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Category Archives: Urban Studies
Defining Urban Space
It is not easy to develop a definition of urban space because such a definition must consider the social parameters of its constituent parts: urban and space. The difficulty of defining urban space is enhanced if one considers that urban … Continue reading
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Democratic Public or Social Space
Democratic public space involves complex relationships between ownership, agency, occupation, control, and freedom. It is intertwined with Concept of Social Space and Geographical Space as well. Authors Nahal Sohbati, Academy of Art University, San Francisco, Studying for Masters of Landscape … Continue reading
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Counter Urbanization: The Concept
Counter urbanization is the movement of people out of cities, to the surrounding areas. This process has been occurring in developed countries, since 1950. There are four main Reasons for Counter Urbanization: (i) The increase in car ownership over the … Continue reading
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Salient Features and Issues of Indian Urbanisation: A World Bank View
Here are some salient features of Indian Urbanisation While home to a minority of the population, Indian cities contribute to about 2/3 of the economic output. The population of Indian towns and cities is expected to increase from 282 million … Continue reading
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