Planning ‘Smart’ city-regions in an age of market-driven urbanism

Auteurs :
GIBBS, D.
KRUEGER, R.
MACLEOD, G.

Description :
Les AA. étudient la planification intelligente des villes-régions dans une époque marquée par une vision mercantiliste de l’urbanisme au travers des articles suivants : 1-Docklands dreamings : illlusions of sustainability in the Melbourne docks redevelopment ; 2-Suburban sprawl or urban centres : tensions and contradictions of smart growth approaches in Denver, Colorado ; 3-New urbanism/smart growth in the Scottish Highlands : mobile policies and post-politics in local development planning ; 4-Sustainability and neoliberal urban development : the environment, crime and the remaking of Austin’s downtown ; 5-Vancouver’s “ecodensity” planning initiative : a struggle over hegemony ? ; 6-Seeing red over green : contesting urban sustainabilities in China ; 7-Smart growth and state territoriality ; 8-Superfund me : a study of resistance to gentrification in New York City ; 9-Endangered neoliberal suburbanism ? the use of the Federal Endangered Species Act as a growth management tool in Southern California ; 10-Competitiveness and sustainability : can ‘smart city regionalism’ square the circle? ; 11-Progressive nostalgia in novel living arrangements : a counterpoint to neo-traditional new urbanism? ; 12-What’s wrong with best practice ? questioning the typification of new urbanism.


Type de document :
Fascicule thématique

Source :
Urban studies (Harlow), issn : 0042-0980, 2013, vol. 50, n°. 11, p. 2158-2387, nombre de pages : 230

Date :
2013

Editeur :
Pays édition : Royaume-Uni, Harlow, Longman Group