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Showing 1 to 20 of 34 for “"Spatial Justice"”.
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Recalibrating mobility and access towards spatial justice in Lilongwe
… territory. To date, Lilongwe has maintained the spatial legacies of colonial and modernist planning. The city's form is currently characterised by a lower-density significantly formally planned core that retains the ideals of the master plan and higher-density less formally planned auto …
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Health Equity Through Spatial Justice: A Critical Phenomenology of Urban Trail Makers
… are powerful predictors of health and social justice. This study was conducted to identify the lived experiences of individuals who were hired and trained as part of a green job program that created trails within a city park in Pittsburgh’s Mount Washington Community. This program has …
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Art, Repair, and Spatial Justice in Boston's Chinatown and Seattle's International District
… the fields of urban planning, art, and social justice. Projects within the realms of urban planning and socially engaged art seek to bring about changes that redistribute socially valued resources and opportunities, especially among racial and spatial lines. This thesis analyzes how socially …
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Leveraging Open-Source and Crowdsourced Data to Evaluate Spatial Justice in Cultural Planning
… that synthesized Henri Lefebvre's (1991) Spatial Triad Theory and Anthony Giddens' (1986) Structuration Theory for evaluating justice in planning contexts. This framework identified three different dimensions and three types of justice. (1) The institutional dimension, conceptualized as …
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A study of walking and walkability through a spatial justice/spatial practice framework, in Maylands, Western Australia
… observations on walking as a distinct spatial practice (J. Lee & Ingold, 2006), there is a paucity of studies that investigate the ways in which walkers and space interact. Most importantly, there has been a distinct lack of attention to pedestrian perspectives and experiences in theory …
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A city walkable: [Re]Imagining spatial justice through access and public space in North End, East London
A city walkable is about re-imagining spatial justice through access and public space in North End, East London, South Africa. The research questioned the state of East London's public space, its inner-city decay, and its vehicular dependency. East London lacks good quality public space that is …
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Reparative Preservation through Immersive 3D Documentation: Cultural Memory, Spatial Justice, and Gullah Geechee Futures on Daufuskie Island
… digital storytelling to support Black spatial memory and community sovereignty. Grounded in fieldwork on Daufuskie Island, South Carolina—a historic Gullah Geechee community confronting dispossession and cultural enclosure—the project co-creates Daufuskie3D (https://daufuskie3d.org/), …
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“This is the place that the women built”: A case study of the nexus of formalised land rights and housing recognition on spatial justice in Cape Town
… of Post-Apartheid South Africa suffer from past spatial planning policies that deprived black South Africans of access to economic opportunity. This research investigated how formalisation of land rights inhibits the capability of the urban poor in Cape Town to access urban opportunity. The main …
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Mapping of Digital Connectivity and Island Governance: A Comparative Study of the Scottish Archipelagos and Irish Islands.
… Questions:<br/>1. To what extent is spatial justice evident in the governance structures that impact on island digital connectivity provision?<br/>2. Are islanders’ experiences of digital connectivity provision consistent with the principles of spatial justice?<br/>3. What island …
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An Analysis of Socioeconomics and Education in American Literature: The Impact of Geography on Education
… in Child of God. Topophrenia theory and spatial justice theory will also be utilized to show the impact the landscape has on an individual’s socioeconomic status and education in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain and My Antonia by Will Cather. W.E.B. Du Bois’ double …
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Spatiality and Human Development in the Western Cape of South Africa
This study explored how spatiality influenced human development in the Western Cape and specifically Cape Town, in the post-apartheid era. It argued for the incorporation of the spatiality dimension into the traditional Human Development Index (HDI), while focussing on pertinent strategies to …
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Housing rural-urban migrants in Katutura: A transition towards a place in which "we want to stay"
… strategy towards the Apartheid government's spatial planning strategies in Katutura, which made it “a place where we do not stay”. The studies will be looking at the spatial justice theory to address the spatial inefficiency of the NE51/9 house type, as a framework for developing counter …
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Organizational Justice: A Theoretical Expansion and Nomological Analysis
… investigates the concept of organizational justice within the evolving context of remote and hybrid work environments, introducing and validating the novel constructs of Spatial Justice (SJ) and Temporal Justice (TJ). As remote work becomes increasingly prevalent, traditional frameworks of …
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Hellinikon and the question of the large urban void
… holistic turn on how we perceive urban space and spatial justice.
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Local public space, global spectacle : a case study on South Africa's first shipping container shopping center
… reconcile Johannesburg's aspiration to become a 'spatially just world class African city' through the lens of the under-performing 27 Boxes, a globally inspired yet locally contested retail center in the popular Johannesburg suburb of Melville. By examining the project's public space, market, …
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Our city, what ruins
… to fill a void in society; a collectively led spatial justice practice that was willing to work both nefariously and legally, on the psyche and on the land, on damaged histories and invented futures. We advocate for an expanded agency of the architect; especially in landscapes of divestment and …
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Spatializing social equity through place-based policies : lessons from the Green Impact Zone of Missouri, in Kansas City, MO
… and introduces into that debate literature on spatial justice and sustainable development, to claim a role for equity concerns in the current urban policy and planning agendas. To understand the context in which the Green Impact Zone operates and the source of the problems it hopes to address …
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Technical communication in place-making professions: Exploring the network pictures of urban designers
… design in order to help further conversations of spatial justice (the act of helping to promote equity in matters of development in urban spaces). I begin by noting the conversations that have circulated regarding the relationship between urban design and rhetoric, noting that professional writing …
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Exploring gated eco-developments - contributing towards urban performance and sustainability: a case study of Chapman's Bay Estate, Noordhoek, Cape Town
… maintain an apartheid legacy through their spatial layout, which is characterised by sprawl, fragmentation and separation. These characteristics have devastating implications for spatial justice, which cannot be isolated from urban performance and sustainability. Yet, the proliferation of …
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District 1: Mapping memories of an erased space in a transforming post-apartheid city
… to memory and displacement for redress and spatial justice to occur. Heritage is essential to both collective and individualised identity. It holds the power of bestowing value to things that have great significance to people, both tangible and intangible (Labadi, et al., 2021). Given the …
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