This study is about the struggle for legitimacy in place among a group of people often
assumed to have neither. It examines the roll of informal placemaking and community …

Placemaking–a concept, methodology and planning tool used to shape and reshape public
spaces 1–is an enduring element of urban planning. One of the earliest scholarly mentions …

Disrupted identities of inhabitants in old industrial and other less developed regions are
seldom an issue of regional policies, even though people's attachment to their residential …

Business improvement districts represent a privatising urban governance instrument that
visibly transforms urban landscapes. In the United States, the racialised impacts of business …

This article examines how non-institutional (ized) street art tours and DIY parties in two
racialized, lower-class neighborhoods in the outskirts of Lisbon generate different results. In …

This article explores the works of the late anthropologist Frank Cancian, specifically
considering Another Place (1974), Orange County Housecleaners (2006), and Lacedonia …

This article describes the usage of an online podcast workshop as an arts-based research
method to reflect on intercultural participation. The podcast workshop was co-developed by …

A dominant interpretation of the twentieth-century US city is one of declension, wherein cities
contracted following a number of profound ruptures. At these moments, neoliberalism began …

Abstract Agonism in the Artistic City analyzes hegemonic and counter-hegemonic
choreographies of public art and placemaking in the Southern US city of Louisville …

In the context of increased interest in literary methods for spatial design, this article argues
for a reconsideration of narrative methods for urban planning. It holds that when narrative is …