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Home Posts tagged "Neighbourhoods"

Neighbourhoods

From Kahvehane to Coffee Bar: Urban Life in Istanbul

The story goes that the Western world discovered coffee after the Turks...

December 5, 2018 
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Citizen science as a means of democratizing urban environments

Cities for the people, by the people In line with the aspirations of great...

January 8, 2018  By Benedict McAteer
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lidovienna: Time Travelling the Urban Development of Vienna’s Other River Bank

Researchers from TU Wien have been digging deep into Vienna’s long urban...

December 11, 2017  By Johannes Suitner
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Vietnamese Cities: Finding the Urban in the Peri-Urban

I asked friends and colleagues what they thought of when they thought about...

August 21, 2017  By Sarah Allen
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Stories from Third Street 第三街

The following stories are from Third Street in the Sai Ying Pun neighbourhood of...

May 30, 2016  By Patricia Roach
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Do Cities Ever Sleep? The Night-Time Consumption Story

The Uber driver handed me the aux cable and I held it up to the backseat...

May 9, 2016  By Afra Foli
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The Experiences of Political Expression in Public Spaces in Exarcheia, Athens

Remembering the turbulent times of student activism during the occupation...

April 4, 2016  By Iris van Gent and Pauline Schijf
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Non-Gentrified Neighbourhoods?

Gentrification is a social and economic phenomenon which generates controversial...

December 7, 2015  By Paula Hernandez
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Bijlmer Euro: Tracing Money in the Local Economy

There are hundreds of local currencies - on the scale of cities or even...

November 9, 2015  By Yuki Yamamoto
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Revitalization For Whom? Exploring Vancouver’s Chinatown

Karin de Nijs investigated the involvement and experiences of business...

June 18, 2015  By Karin de Nijs
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