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2. Off-campus housing supply and utilization: perspectives of landlords and students in Chinhoyi.
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Leboto-Khetsi, Lucia, Mangara, Fortune, Dunn, Mischka, Manana, Kudakwashe S., Matamanda, Abraham R., and Chirisa, Innocent
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HOUSING , *STUDENT attitudes , *HOUSING development , *CITIES & towns , *HOUSING policy , *UNIVERSITY towns - Abstract
Off-campus housing remains a major issue related to studentification in African cities. This study analyses the perspectives of landlords and students on off-campus housing supply and utilization in Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe. The study was qualitative and adopted a case study research design. Interviews were conducted with purposively selected key informants, while textual and content analysis was used. We argue that studentification is a potential catalyst for housing development in Chinhoyi, yet the municipality fails to formulate relevant housing policies. The study contributes to studies on student housing in African university towns by highlighting the perceptions of the different stakeholders towards off-campus housing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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3. Szeged, az iskolaváros. Az egyetem Szegedre érkezésének fogadtatása a városban.
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Natasa, Fizel
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Copyright of Iskolakultúra is the property of University of Szeged, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2024
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4. Evaluation of airborne transmission risk in university towns based on IEQ surveys
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Yufan Chang, Xiaochen Zhang, Ge Song, Jing Liu, Chen Lin, Jinjun Ye, Jie Hu, Lei Tang, and Zhengtao Ai
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University town ,On-site measurement ,Questionnaire survey ,Indoor environmental quality ,COVID-19 ,Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering ,TD1-1066 ,Building construction ,TH1-9745 - Abstract
This study aims to evaluate airborne transmission risk in university towns during the COVID-19 pandemic based on surveys of indoor environmental quality (IEQ). Both on-site measurements and questionnaire surveys were carried out in public buildings in university towns in Changsha, China. Air temperature, relative humidity, and CO2 concentration in one library, ten classrooms, eight canteens, seven restaurants, and sixteen malls were measured. 2220 valid questionnaires concerning occupants’ sensation on thermal environment, air movement, and indoor air quality were collected. A 3-level evaluation method of airborne transmission risk that is dependent on building type and indoor CO2 concentration was developed. Excessive CO2 concentration is found in library (1045 ppm), classrooms (1151 ppm), restaurants (1242 ppm), and malls (1057 ppm). The percentage time of “high risk” accounts for 18–100% in these buildings. The results reveal a serious problem: numerous public buildings in China and probably other resource limited countries are not basically prepared and equipped to cope with airborne transmission. This fact should be taken into account when developing guidelines and formulating mitigation measures. Real-time monitoring and displaying IEQ and thus the transmission risk level should be an important way to be widely implemented in public buildings.
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- 2023
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5. Mutual Influence Mechanism and Optimization Strategy of University Town and Urban Economic Growth Based on Time Series Forecasting Model
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Jiang Yihuo and Lan Fuji
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time series analysis ,arimax model ,forecasting model ,university town ,urban economy ,91b52 ,Mathematics ,QA1-939 - Abstract
University towns and urban economic growth have important interactions, and time series forecasting models can enable urban planners to better clarify the relationship between the two so as to make more scientific and reasonable decisions. Based on the time series forecasting model constructed in this paper, this paper analyzes and forecasts the relationship between university cities and urban economic growth in C. The main conclusions of this paper are that the p-value of ARIMA(0,2,3) and ARIMA(1,1,1) models is lower than 0.05, and the prediction accuracy of ARIMA(1,1,1) model is higher than that of ARIMA(0,2,3) and ARIMA(1,1,1) model in the prediction of the two. ARIMA(0,2,3) with predicted values of 27631.3, 31541.5, and 24412.45, and the error values from the actual values are only 304.98, 1997.49, and 867.95. This paper’s time series prediction model has achieved good results, as evidenced by this. Y1 shows a highly positive correlation with X1, X3, and X4 and a significant positive correlation with X2, which leads to the conclusion that the total amount of investment in urban construction of the university city of C city has a substantial relationship with the economic growth of C city.
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- 2024
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6. From Clone Town to University Town: A Case Study of Xianlin University Town.
