and expiration dates of lots.
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Finally you will want good financials that meet the needs of your investors and creditors according to your local generally accepted accounting processes. You are a chemical distributor; like any other business, you are there to earn a profit.
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St. John's may be in New York, but the city still belongs to Syracuse.
Kris Joseph scored 15 points, and Rick Jackson added 12 points and 10 rebounds as Syracuse (17-0, 4-0 Big East) routed St. John's, 76-59, at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.
"We call this our home court," Joseph said. "It's (St. John's) homecourt, but we play our best basketball here. Whether it's the [Carrier] Dome or here, we feel like we're at home."
The game had been billed as a battle of teams vying for New York's attention.
Syracuse came in undefeated but had stumbled recently in a sloppy win over Seton Hall. Meanwhile, St. John's (10-5, 3-2) has had a renaissance this season, winning its first three games of Big East play, the first time that's happened in 11 years.
The Red Storm raced out to a 17-9 lead, fueled by SU's sloppy offense, which finished with 22 turnovers. Many of those turnovers came in the early going, with St. John's employing full-court pressure.
"We made more turnovers than we normally do," Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said. "We've been good with the ball, but they were pressuring and trapping."
After Justin Brownlee (13 points) converted a layup, the St. John's crowd rose to its feet with thoughts of an upset in mind.
But Joseph quickly responded with a 3-pointer, and the Orange offense rallied for a a 16-1 run. Joseph would score seven points during that stretch.
Brandon Triche scored 15 points, and Scoop Jardine contributed 14 points and six assists.
"We got off to a horrendous offensive start," Boeheim said. "Once we got some ball movement, Kris hit a couple shots, and Brandon got going."
The Orange would score the final 10 points of the half to take a 35-24 advantage heading into intermission as chants of "Let's go Orange!" filled the arena.
Syracuse gave the crowd more to cheer about in the second half.
SU relied on its vaunted 2-3 zone to stifle the Red Storm offense into 37 percent shooting from the floor and 2-of-12 shooting from downtown. The Orange held the Red Storm's leading scorer, Dwight Hardy, to 12 points on 4-of-16 from the field.
"The key is just stopping guys," Triche said. "We knew that St. John's wasn't going to shoot as many 3s. We backed off, and they weren't able to get in the lane as much. That's why we went up a lot of points."
As for Syracuse, offense wasn't a problem after the Orange's slow start. SU shot 56 percent from the floor and 9-for-19 from distance. One of those nine was a 3-pointer from Dion Waiters that made it 59-38 with 9:26 left.
St. John's would get no closer than 15 points the rest of the way.
"We're not always going to play well," Jardine said. "But we can always give the effort. That's what we did tonight."
Brad Bierman contributed to this report.
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