Can small urban communities survive?
| Titel: | Can small urban communities survive? : culturological analysis in urban rehabilitation : cases in Slovenia and Scotland / Branka Berce-Bratko |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Aldershot : Ashgate, 2001 |
| Umfang: | XVIII, 281 Seiten |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Schriftenreihe/ mehrbändiges Werk: |
Contemporary trends in European social sciences |
| Hochschulschrift: | Dissertation, Glasgow, Univ. of Strathclyde, 2001 |
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| ISBN: | 9781840141573 ; 1840141573 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Inhaltsverzeichnis
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| Lokale Klassifikation: | 56 13 M ; 56 2 J ; 56 13 C ; 57 Großbritannien ; 56 8 L 6 |
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- List of Figures and Tables
- p. viii
- List of Abbreviations
- p. xi
- Acknowledgements
- p. xii
- Preface
- p. xiii
- Abstract
- p. xv
- Summary in Slovene
- p. xvi
- 1
- About Small Urban Communities
- Introduction and Objectives
- p. 1
- Culturological Concepts
- p. 8
- The State of the Art - Theoretical Background
- p. 14
- Ethnology and Anthropology-based Review
- p. 14
- Ecology, Sociology and Psychology-based Review
- p. 18
- Culture and Design-based Review
- p. 25
- Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary Approaches
- p. 29
- Broader Perceptions of Planning
- p. 38
- Planning Education
- p. 39
- Participation in Planning
- p. 41
- Comparative Planning Studies
- p. 44
- Conclusions
- p. 44
- 2
- Practice in Conservation and Rehabilitation
- Review of Practice in Conservation, Urban Renewal and Rehabilitation in Selected European Countries
- p. 47
- Symbolism, Conservation and Renewal
- p. 48
- Slovenia and Practice in Urban Settlements
- p. 50
- Cultural Regions
- p. 52
- Scotland and Rehabilitation Practice
- p. 59
- Conservation and Rehabilitation in Scottish Cities
- p. 61
- Comparative Appraisal: the Slow Development of Culturological Analysis (CA)
- p. 75
- Different Countries' Profiles of Conservation and Rehabilitation Programmes in Terms of CA Development
- p. 76
- Conclusions
- p. 88
- 3
- How to Explore Small Urban Communities?
- Research Methodology: Principles of the Case Studies
- p. 91
- Choice of Study Areas
- p. 92
- Case Study A
- Ljubljana and Glasgow
- p. 92
- Case Study B
- Krsko and Garnethill
- p. 96
- Case Study C
- Kostanjevica and Calvay
- p. 97
- Methodology Used in Case Study A
- p. 97
- Methodology Used in Case Studies B and C
- p. 102
- The Differing Approach to Case Studies
- p. 104
- 4
- Cases of Small Urban Communities
- Comparison between Scotland and Slovenia
- p. 106
- The Context of the Case Areas
- p. 108
- Case Study A
- Ljubljana and Glasgow
- p. 109
- A 1
- Stara Siska
- p. 109
- A 2
- Litostroj
- p. 115
- A 3
- Kodeljevo
- p. 119
- A 4
- Stepanjsko Naselje
- p. 125
- A 5
- Garnethill
- p. 132
- A 6
- Calvay
- p. 137
- A 7
- Bishopbriggs
- p. 141
- A 8
- Wynford
- p. 146
- Comparison of Category B Places by Coefficients
- p. 151
- Case Study B
- Krsko and Garnethill
- p. 152
- B 1
- Krsko
- p. 152
- The Role of Rehabilitation of the Old Town Centre in Krsko
- p. 153
- Initial Culturological Analysis (CA) of the Old Town Centre
- p. 157
- Results of Fieldwork for CA
- p. 158
- People Evaluating their Living Environment
- p. 166
- Resident's Choice of Natural and Built Heritage
- p. 167
- Suggested Buildings and Surroundings for Listing
- p. 168
- Culturological Assessment of Inner City Areas
- p. 170
- Ethnological Assessment of Living Environment-EDZs
- p. 172
- Acceptability for Development of Ethnologically Assessed Areas
- p. 174
- Social Strategy
- p. 175
- Comparison between Krsko in 1984 and 1992 Monitoring CA- Assessing the Effectiveness of Rehabilitation in Krsko
- p. 180
- Conclusions
- p. 185
- Case B2
- Garnethill
- p. 186
- B 2.1
- Garnethill - Scottish Enclave
- p. 187
- B 2.2
- Garnethill - Chinese Enclave
- p. 193
- B 2.3
- Garnethill - The Pakistani and Indian Enclaves
- p. 196
- Conclusions for Garnethill
- p. 203
- Case Study C
- Kostanjevica and Calvay
- p. 205
- C 1
- Kostanjevica
- p. 205
- C 2
- Calvay
- p. 218
- General Conclusions for Case Studies A, B and C
- p. 230
- 5
- What has been Established?
- Using Culturological Analysis in the Formulation of Rehabilitation Projects
- p. 236
- Evaluation of Method by Case Studies A, B and C
- p. 237
- Case Study A Method
- p. 237
- Case Study B Method
- p. 240
- Case Study C Method
- p. 245
- General Conclusions: the Scope of Culturological Analysis
- p. 246
- Quantitative Criteria
- p. 248
- Qualitative Criteria
- p. 249
- Criteria for "Rational" Rehabilitation
- p. 249
- Planning and Culturological Analysis
- p. 251
- Evaluation of the Theoretical Basis of the Method Used
- p. 253
- Conclusions
- p. 257
- 6
- Yes, Small Urban Communities Can Survive and Revive
- Using CA in the Formulation of Rehabilitation Projects and Planning
- p. 258
- Guidelines for Implementation of CA
- p. 259
- How to Apply CA in the Context of Planning and Housing Action Area Procedures
- p. 265
- Suggestions for Research to Sustain Small Urban Communities
- p. 270
- References
- p. 272
