Giving Ground: The Politics of Propinquity
Giving Ground: The Politics of Propinquity
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让步：邻近政治
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1999
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M. Sorkin
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Joan Copjec;M. Sorkin
本文是由两个现象，其矛盾的收敛被一些人认为是改变城市关系和城市规划的经验。一方面，全球化的力量推动了同质化和去地域化的条件，而另一方面，一种高涨的身份政治将各种群体挡在特定要求的后面，并引发暴力迫害。这两种现象之间的内在联系是本书的重点。投稿人试图解决一些广泛的问题，包括：什么是城市空间的作用和限制，在表达群体和个人的权利和愿望？民主的社会关系需要空间上的接近吗？民主城市空间的特征是什么？城市的个性在政治文化的生产中扮演着什么样的角色？
This text is prompted by two phenomena whose paradoxical convergence is seen by some to be altering the experience of urban relations and city planning. On the one hand, forces of globalization push towards conditions of homogenization and deterritorialization, while on the other, a surging politics of identity barricades various groups behind particular claims and ignites violent persecutions. The covert relations between these two phenomena is the focus of this volume of essays. The contributors seek to address a number of broad questions, including: what is the role and limit of urban space in the expression of group and individual rights and desires?; do democratic social relations require spatial propinquity?; what, if any, are the characteristics of democratic urban space?; and what role does the individuality of cities play in the production of political culture?