The Calatrava model: reflections on resilience and urban plasticity

Boix, Rafael; Rausell, Pau; Abeledo, Raül

doi:10.1080/09654313.2016.1257570

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“…Thereafter, many ambitious, even hubristic city administrations have paid for marquee architectural practices to inscribe signature buildings upon their often moribund cityscapes. It doesn't always work, as the Calatrava-led extravaganza in Valencia revealed (Boix, Rausell, & Abeledo, 2017). However, in this case of mid-size cities it has a symbolic performative role more than a competitive one, so correcting the received perspective considerably.…”

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Retrospect and prospect: from a new dark age to a new dawn of planning enlightenment

Cooke

2018

European Planning Studies

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This is a summary of the Editorial of the 25th Anniversary Special Issue of European Planning Studies. The editorial summarizes three representative articles from planners and economic policy actors published in 1993, the first year of publication of the journal. These write of threats and possibilities from privatized planning, from the European Single Market and the prospects for regional innovation policy. In the second part, nine papers are summarized. These range from an exegesis of the Anthropocene, the rise of populism and the transition in neoliberalist planning, and migration as a city planning issue in European cities. Other papers then analyse aspects of evolutionary change upon city and region policy and process dynamics. Finally a group of papers explore the rise of creative cities, 4.0 era industry and services and the role of 'starchitects' in city renewal as well as 4.0 digital settlements.

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Section: Prospective: Planning Eclipse or A New Dawn Of Enlightenment?mentioning

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Retrospect and prospect: from a new dark age to a new dawn of planning enlightenment

Cooke

2018

European Planning Studies

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“…Con estas pinceladas, nos podemos hacer una primera idea sociodemográfica de la vecindad del barrio, pero para entender sus singularidades -sociológicas, históricas y socioeconómicas-, habría que retrotraerse a las transformaciones urbanísticas, políticas y sociales que se suceden desde el siglo XIX hasta la actualidad. Existe una amplia bibliografía al respecto (Boira, 1987;Sanchis Pallarés, 1997y 1998Santamarina, 2007Santamarina, y 2009b, por lo que no nos detendremos en ellas; tan solo destacaremos un rasgo: su situación geográfica frente al mar Mediterráneo. La importancia de esta posición es clave, y por eso es necesario aproximarnos a las políticas municipales urbanas desplegadas en las últimas tres décadas en la ciudad.…”

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“…Diez años después, en 1998, con la consolidación de una administración conservadora en el municipio (1991 y 1995) y en el Gobierno autonómico (1995), el pleno del Ayuntamiento de Valencia ratificó el anteproyecto de Prolongación de la Avenida Blasco Ibáñez, y en 2001 aprobó el Plan Especial de Protección y Reforma Interior (Pepri). En ese período, Valencia adoptó la tendencia global de la NUP, con ciertas particularidades locales que explican la agresividad de las políticas urbanas desplegadas (Boix, Rausell y Abeledo, 2017;Cucó, 2013b). La clara apuesta por la conversión creativa de la ciudad reconfiguró el espacio urbano, la fisonomía de la ciudad y los imaginarios.…”

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Tácticas de resistencia en la ciudad. Alternativas desde los movimientos urbanos en El Cabanyal (Valencia, España)

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2018

AIBR

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During the past twenty years, the neighbourhood of El Cabanyal (Valencia, Spain) has suffered from a strong process of degradation after the approval of a municipal plan that involved splitting the neighbourhood in two parts, as well as the disappearance of part of it. Since it was approved in 1998, different forms of neighbourhood resistance have arisen. The objective of this article is to analyse the plurality and dynamism of the mobilizations deployed in a particular context of conflict. The analysis shows, firstly, how the urban movements developed in El Cabanyal have promoted alternatives that move from the normative to the subversive, giving rise to a broad and diverse range of social action. And secondly, how the positions between the different movements (alliances/hostilities) and their position with public institutions (collaboration/opposition) have been changing throughout the conflict depending on political opportunities and social conditions. These changes would respond to a variety of tactics that seek to achieve the success of some of their claims.

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“…Reactions to shocks and the speed and recovery also depend on geographical characteristics as resilience discussions shows (Fingleton et al, 2012; Boix et al, 2017; Capello et al, 2015; Giannakis and Bruggeman, 2017). The tourism literature is weak in terms of evaluating the resilience of tourism regions from the perspective of related industries, which is widely discussed in the evolutionary economic geography literature.…”

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The impact of economic and political crises on the survival of tourism-related firms: Evidence from Antalya

Türkcan

Erkuş‐Öztürk

2019

Tourism Economics

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This article examines the effects of economic and political crises on the survival of 7115 tourism-related firms (hotels, restaurants, travel agencies and spas) in the Antalya region between 2000 and 2016. Using a discrete-time hazards model, we show that tourism-related firms exhibit lower survival rates during times of crisis. We have also found that age, size and legal form increase survival rates. In addition, firms in tourism locations specialized subregions and subregions with higher entry rates have lower chances of survival, whereas firms in tourism destinations with large markets have higher chances to survive. Our empirical analysis suggests that hotels and travel agencies are more sensitive to macroeconomic and political shocks than other tourism-related businesses like restaurants and spas.

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The Calatrava model: reflections on resilience and urban plasticity

Cited by 25 publications

References 36 publications

Retrospect and prospect: from a new dark age to a new dawn of planning enlightenment

Retrospect and prospect: from a new dark age to a new dawn of planning enlightenment

Tácticas de resistencia en la ciudad. Alternativas desde los movimientos urbanos en El Cabanyal (Valencia, España)

The impact of economic and political crises on the survival of tourism-related firms: Evidence from Antalya

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