The costs of putting Valencia on the map: the hidden side of regional entrepreneurialism, ‘creative city’ and strategic projects

Rius-Ulldemolins, Joaquim; Gisbert, Verònica

doi:10.1080/09654313.2018.1547367

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“…Overall, the literature cited in this review documents the strong belief that governance and planning based on large-scale infrastructures would foster both tourism and the image of the city itself [40]-a key assumption under the entrepreneurial turn.…”

Section: Tourismmentioning

confidence: 89%

“…Thirdly, studies critically reflect not only the projects but also the frames and conditions, where such large-scale developments emerge. Here, megaprojects are described as "local productions of the global" [39], referring to globalized trends such as the entrepreneurial turn [40,41], the neoliberal urban hegemony [42], inter-city competition [43], or financialization [3].…”

Section: Objectivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Both are cited by about one-quarter of the documents. The studies that refer to this frame interpret large-scale projects as a means to re-shape or "re-imagine" [36] the city, or highlight the essential role of culture in urban development [40].…”

Section: Theoretical Framementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Apart from that, such developments obviously influence adjacent neighborhoods. This might occur by the intention of the project's initiators, such as in the Valencia Plan [40]. It can also occur unintended, if there are strong market forces, such as a "self-financing imperative" [64] and no "careful public interference" against gentrification is proposed [65].…”

Section: Gentrificationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Within the neoliberal context of today’s urbanism, a growing number of inner-city megaprojects aim to transform brownfield sites—accompanied by gentrification and tourism. However, there is no systematic review exploring the interplay between these phenomena. This paper aims to systemize the existing scientific contributions by means of a literature review. Using different databases, a total number of 797 scientific documents have been identified. After several screening steps, a final set of 66 studies was included in the review. I present an analysis from a quantitative and a qualitative perspective, exploring bibliometric aspects, concepts, methods, and relevant lines of discussion. The area studied is a relatively young and emerging field. Within the discussion, there is a strong dominance of countries located in the global north, with Spain, the UK, and the U.S. at the forefront. From a methodological point of view, qualitative and mixed methods are mostly applied. The discussion of megaprojects, gentrification, and tourism has an important descriptive focus, with main topics such as planning, justice, and motivations. There are considerable conceptual deficits, as one-quarter of the studies do not clearly explain their methods. Future research needs to find ways to enable knowledge transfer to planning practice.

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“…Segundo alguns teóricos (Amore & Hall, 2016;Coutinho & Nóbrega, 2019;Rius-Ulldemolins & Gisbert, 2018), com a crise da governabilidade na década de 1970 -e, sucessivamente, a ascensão do neoliberalismo, dali em diante -, emergiram novos debates nos estudos do turismo, que influenciaram reflexões em torno dos processos de desenvolvimento dos destinos. Para além da estrutura da gestão pública, o conceito de governança passou a caracterizar novas possibilidades reflexivas, incorporando os interesses da sociedade e do setor privado, tal como analisam Greenwood (1993), Rhodes (1996) e Whitehead (2003).…”

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Com as estruturas administrativas influenciadas pela crise da governabilidade, na década de 1970, e a ascensão do neoliberalismo (1980-1990), emergiram novas reflexões e debates no campo do turismo. A literatura indica que o conceito de governança, caracterizado por descentralização de poder, gestão democrática e participativa, passou a caracterizar a inovação nas possibilidades de desenvolvimento das destinações turísticas. Contudo, identificam-se lacunas e questionam-se ações dos atores envolvidos nos processos de estruturação das políticas públicas. Partindo de uma pers-pectiva macro para micro, que considera diferentes escalões em administração, o objetivo deste artigo é discutir a governança turística com base nas visões de ex-ministros do turismo do Brasil, no recorte temporal anterior e posterior à criação do Ministério do Turismo (MTur). Assim, fundamenta-se nos seguintes eixos teóricos: transição e continuidade, comunicação e gestão participativa de destinos turísticos. Os processos metodológicos compreendem entrevistas estruturadas, direciona-das a 13 ex-ministros e ao membro catedrático do Conselho Nacional do Turismo (CNT). A análise das evidências empíricas é subsidiada pela Análise de Conteúdo do tipo categórica, proposta por Bardin (2011). Os resultados mostram que a reavaliação do papel das instituições pode determinar o caminho para formas eficientes de desenvolvimento no domínio do turismo, embora se tenha cons-tatado que as transições de cargos entre ministros se deram de forma tranquila.

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The costs of putting Valencia on the map: the hidden side of regional entrepreneurialism, ‘creative city’ and strategic projects

Cited by 27 publications

References 55 publications

Megaprojects, Gentrification, and Tourism. A Systematic Review on Intertwined Phenomena

Megaprojects, Gentrification, and Tourism. A Systematic Review on Intertwined Phenomena

Análises da governança turística com base nas visões de ex-ministros do turismo do Brasil

Cultural White Elephants in the Creative City

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