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Dairui Lyu and Qirui Zeng
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ECONOMIC development ,REAL estate management ,PRESERVATION of cultural property ,COMMERCIALIZATION - Abstract
This study investigates the economic development of Nanjing Xianlin University Town under the influence of the clone town effect. The objective of the study is to analyze the impact of urban management and commercial property management on the economic interchanges between university towns and city centers. Quantitative research methods and SPSS data analysis were used, and 80 valid questionnaires were collected and analyzed. The study's findings reveal that opening the Xianlin Bus Rapid Transit system to other urban areas in Nanjing and adjusting the rental policy are crucial methods to foster economic interactions between university towns and city centers. Furthermore, the satisfaction survey data highlight disparities in merchandise satisfaction levels between university towns and shopping districts, indicating untapped development potential in the university town market. The study emphasizes the importance of resource sharing, preserving cultural heritage, and creating a humanistic atmosphere in university towns. Additionally, optimizing planning and construction, mitigating the over-commercialization and the clone town effect, and enhancing transportation systems are identified as crucial factors for the economic development of Xianlin University Town. This study provides practical suggestions and guidance for the future development of university towns, serving as a valuable reference for enhancing the economic development of Xianlin University Town in Nanjing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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7. Coupling Study of Urban Ecological Planning and Environmental Music in Hefei University Town, China.
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Wang, Su, He, Huaidong, and Xiao, Qingqing
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Urban ecological planning uses ecology, environmental science, economics, and urbanology to adjust and transform various complex urban relationships, seeking to expand benefits and reducing risks. Environmental music, a kind of non appreciative music, can act on subject consciousness and may influence the urban ecosystem in which it is employed. Many connections appear between urban ecological planning and environmental music. This study took the university town of Hefei City, Anhui Province, China, as an example. This work was conducted to explore the effects of environmental music on the development of urban ecological planning by combining relevant studies of environmental science, urban ecology, urban planning, and musicology. The results showed that environmental music, as a cultural information flow, affected the urban ecosystem and had a typical function for different ecological function zones in the city. Different types of environmental music had spiritual and cultural publicity functions in regulating the main body of the urban ecosystem (residents and students), and it also influenced the growth of common plants in cities and had different ecological and environmental effects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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8. Islandization of the University Town from the Perspective of Student Off-Campus Behavior: A Case Study of Changqing University Town, Jinan City, China.
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Zhao, Lin, Zhang, Yisong, Yu, Jiapei, and Yin, Guanwen
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STUDENT attitudes , *PSYCHOLOGY of students , *DISTANCE education students , *PUBLIC spaces , *UNIVERSITY towns , *TRANSPORTATION of school children , *PUBLIC transit - Abstract
In the wake of China's rapid urbanization and higher education reform, a large number of new urban spaces have emerged, in particular, university towns. When promoting urbanization and stimulating economic growth, the isolation of the university town from the central city has become increasingly apparent. This article defined the islandization of the university town and analyzed it from the perspective of the behavior of the main actors of the university town, the students. Taking Jinan Changqing University Town, Jinan City, China as a case study, this article used a survey questionnaire and interviews to investigate the patterns of university town students' off-campus behavior. By constructing an analysis framework, this article discussed the characterization, influencing factors, and formation mechanism of the islandization of the university town. The results indicated that although the daily behavior of students was concentrated mainly in the university town, the student's needs could not be fully satisfied in the university town alone. Therefore, students needed to go to the central area of Jinan City, China for important activities, which included studying, working part-time jobs, shopping, recreation, and medical treatment. The main mode of transportation for the students that left the university town was public transport, which was considered inconvenient and costly in terms of time. Student behavioral characteristics indicated that the university town was spatially separated from society, which is a significant feature of islandization. The imperfection in the spatial factors was the basis of the islandization of the university town, which further triggered the behavior and psychological isolation of the students. In addition, spatial, student behavior, and psychological factors interacted and reinforced each other, which eventually formed a vicious circle and led to the increased isolation of the university town. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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9. Spatial distribution and human health risk assessment of heavy metals in campus dust: A case study of the university town of Huaxi.
