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Place and city: Operationalizing sense of place and social capital in the urban context

Urban Place and Health Equity: Critical Issues and Practices

Urban places and health equity are two of the most challenging concepts for 21st century environmental health. More people live in cities than at any other time in human history and health inequities are increasing. Health inequities are avoidable differences in the social, environmental and political conditions that shape morbidity and mortality, and disproportionately burden the poor, racial,...

Growing in place: the interplay of urban agriculture and place sentiment By:

In this investigation, we drew from social constructivist understandings of place to explore both the meanings participants of an urban garden project in Austin, Texas, ascribed to place and the sentiment they attached to those meanings. Specifically, we asked participants to articulate the ways in which their participation was shaped by and/or had subsequently affected their feelings toward a ...

JOEL M . SMITH JARED L . COHON Manaqing the Digital Ecosystem

B enjamin Disraeli's ironic comment, "I must follow the people. Am I not their leader?" aptly describes the feelings of many college and university administrators as they develop institutional plans for information technology (IT) that will support research, teaching, and learning in the coming decades. The context in which we are expected to lead our institutions in IT decisions has changed dr...

Growing in place: the interplay of urban agriculture and place sentiment

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