Culture in sustainable urban development: Practices and policies for spaces of possibility and institutional innovations

Kagan, Sacha; Hauerwaas, Antoniya; Holz, Verena; Wedler, Patricia

doi:10.1016/j.ccs.2017.09.005

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“…Knowledge changes a person, his/her conscience, and as a result, the interaction of production factors is transformed [25]. Knowledge becomes an independent personal production factor as it changes a person himself/herself, a nature of his/her activity [26] and transform the process of interaction of production factors.…”

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Interrelation of Information and Knowledge in the Economy of the Post-Industrial Society

Михайлов

Kopylova

2019

SHS Web Conf.

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Relevance of the study is to consider that in the post-industrial society the role of information and knowledge is so increased that they begin to occupy a decisive place in the production development.The purpose of the work is investigated interrelation of information and knowledge in the process of intellectual activity, which is a component of the production activity of the post-industrial production. The study task is to examine the role of information and knowledge in the formation of the new economy replacing the industrial one. In this paper used abstract-logical method historical method systemic and dialectical methods of analysis and synthesis. As a result of the research were justified "information" and "knowledge" as independent and interrelated categories; identifying peculiarities of knowledge that distinguish it from traditional production factors; studying intellectual activity as a component of the production activity.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Interrelation of Information and Knowledge in the Economy of the Post-Industrial Society

Михайлов

Kopylova

2019

SHS Web Conf.

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“…Culture and sports facilities "Cultural and sports facilities" are essential for the spiritual well-being of the population and for guaranteeing national identity, social cohesion, and communal pride (Kagan et al, 2017;Schulenkorf, 2012). Furthermore, it has been noted that a healthy lifestyle and quality of life are strongly associated with accessible sports services (Guo et al, 2018).…”

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“…Providing medical institutions to more people can contribute to meaningful reductions in health disparities, which are related to social equity (S. R. Singh, 2014). The investment of PPPs in cultural facilities and sports facilities should be key factors in meeting the spiritual and health needs of local residents, which are closely related to improving the living environment (Chen, Hui, Lang, & Tao, 2016;Guo et al, 2018;Kagan et al, 2017;Schulenkorf, 2012).…”

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Evaluating the regional social sustainability contribution of public‐private partnerships in China: The development of an indicator system

Yuan

Zhang

Tan

et al. 2019

Sustainable Development

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Public-private partnerships (PPPs) have been increasingly adopted in China. Sustainability of PPPs has become a priority for a sustainable development of PPPs. Most prior studies focus on sustainable implementation of PPP projects. Few research efforts have been done to examine the impacts of PPPs to sustainability from an external perspective and a more macro geographical scale. Meanwhile, the social aspect of the sustainability of PPPs has not been widely studied. Therefore, this study aims to propose a social sustainability contribution evaluation system (SSCES) for PPPs to evaluate PPPs' contribution to regional social sustainability at the institutional level. An indicator system of the SSCES for PPPs was developed, which included 8 requirements for socially sustainable development and 33 social sustainability indicators. The weights of indicators were determined by using the analytic hierarchy process method. The results indicate that, in the context of China, promoting peopleoriented urbanization in PPPs can help enhance regional social sustainability. This study provides a useful evaluation tool for various stakeholders to evaluate the sustainability of PPPs from an institutional level, especially for local governments to review current PPP polices and make improvements.

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“…SUF typically refers to public visual art (Nasar, 1989), or artworks created with the participation of community members and selected artists, which are located in urban public spaces (Jasmi, & Mohamad, 2016). Because urban planners use artists' models when designing urban public spaces, we found it advisable to incorporate SUF models into 3D city models in order to extend urban planners' and artists' abilities to visualize urban spaces, and to extend the capability of 3D city models to help implement a culturally sensitive urban policy (Kagan et al, 2018;Redaelli, 2012).…”

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Beyond 3D Building Modelling: Citizen Science for 3D Cultural Mapping

Chmielewski¹,

Bailey²,

Gawryluk³

2019

giforum

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This paper discusses a research-in-progress project engaging citizens in the collaborative 3D reconstruction of special urban features (SUFs) -visual works of art located in urban public spaces. While most artists modelling urban public spaces use basic 3D building models, these models do not include visual artworks. Because urban planners use artists' models when designing urban public spaces, we believe it is necessary to incorporate SUFs into 3D city models to help urban planners and artists visualize urban spaces more effectively. To achieve this goal, we propose a bottom-up approach to the geographic visualization of SUF cultural assets (i.e. cultural mapping) which so far has not been undertaken as a citizen science project. The main aims of this project are to engage citizens in contributing to 3D SUF models and to familiarize them with citizen science. The method includes crowdsourcing SUF data and analysing it using 'structure from motion' (SfM) algorithms. After a 6-month campaign in Lublin, Poland, this project has so far resulted in 271 observations and 144 collaborative 3D models, creating a 3D open-data product which can be used for further culturally sensitive urban planning purposes.

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Culture in sustainable urban development: Practices and policies for spaces of possibility and institutional innovations

Cited by 72 publications

References 41 publications

Interrelation of Information and Knowledge in the Economy of the Post-Industrial Society

Interrelation of Information and Knowledge in the Economy of the Post-Industrial Society

Evaluating the regional social sustainability contribution of public‐private partnerships in China: The development of an indicator system

Beyond 3D Building Modelling: Citizen Science for 3D Cultural Mapping

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