Who Shape the City? Non-profit associations and civil society initiatives in urban change processes: role and ambivalences

<span class="abs_content">The present paper focuses on non-profit sector and civil society initiatives within urban change processes. More specifically, it looks into experiences that are characterised by a local/area-based ap-proach and that arise in relation, response and reaction...

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Main Author: Magda Bolzoni
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Coordinamento SIBA 2019-09-01
Series:Partecipazione e Conflitto
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Online Access:http://siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/paco/article/view/21073
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description <span class="abs_content">The present paper focuses on non-profit sector and civil society initiatives within urban change processes. More specifically, it looks into experiences that are characterised by a local/area-based ap-proach and that arise in relation, response and reaction to the processes of city change, becoming and be-ing recognised as one of its actors. By examining different initiatives variously involved in the regeneration process of a semi-central neighbourhood of the city of Torino (Italy), and by investigating their origins, goals and actions, the paper addresses the transformations that they go through over time, their complex relation with other local actors, and their role in the regeneration process, overall pointing out the different forms of ambiguity and ambivalences that they bear.</span><br />
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spelling doaj.art-bc9596a19c3f42ce925b4888e44e8b442023-09-20T07:59:56ZengCoordinamento SIBAPartecipazione e Conflitto1972-76232035-66092019-09-0112243645910.1285/i20356609v12i2p43618991Who Shape the City? Non-profit associations and civil society initiatives in urban change processes: role and ambivalencesMagda Bolzoni0University of Turin<span class="abs_content">The present paper focuses on non-profit sector and civil society initiatives within urban change processes. More specifically, it looks into experiences that are characterised by a local/area-based ap-proach and that arise in relation, response and reaction to the processes of city change, becoming and be-ing recognised as one of its actors. By examining different initiatives variously involved in the regeneration process of a semi-central neighbourhood of the city of Torino (Italy), and by investigating their origins, goals and actions, the paper addresses the transformations that they go through over time, their complex relation with other local actors, and their role in the regeneration process, overall pointing out the different forms of ambiguity and ambivalences that they bear.</span><br />http://siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/paco/article/view/21073area-based approachneighbourhood changeneoliberal urbanismnon-profit sectortorino
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Who Shape the City? Non-profit associations and civil society initiatives in urban change processes: role and ambivalences
Partecipazione e Conflitto
area-based approach
neighbourhood change
neoliberal urbanism
non-profit sector
torino
title Who Shape the City? Non-profit associations and civil society initiatives in urban change processes: role and ambivalences
title_full Who Shape the City? Non-profit associations and civil society initiatives in urban change processes: role and ambivalences
title_fullStr Who Shape the City? Non-profit associations and civil society initiatives in urban change processes: role and ambivalences
title_full_unstemmed Who Shape the City? Non-profit associations and civil society initiatives in urban change processes: role and ambivalences
title_short Who Shape the City? Non-profit associations and civil society initiatives in urban change processes: role and ambivalences
title_sort who shape the city non profit associations and civil society initiatives in urban change processes role and ambivalences
topic area-based approach
neighbourhood change
neoliberal urbanism
non-profit sector
torino
url http://siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/paco/article/view/21073
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