Fabio Vanin

• Wie heeft baat bij de productieactiviteiten? Analyse van het geval Kuregem

  Open Access•Alexandre Orban, Corentin Sanchez Trenado et al.•ARTICLE•Brussels Studies•2021

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  Gezien de toenemende populariteit van het imago van de “productieve stad” zowel in politieke als in academische kringen in Brussel, is men het er steeds meer over eens dat de productieactiviteiten in de stad moeten worden behouden en zelfs opnieuw moeten worden ontwikkeld. Maar terwijl de publieke actoren – via hun beleid inzake productieactiviteiten en ruimtelijke ordening – de ontwikkeling van nieuwe activiteiten stimuleren, gaan die veranderin…

• Who benefits from productive activities? Analysis of the case of Cureghem

  Open Access•Alexandre Orban, Corentin Sanchez Trenado et al.•ARTICLE•Brussels Studies•2021

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  With the growing popularity of the image of the “productive city” both in political and academic circles in Brussels, the need to keep – or even redevelop – productive activities in the city is becoming more and more widely accepted. However, while public stakeholders favour the implementation of new activities through their policies regarding productive activities and spatial planning, these transformations sometimes take place to the detriment …

• A qui profitent les activités productives ? Analyse du cas de Cureghem

  Open Access•Alexandre Orban, Corentin Sanchez Trenado et al.•ARTICLE•Brussels Studies•2021

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  Avec le gain en popularité de l’image de la « ville productive », tant dans les milieux politiques qu’académiques bruxellois, la nécessité de maintenir – voire de redévelopper – les activités productives en ville fait de plus en plus consensus. Cependant, si les acteurs publics, au travers de leurs politiques en termes d’activités productives et d’aménagement de l’espace, favorisent le déploiement de nouvelles activités, ces transformations se fo…

• Investigating urban elites through fear and security in Porto Alegre

  Fabio Vanin•ARTICLE•Urban Geography•2019•Citada por: 2•Referências: 5

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  Taking from the results of the ongoing EU funded research “Reducing Boundaries” (2014–2017), the paper contributes to the understanding of the ‘urban geographies of elite reproduction” through the lens of the emerging “culture of fear” as a fundamental contemporary societal paradigm. Today, urban elites behaviours, lifestyles, discourses and their spatial organisation are in fact increasingly driven by real or perceived urban insecurity, with dir…

• Investigating urban elites through fear and security in Porto Alegre

  Fabio Vanin•ARTICLE•Urban Geography•2019•Citada por: 2•Referências: 5

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  Taking from the results of the ongoing EU funded research “Reducing Boundaries” (2014–2017), the paper contributes to the understanding of the ‘urban geographies of elite reproduction” through the lens of the emerging “culture of fear” as a fundamental contemporary societal paradigm. Today, urban elites behaviours, lifestyles, discourses and their spatial organisation are in fact increasingly driven by real or perceived urban insecurity, with dir…

• Investigating urban elites through fear and security in Porto Alegre

  Fabio Vanin•ARTICLE•Urban Geography•2019•Citada por: 2•Referências: 5

  Incluir item

  Taking from the results of the ongoing EU funded research “Reducing Boundaries” (2014–2017), the paper contributes to the understanding of the ‘urban geographies of elite reproduction” through the lens of the emerging “culture of fear” as a fundamental contemporary societal paradigm. Today, urban elites behaviours, lifestyles, discourses and their spatial organisation are in fact increasingly driven by real or perceived urban insecurity, with dir…

• Wie heeft baat bij de productieactiviteiten? Analyse van het geval Kuregem

  Open Access•Alexandre Orban, Corentin Sanchez Trenado et al.•ARTICLE•Brussels Studies•2021

  Incluir item

  Gezien de toenemende populariteit van het imago van de “productieve stad” zowel in politieke als in academische kringen in Brussel, is men het er steeds meer over eens dat de productieactiviteiten in de stad moeten worden behouden en zelfs opnieuw moeten worden ontwikkeld. Maar terwijl de publieke actoren – via hun beleid inzake productieactiviteiten en ruimtelijke ordening – de ontwikkeling van nieuwe activiteiten stimuleren, gaan die veranderin…

• Who benefits from productive activities? Analysis of the case of Cureghem

  Open Access•Alexandre Orban, Corentin Sanchez Trenado et al.•ARTICLE•Brussels Studies•2021

  Incluir item

  With the growing popularity of the image of the “productive city” both in political and academic circles in Brussels, the need to keep – or even redevelop – productive activities in the city is becoming more and more widely accepted. However, while public stakeholders favour the implementation of new activities through their policies regarding productive activities and spatial planning, these transformations sometimes take place to the detriment …

• A qui profitent les activités productives ? Analyse du cas de Cureghem

  Open Access•Alexandre Orban, Corentin Sanchez Trenado et al.•ARTICLE•Brussels Studies•2021

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  Avec le gain en popularité de l’image de la « ville productive », tant dans les milieux politiques qu’académiques bruxellois, la nécessité de maintenir – voire de redévelopper – les activités productives en ville fait de plus en plus consensus. Cependant, si les acteurs publics, au travers de leurs politiques en termes d’activités productives et d’aménagement de l’espace, favorisent le déploiement de nouvelles activités, ces transformations se fo…

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