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|a Wahlin, Nils
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|a Urban strategies for culture-driven growth
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b co-creating a European capital of culture
|c Nils Wahlin, Maria Kapsali, Malin H. Nasholm, Tomas Blomquist
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|a Northampton, MA
|b Edward Elgar Pub.
|c 2016, c. 2016
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|a 208 p.
|b ill.
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|a the planners' view -- 2. The planning process -- 3. The 'cultural turn' in urban design -- Part II: the view from the action nets -- 4. The organizer's view: exploring emergent project action nets -- 5. The insider-participant view: common dualities on urban design and program organization -- 6. The public view: analysis of the narratives in the local press -- 7. Building a milieu for city marketing and branding -- The vignette collection -- Part III: the achievement -- 8. Comparisons with other European capitals of culture -- 9. Co-creating cities: future challenges
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a Cultural pluralism
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|a Community development
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|a Kapsali, Maria
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|a Nasholm, Malin H.
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|a Blomquist, Tomas
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|a Edward Elgar eBook Archive
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|a Over the past three decades, the European Capital of Culture has grown into one of the most ambitious cultural programs in the world. Through the promotion of cultural diversity across the continent, the program fosters mutual understanding and intercultural dialogue among citizens, thereby increasing their sense of belonging to a community. This insightful book outlines potential avenues through which culture and creativity can raise the imaginative capability of citizens and harness opportunities tied to what the book calls 'culture-driven growth'. Building on three years of observations, interviews and research the authors argue that a 'strategy-as-practice' perspective can reveal how strategy making is enabled or constrained by organizational and social practices. The authors reveal how the 'sweet-spot' of city regeneration occurs where urban and cultural planning are aligned. They then evaluate the practice of 'co-creation' within organizing bodies and investigate the extent to which its success depends on a fusion of top-down rules and bottom-up action. Urban Strategies for Culture-Driven Growth will appeal to international scholars and students in organization studies, geography, city governance and planning, urban design and urban and regional development. Policymakers and planners will also find it to be a valuable resource
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