Ares Kalandides
Biographic Data
| ID | 1003383 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ares Kalandides |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ares |
| FAMILY NAME | Kalandides |
| SIGNATURE | KALANDIDES A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Technical University of Athens |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 129 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 6 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Unpacking Commoning Practices: Spaces of (Re-)Figuration in Queer Berlin
This article explores the (re-)figuration of the queer landscape in Berlin. Beginning with the role of the Schwules Museum (SMU) in Berlin as a space where queer subjectivities are both represented and contested, we broaden our perspective by drawing on interviews and round-table discussions with key members of Berlin’s LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual) community conducted in 2023 and 2024. We examine the…
Mobilising Sense of Place for Degrowth? Lessons From Lancashire's Anti-fracking Activism
The Routledge Handbook of Place
Considering place as more-than-local, this chapter takes a relational approach to understanding place production. It does so by exploring notions of place, and by investigating environmental policies as integral to urban place-making. Using as a case study the ‘Greening the Gateway Cities’ program, a formal governance program to plant trees in a number of cities in Massachusetts, USA, the chapter considers a number of human and non-human actors t…
Berlin ville verte et durable: Utopie ou réalité
Au gré des périodes et des coalitions au pouvoir dans la ville-Land de Berlin, le thème de la « ville verte et durable » a été mis sous le boisseau ou au contraire sur le devant de la scène. La première décennie après la chute du Mur est celle de la reconstruction et des grands travaux. La ville verte et durable n’est alors pas à l’ordre du jour. Les années 2000 amorcent un tournant. Avec la crise économique qui affecte la capitale, l’heure n’est…
Routledge Handbook of Place
Practices of solidarity in Athens: Reconfigurations of Public Space and Urban Citizenship
The multi-faceted crisis that has hit Greece and other (southern) European countries has had severe consequences on people’s everyday lives. In an attempt to cope with, but also resist, dramatic changes in lifestyles, incomes and welfare, several initiatives have sprung up all over the country at many different scales, with diverse targets, varying actors and outcomes. Many people have abandoned their privacy to participate in public actions of s…
Practices of collective action and solidarity: Reconfigurations of the public space in crisis-ridden Athens, Greece
Rethinking the place brand: The Interactive Formation of Place Brands and the Role of Participatory Place Branding
This article attempts to 'rethink' place brands after examining in detail how people form them in their minds. The article starts with a very brief account of the place branding literature to provide the necessary background and goes on to identify what we see as a shortcoming in current understanding of the place brand: the dominant idea that brands are formed as sums of mental associations. The article attempts to take current understanding of …
My city – my brand: The different roles of residents in place branding
Purpose This paper deals with the importance of residents within place branding. The aim of this paper is to examine the different roles that residents play in the formation and communication of place brands and explores the implications for place brand management. Design/methodology/approach The paper is based on theoretical insights drawn from the combination of the distinct literatures on place branding, general marketing, tourism, human geogr…
From “necessary evil” to necessity: Stakeholders' involvement in place branding
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to focus on the role of stakeholders in the creation, development and ultimately ownership of place brands. The paper contributes towards laying the foundations of a participatory view of place branding. It establishes an urgent need to rethink place branding towards a more participation‐oriented practice. This is based on the centrality of stakeholders in the creation, development and ownership of place brand…
Talking about art(s): A theoretical framework clarifying the association between culture and place branding
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a conceptual framework to describe possible key features in the relationship between culture and place branding. The inspiration to redact this paper was drawn from the inadequacy of literature and attempts to introduce the theoretical framework linking these two fields by asking: how do we define culture within the context of place branding? How do decision makers distinguish whether culture should…
Ethnic’ neighbourhoods? Practices of belonging and claims to the city
The formation or consolidation of ‘ethnic’ neighbourhoods in European cities has made ethnic/racial differences more visible in urban space and has brought back to the forefront of both academic and political debate questions about the spatial concentration of ‘strangers’ (segregation), citizenship rights and ‘integration’. The women and men who live in the city have, or may claim, a right to the city that includes on the one hand the right to ap…
City branding: A state‐of‐the‐art review of the research domain
Purpose The aim of the paper is to carry out a contemporary and concise “state‐of‐the‐art” review of the city branding research domain, in particular how scholars have approached this field of study, what aspects of city branding have been studied, what cities have been chosen, and how the studies are designed. Design/methodology/approach Through an iterative search in multiple literature databases, 217 qualified research studies on city branding…
Cities of "others": Public space and everyday practices
This paper deals with the concept of «public space». It works with the ambiguities embedded therein, contrasting material space/s – the streets, squares, parks, public buildings of the city – with the other spaces created through the functions and institutions of the «public sphere» as a site of public deliberation. Focussing on the ambiguities of the concept allow questions of access, interaction, participation, cultural and symbolic rights of p…
Governance der Kreativwirtschaft: Diagnosen und Handlungsoptionen
Dieser Band diskutiert aktuelle und zukünftige Steuerungsoptionen der Kreativwirtschaft. Internationale Experten aus Forschung und Praxis stellen das Orientierungswissen zu neuen Institutionen, Wissensmanagement und vernetzten transnationalen Arbeitsformen vor und problematisieren die Frage der Steuerbarkeit dieses aufstrebenden Handlungsfeldes. Erstmalig für den deutschen Sprachraum werden substanzielle, passgenaue und tragfähige Verständnisse u…
Berlin's Creative Industries: Governing Creativity?
