A cidade dos centros excêntricos by Lineu Castello

“…A decisive change in contemporary urbanization has been the creation of new places in cities –places configured in various settings such as “shopping malls”, revamped historic areas, sports arenas, multiplexes, museums, libraries– which try to “clone” qualities found elsewhere, or that create what is believed to assign quality to an urban space. …”
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Lieux culturels et informalité politique à Naples : une approche par les pouvoirs multisitués by Pascale Froment

“…In the context of the renewal of the concept of the informal sector in social science, this contribution proposes to address the question of the relationship between informality and politics, from the creation of new places of culture, their uses and management in Naples' historic center. …”
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Introduction. Pratiques de modélisation du patrimoine : constats et perspectives by Sylvain Laubé, Muriel Guedj

“…On the basis of these observations, we outline some collective avenues for the digital humanities community: constructing an investigative protocol by considering that we are dealing with new “places of knowledge” and that these constitute points of encounter and dialogue between different communities, particularly between the North and the South.…”
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Phenomenological Research On Guest Couchsurfing Experience by Halil İbrahim Karakan, Kemal Birdir, Aliye Akin, Adnan Akin

“…The present results show that the desire to sightsee new places, meet new people and recognize different cultures has motivated the participants. …”
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New urban spaces - their heritage and creation by Dariusz Gawel

“…The term ‘urban space’ is understood as a broad concept that goes beyond the defined public space. New places created in the cities are the human creations resulting from the life necessities and the cultural needs of people. …”
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Social Support for Minors in the First Period of Great Patriotic War by Roman S. Serebryaniy, Denis V. Kamelskikh, Oksana V. Yaremchuk

“…Special place goes to the analysis of archival documents indicating the distressful situation of evacuated children, faced unsanitary conditions, lack of food, and difficulties with settling in new places of residence. The activity of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR, the People's Commissariat of Health of the USSR and the RSFSR on carrying out measures of social support for minors in the first period of the Great Patriotic War is presented. …”
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La problématique éthique du développement de l’aquaculture industrielle au Canada : analyse mésologique d’un nouveau rapport possible à l’océan by Louis-Etienne Pigeon, Lyne Létourneau

“…We argue that the development of aquaculture in Canada could be a beneficial strategy because it creates new places of contact between men and nature through a relation of domestication. …”
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Negotiations of Home and Belonging in the Indian Graphic Novels Corridor by Sarnath Banerjee and Kari by Amruta Patil by Ira Sarma

“…In times of increasing spatial mobility the negotiations of home and belonging for those who need (or want) to settle down in new places have become a daily issue, and the young in particular often leave their families behind as they set out to conquer new frontiers. …”
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Dynamique d’acteurs (agriculteurs et institutions) et innovation agro-écologique pour la gestion des risques environnementaux en Guadeloupe by Marie Houdart, Muriel Bonin, Ludovic Temple

“…This made it possible to identify three principal conclusions on the nature of the innovations, their scale of application and the driving forces which underlie them: from a technical point of view, new practices are implemented independently of the exchanges between farmers; from a strategic point of view, changes of production are made, depending on exchanges dynamic; on the level of the institutions, new places of dialogue are created. In conclusion, there is a shift in the dynamics of dialogue according to the levels of organization (farmers versus institutions) and the bond between these two levels of organization seems to be very thin.…”
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Recurrent ALBERT for recommendation: A hybrid architecture for accurate and lightweight restaurant recommendations by Ashfia Jannat Keya, Sayefa Arafah Arpona, Muhammad Mohsin Kabir, Muhammad Firoz Mridha

“…However, finding the best restaurant during rush time and visiting new places is tough. This objective is addressed through a restaurant recommendation approach, which impacts the human decision‐making method. …”
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Új és új hősöket. Az 1957-es Ady-ünnepség mint emlékezeti hely by Róbert Csaba Szabó

“…Examining the ‘lieu de mémoire’ used in the sense rendered by Pierre Nora, it seems important that the new places of remembrance created by the power - museums, statues, heroes, oeuvres, literary evenings of theatres, etc. – create a sense of continuity, but in reality, they convey a radically new message, and try to achieve this mainly through a hero placed at the centre of the cult. …”
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“A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words”: Youth Migration Narratives in a Photovoice by Monica Roman, Vlad I. Roșca, Smaranda Cimpoeru, Elena-Maria Prada, Ioana Manafi

“…The evidence gathered reveals that several factors, such as access to education, interacting with a new culture, and with new places and people, are perceived as opportunities and positive migration outcomes. …”
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Muslim | Martyr | Masculine : Reading the AKPs “New” Nationalism and the “Attempted Coup” on 15 July 2016 through Intersectional Feminist Lenses by Birkalan-Gedik, Hande

“…Finally, the “15 July 2016 Monument(s)” in Ankara and Istanbul will show the materiality of such discourses through which the AKP aims to engrave its nationalism in the new places of public memory in Turkey.…”
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The Overdesigned and the Undesigned – Placemaking in New Residential Complexes by Marie Stender

“…When architecture and landscape is shaped, various steps are taken to shape the identity, life and story of the new places. Inherent in contemporary concepts like urban design, city branding and placemaking is thus the assumption that we can – and should – design not only our material surroundings but also the more immaterial social and cultural aspects that constitute a place. …”
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Understanding the change of heritage values over time and its impact on energy efficiency: decision-making at residential historic buildings through system dynamics by Fouseki, K, Bobrova, Y

“…However, as they settle into their new places, it becomes evidently more important for them to provide comfort for their everyday life, including thermal comfort and reduction in energy bills. …”

Embarcación para las travesías en la Patagonia Occidental by Boris Ivelic

“…Several workshops of the School have done their travesias to the Patagonia, opening new places or consolidating those that already existed. …”
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GEOGRAPHIES DE LA CATASTROPHE. ORDRE ET DESORDRES DANS LA GESTION DES CATASTROPHES “NATURELLES” by Sandrine Revet

“…When a disaster strikes on a territory, inhabitants become “affected people” when they pass thro ugh the tent where there are given this status, and then “displaced people” when there are conveyed in the truck that drives them to their new places. These dispositives are elaborated on ways of thinking identities in situation of crisis strongly linked t o spatial representations. …”
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Evacuation and Re-Evacuation of Educational Institutions and Students of the State Labor Reserves during the Great Patriotic War by L. V. Zakharovsky, S. L. Razinkov

“…Key priorities are being reconstructed for their placement, arrangement in new places, integration into the structure of the needs of the region's military economy, and subsequent re-evacuation. …”
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The Ladder of Emotional Mapping: Visualizing Emotions for Planning Inclusive Cities by Mennatullah Hendawy, Maria Gonzales, Hend Elhawy

“…Some countries were forced to relocate a number of their cities and capitals, as well as develop new alternatives for them in new places. In the context of implementing these strategies, decision-makers overlook the social and emotional dimensions of citizens, making it difficult for planners and those involved in the design process to understand the human requirements and needs of the user, resulting in the neglect of many aspects that citizens require, such as the design of the urban environment, planning of public areas, and green open spaces. …”
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Spatiotemporal Patterns of Urban Human Mobility by Hasan, Samiul, Schneider, Christian M., Ukkusuri, Satish V., Gonzalez, Marta C.

“…This ingredient is sufficient to reproduce several characteristics of the observed travel behavior such as: the number of trips between different locations in the city, the exploration of new places and the frequency of individual visits of a particular location. …”
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