Routledge Handbook of People and Place in the 21st-Century City

List of Contributors Acknowledgements The Power of Cities on People-Place Relationships Kate Bishop & Nancy Marshall Section 1: Vibrant Cities Self-conscious and unselfconscious placemaking in the city Emeritus Professor Jon Lang, University of NSW, Sydney Using places / exchanging places Dr Kate Shaw, University of Melbourne, Australia Festival Bodies: The Role of the Senses and Feelings in Place-Making Practices Dr Michelle Duffy, University of Newcastle, Australia A Sound Understanding of Healthy Cities A/Professor Nancy Marshall, University of NSW, Sydney Rachel Cogger, University of NSW, Sydney Art, communities and housing form: A practitioner's perspective Marla Guppy, Principal, Guppy & Associates, Sydney Section 2: Diverse Cities Pushing diversity beyond recognition Emeritus Professor Ruth Fincher, University of Melbourne Diversity in density: Encouraging participation in higher density living A/Professor Hazel Easthope, City Futures Research Centre, University of NSW, Sydney Dr Edgar Liu, City Futures Research Centre, University of NSW, Sydney Dr Christina Ho, University of Technology, Sydney Caitlin Buckle, City Futures Research Centre, University of NSW, Sydney Knowing their place: Children, young people and cities Dr Kate Bishop University of NSW, Sydney Dr Fatemeh Aminpour, University of NSW, Sydney Exercise space planning and design for an aging society: A case study of space, exercise behaviour and cognitive function of older women in Taiwan A/Professor Tzuyuan Chao, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan Yun Chou, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan Culture, citizenship and the practice of place-making A/Professor Michael Rios, University of California, Davis Section 3: Equitable Cities The Experience of place and displacement in the 21st century city A/Professor Lynne Manzo, University of Washington Propositions for more just urban public spaces Professor Setha Low, City University of New York Associate Professor Kurt Iveson, University of Sydney, Australia Place-based activism: Out of the frying pan of citizen disengagement or into the fire of territorial localism? Dr Ryan van den Nouwelant, City Futures Research Centre, University of NSW, Sydney Morphing paradise ideology, culture and planning in Bali Dr Gusti Ayu Made Suartika, Udayana University Bali Consuming heritage or the end of tradition: Challenges in the transition from vernacularism to globalization Professor Emeritus Nezar AlSayyad, UC Berkeley, USA Section 4: Smart Cities The technological infrastructure of place Professor Mitchell Schwarzer, California College of the Arts, USA Socio-ecological dimensions: People, place and technology Associate Professor Deni Ruggeri, Norwegian University of Life Science, Norway Anna Szilagy-Nagy, LE:NOTRE Institute Overcrowding and domestic use of public space Dr Christian Tietz, University of NSW, Sydney Tel Aviv: Making place through technology Dr Christine Steinmetz, University of NSW, Sydney Hila Oren, The Tel Aviv Foundation, Israel Web 2.0 social media: Supporting people-place relationships Associate Professor Nancy Marshall, University of NSW, Sydney Dr Homa Rahmat, University of NSW, Sydney Section 5: Resilient Cities Place Attachment, well-being and resilience Dr Leila Scannell, University of British Columbia, Canada LiQin Tan, University of Victoria, Canada Professor Robin Cox, Royal Roads University, Canada Professor Robert Gifford, University of Victoria, Canada Putting people first in place-based urban post-disaster recovery Professor David Sanderson, University of NSW, Sydney Rebuilding after disaster: People, processes and five per cent technology Dr Anshu Sharma, Safer World, India Making place by making things again? How artisanal makers are reshaping place in post-industrial Detroit and Newcastle Dr Laura Crommelin, City Futures Research Centre, University of NSW, Sydney Resilience in a warming climate: Public place-making for health and wellbeing in hot cities Dr Louise McKenzie, University of NSW, Sydney Professor Susan Thompson, University of NSW, Sydney Urban Greenspace: Places supporting urban resilience Professor Linda Corkery, University of NSW, Sydney Meeting the demands for change, adaptation and innovation in 21st Century cities Nancy Marshall & Kate Bishop

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• Comunidades urbanas
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