This paper aims at discussing the issue of governing creativity exemplifying the case of Berlin. Berlin has a fast growing creative industry that has become the object of the city's development policies and place marketing. The core question is: What are the spatial‐organizational driving forces of creativity in Berlin—can they be steered by public administration? The point of departure of this paper is the four “paradoxes of creativity” formulat…
Rethinking the place brand: The Interactive Formation of Place Brands and the Role of Participatory Place Branding
This article attempts to 'rethink' place brands after examining in detail how people form them in their minds. The article starts with a very brief account of the place branding literature to provide the necessary background and goes on to identify what we see as a shortcoming in current understanding of the place brand: the dominant idea that brands are formed as sums of mental associations. The article attempts to take current understanding of …
Practices of collective action and solidarity: Reconfigurations of the public space in crisis-ridden Athens, Greece
Ethnic’ neighbourhoods? Practices of belonging and claims to the city
The formation or consolidation of ‘ethnic’ neighbourhoods in European cities has made ethnic/racial differences more visible in urban space and has brought back to the forefront of both academic and political debate questions about the spatial concentration of ‘strangers’ (segregation), citizenship rights and ‘integration’. The women and men who live in the city have, or may claim, a right to the city that includes on the one hand the right to ap…
Mobilising Sense of Place for Degrowth? Lessons From Lancashire's Anti-fracking Activism
Practices of solidarity in Athens: Reconfigurations of Public Space and Urban Citizenship
The multi-faceted crisis that has hit Greece and other (southern) European countries has had severe consequences on people’s everyday lives. In an attempt to cope with, but also resist, dramatic changes in lifestyles, incomes and welfare, several initiatives have sprung up all over the country at many different scales, with diverse targets, varying actors and outcomes. Many people have abandoned their privacy to participate in public actions of s…
Governance der Kreativwirtschaft: Diagnosen und Handlungsoptionen
Dieser Band diskutiert aktuelle und zukünftige Steuerungsoptionen der Kreativwirtschaft. Internationale Experten aus Forschung und Praxis stellen das Orientierungswissen zu neuen Institutionen, Wissensmanagement und vernetzten transnationalen Arbeitsformen vor und problematisieren die Frage der Steuerbarkeit dieses aufstrebenden Handlungsfeldes. Erstmalig für den deutschen Sprachraum werden substanzielle, passgenaue und tragfähige Verständnisse u…
Berlin's Creative Industries: Governing Creativity?
