Socio spatial
Socio Spatial Inequality and Violence
... The changes made to the system of maximising the benefits of capitalism—defined as flexible, post-Fordist, global, infor- mational or cognitive (Castell, 1999; Harvey, 2000; Giddens, 1990; Beck, 2000)—in line with ...
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Quality Of Life Achievement Through Socio-Spatial Configuration In Open Spaces
... of socio-spatial configuration formed by the characteristics of open ...of socio-spatial configuration turned out to reflect the achievement of quality of life by resident of enclave ...
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Housing and the Realignment of Urban Socio-Spatial Contracts
... This paper argues that the conceptualisation of the Big Society in England masks a more significant project of redefining the socio-spatial contracts- imagined and legal- at national and local scales that ...
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Experiences of Socio-Spatial Exclusion Among Ghanaian Immigrant Youth in Toronto: A Case Study of the Jane-Finch Neighbourhood
... The acquisition of a driver’s license was another area where these youth experience discrimination that yielded some useful insights in relation to the socio-spatial exclusion experienced by Ghanaian ...
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On Avoidance: Reflections on Processes of Socio spatial Structuring
... said spatial configuration affects social relations in how it structures patterns of movement, encounter and avoidance, it develops on the notion of avoidance as a socially and spatially structuring ...
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Socio Spatial Typology In Karanrang Island
... regency, socio-spatial research is needed that focuses on social interaction, in particular the behavior setting on Karanrang ...the socio-spatial typology of small island environments is ...
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Socio Spatial Inequality in Education Facilities in the Concepción Metropolitan Area (Chile)
... of spatial equity as inspiring principle that pretends that the whole population can have the same opportunities to access an educational service or at lest, these opportunities are excessively big, is truncated ...
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Moving on and moving out : the implications of socio spatial mobility for union stability
... This increased diversity in the experiences of partners in a union is linked to increased socio ‐ economic and geographical mobility. It can be argued that both types of mobility have an increasing impact on ...
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The socio spatial dimension of educational inequality: A comparative European analysis
... transmission of educational (dis)advantage. This finding is in line with research from the United States revealing that spatial inequalities created by social segregation increase achievement gaps between ...
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Socio-spatial analysis of four university campuses: the implications of spatial configuration on creation and transmission of knowledge
... A relation between the integration of each academic unit and the subjective percep- tion by the members of the academic unit, inhabitants of the campus and of other campuses was also looked for. Each academic unit was ...
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Socio-spatial inequalities and the distribution of cash benefits to asthmatic children in Norway
... Several implications for area variation follow from the fact that people with different socio-economic standing are segregated regionally. First, a case can be made for a situ- ation in which a high concentration ...
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Performing accountability in health research : a socio spatial framework
... differential spatial dimensions of performed accountability – and associated tensions ...between spatial dynamics and unfolding power structures - whilst Judith Butler’s explication of how discursive ...
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Tacit knowledge, embedded agency and learning: local nodes and global networks
... Tacit knowledge is the necessary component of all knowledge (Tsoukas, 1996). Rutten’s attempt to formulate a theory of individual learning in its socio-spatial context by dropping this concept is in danger ...
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Thesis
... dominant socio-spatial structure of modernity was Senate Bill 477, titled “An Act To Amend The Procedures for Protecting Monuments, Memorials, Plaques and Works of Art on Public ...
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Mapping and modeling the urban landscape in Bangkok, Thailand : physical-spectral-spatial relations of population–environmental interactions
... special socio-spatial dataset of rural-urban migrants from Nang Rong to Bangkok, ...the socio-demographic characteristics of rural-urban migrants were examined from a spatial perspective by ...
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Establishing Boundaries: A Conceptualisation for the Comparative Social Study of Built Environment Configurations
... In order to understand built environment configurations as emergent products that accom- modate the human formation of space through time, a different set of concepts needs to be formulated. These concepts should be ...
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NEW INDUCTIVE URBAN AND PERIPHERAL CONSTRUCTIONS OF DIFFUSE LANDSCAPES: ABOUT CERTAIN OBSERVABLE FORMS IN THE REGION OF MONASTIR.
... as socio-spatial basic unit is the laboratory of the urban ...and spatial processes in functioning in the urban spaces is comparable to the processes of the urban ...
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5968.pdf
... Although the socio-spatial reconfiguration of the Isthmus for the purposes of ‘clean’ energy production takes place in the context of regimes of neoliberal governance and territorializa[r] ...
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From “transitions in cities“ to “transitions of cities“: The diffusion and adoption of solar hot water systems in urban China
... 2011). Socio-spatial embeddedness and path dependency, as a sub-dimension of socio-spatial configurations, depicts the degree to which existing energy technologies are embedded into the urban ...
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The interdependence between urban processes and energy transitions: The Dimensions of Urban Energy Transitions (DUET) framework
... Event history analysis entails to compile a rich account of historical events that are related to technological development, based on data sources such as professional journals, newspapers and websites of specific ...
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