This paper aims at discussing the issue of governing creativity exemplifying the case of Berlin. Berlin has a fast growing creative industry that has become the object of the city's development policies and place marketing. The core question is: What are the spatial‐organizational driving forces of creativity in Berlin—can they be steered by public administration? The point of departure of this paper is the four “paradoxes of creativity” formulat…
Cities of "others": Public space and everyday practices
This paper deals with the concept of «public space». It works with the ambiguities embedded therein, contrasting material space/s – the streets, squares, parks, public buildings of the city – with the other spaces created through the functions and institutions of the «public sphere» as a site of public deliberation. Focussing on the ambiguities of the concept allow questions of access, interaction, participation, cultural and symbolic rights of p…
Governance der Kreativwirtschaft: Diagnosen und Handlungsoptionen
Dieser Band diskutiert aktuelle und zukünftige Steuerungsoptionen der Kreativwirtschaft. Internationale Experten aus Forschung und Praxis stellen das Orientierungswissen zu neuen Institutionen, Wissensmanagement und vernetzten transnationalen Arbeitsformen vor und problematisieren die Frage der Steuerbarkeit dieses aufstrebenden Handlungsfeldes. Erstmalig für den deutschen Sprachraum werden substanzielle, passgenaue und tragfähige Verständnisse u…
City branding: A state‐of‐the‐art review of the research domain
Purpose The aim of the paper is to carry out a contemporary and concise “state‐of‐the‐art” review of the city branding research domain, in particular how scholars have approached this field of study, what aspects of city branding have been studied, what cities have been chosen, and how the studies are designed. Design/methodology/approach Through an iterative search in multiple literature databases, 217 qualified research studies on city branding…
From “necessary evil” to necessity: Stakeholders' involvement in place branding
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to focus on the role of stakeholders in the creation, development and ultimately ownership of place brands. The paper contributes towards laying the foundations of a participatory view of place branding. It establishes an urgent need to rethink place branding towards a more participation‐oriented practice. This is based on the centrality of stakeholders in the creation, development and ownership of place brand…
Talking about art(s): A theoretical framework clarifying the association between culture and place branding
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a conceptual framework to describe possible key features in the relationship between culture and place branding. The inspiration to redact this paper was drawn from the inadequacy of literature and attempts to introduce the theoretical framework linking these two fields by asking: how do we define culture within the context of place branding? How do decision makers distinguish whether culture should…
Ethnic’ neighbourhoods? Practices of belonging and claims to the city
The formation or consolidation of ‘ethnic’ neighbourhoods in European cities has made ethnic/racial differences more visible in urban space and has brought back to the forefront of both academic and political debate questions about the spatial concentration of ‘strangers’ (segregation), citizenship rights and ‘integration’. The women and men who live in the city have, or may claim, a right to the city that includes on the one hand the right to ap…
My city – my brand: The different roles of residents in place branding
Purpose This paper deals with the importance of residents within place branding. The aim of this paper is to examine the different roles that residents play in the formation and communication of place brands and explores the implications for place brand management. Design/methodology/approach The paper is based on theoretical insights drawn from the combination of the distinct literatures on place branding, general marketing, tourism, human geogr…
Practices of collective action and solidarity: Reconfigurations of the public space in crisis-ridden Athens, Greece
Rethinking the place brand: The Interactive Formation of Place Brands and the Role of Participatory Place Branding
This article attempts to 'rethink' place brands after examining in detail how people form them in their minds. The article starts with a very brief account of the place branding literature to provide the necessary background and goes on to identify what we see as a shortcoming in current understanding of the place brand: the dominant idea that brands are formed as sums of mental associations. The article attempts to take current understanding of …
Practices of solidarity in Athens: Reconfigurations of Public Space and Urban Citizenship
The multi-faceted crisis that has hit Greece and other (southern) European countries has had severe consequences on people’s everyday lives. In an attempt to cope with, but also resist, dramatic changes in lifestyles, incomes and welfare, several initiatives have sprung up all over the country at many different scales, with diverse targets, varying actors and outcomes. Many people have abandoned their privacy to participate in public actions of s…
The Routledge Handbook of Place
Considering place as more-than-local, this chapter takes a relational approach to understanding place production. It does so by exploring notions of place, and by investigating environmental policies as integral to urban place-making. Using as a case study the ‘Greening the Gateway Cities’ program, a formal governance program to plant trees in a number of cities in Massachusetts, USA, the chapter considers a number of human and non-human actors t…
Berlin ville verte et durable: Utopie ou réalité
Au gré des périodes et des coalitions au pouvoir dans la ville-Land de Berlin, le thème de la « ville verte et durable » a été mis sous le boisseau ou au contraire sur le devant de la scène. La première décennie après la chute du Mur est celle de la reconstruction et des grands travaux. La ville verte et durable n’est alors pas à l’ordre du jour. Les années 2000 amorcent un tournant. Avec la crise économique qui affecte la capitale, l’heure n’est…
Routledge Handbook of Place
Mobilising Sense of Place for Degrowth? Lessons From Lancashire's Anti-fracking Activism
Unpacking Commoning Practices: Spaces of (Re-)Figuration in Queer Berlin
This article explores the (re-)figuration of the queer landscape in Berlin. Beginning with the role of the Schwules Museum (SMU) in Berlin as a space where queer subjectivities are both represented and contested, we broaden our perspective by drawing on interviews and round-table discussions with key members of Berlin’s LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual) community conducted in 2023 and 2024. We examine the…
Political science (13 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Public relations (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (5 works) · Social science (5 works) · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification (4 works) · Place Branding (4 works)