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Duan, Zhibin, Wang, Ji, Cai, Xiongfei, Wu, Yonggui, and Xuan, Bin
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HEALTH risk assessment , *ECOLOGICAL risk assessment , *HEAVY metals , *UNIVERSITY towns , *INCINERATION , *DUST , *COLLEGE campuses - Abstract
A detailed investigation was conducted to understand the contamination characteristics of a selected set of heavy metals (HMs) in 34 campus dust samples from Huaxi University Town. The HMs spatial distribution analysis based on ArcGIS software, the geo-accumulation index (Igeo) and health risk model were employed for evaluation, and multivariate statistical methods were used to identify possible sources. Results showed that the mean concentrations of Cu, Zn, Pb, Cr, Ni, and Cd were 68.18, 123.81, 45.26, 140.36, 47.26, and 0.47 mg/kg, respectively. The spatial distribution characteristics displayed that the relatively large concentrations for the analyzed HMs were mainly located at both teaching areas and students' dormitory areas. The average values of Igeo indicated that HMs contamination level followed the decreasing trend of Cd > Cu > Cr > Pb > Ni > Zn. The health risk assessment results indicated that HMs in campus dust generally do not pose any immediate health risk for both adult males and adult females but the cumulative effect is a matter of concern. The sources analyses demonstrated that Cu, Zn, Cr, and Cd, primarily from motor vehicle emission and waste incineration, Pb predominantly originated from construction source, while Ni had the mixed sources of nature and traffic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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10. Coupling Study of Urban Ecological Planning and Environmental Music in Hefei University Town, China
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Su Wang, Huaidong He, and Qingqing Xiao
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Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment ,Geography, Planning and Development ,Building and Construction ,university town ,urban ecological planning ,plant ,environmental music ,acoustic environment ,Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law - Abstract
Urban ecological planning uses ecology, environmental science, economics, and urbanology to adjust and transform various complex urban relationships, seeking to expand benefits and reducing risks. Environmental music, a kind of non appreciative music, can act on subject consciousness and may influence the urban ecosystem in which it is employed. Many connections appear between urban ecological planning and environmental music. This study took the university town of Hefei City, Anhui Province, China, as an example. This work was conducted to explore the effects of environmental music on the development of urban ecological planning by combining relevant studies of environmental science, urban ecology, urban planning, and musicology. The results showed that environmental music, as a cultural information flow, affected the urban ecosystem and had a typical function for different ecological function zones in the city. Different types of environmental music had spiritual and cultural publicity functions in regulating the main body of the urban ecosystem (residents and students), and it also influenced the growth of common plants in cities and had different ecological and environmental effects.
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- 2023
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11. The Path to Develop and Utilize University Resources—Evidence from Bengbu University Town
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Xu, Zhenbo, Chen, Rongrong, Lin, Song, editor, and Huang, Xiong, editor
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- 2011
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12. Knowledge-based development dynamics in less favoured regions: insights from Australian and Icelandic university towns.
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Yigitcanlar, Tan, Edvardsson, Ingi Runar, Johannesson, Hjalti, Kamruzzaman, Md, Ioppolo, Giuseppe, and Pancholi, Surabhi
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CITIES & towns , *UNIVERSITY towns , *SOCIAL development , *ECONOMIC development , *ENTREPRENEURSHIP - Abstract
Knowledge-based development (KBD) is a widely practiced policy and is signified as an effective development approach particularly for the metropolitan city-region context. Even though, increasing recognition of this policy resulted in some initiatives in less favoured regions – such as regional university towns – its appropriateness for this context has not been investigated adequately. This paper explores the concept thoroughly in regional university town settings from the lens of the triple-helix model – a critical element for success in KBD. The study aims to broaden our understanding on the challenges of implementing a successful triple-helix model in regional university towns by providing evidence from different country contexts – Australia and Iceland. The methodology of the comparative case investigation incorporates policy and stakeholder perception analyses. Results reveal the journey of the investigated cases, their limited accomplishments and failure factors. Findings shed light on the developmental challenges of regional university towns by highlighting critical issues relating to suitability, appropriate implementation and effectiveness of the KBD policy. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2017
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13. The role of universities in developing China's university towns: The case of Songjiang university town in Shanghai.
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Ruoppila, Sampo and Zhao, Feng
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HIGHER education , *UNIVERSITY towns , *ENTREPRENEURSHIP , *URBAN growth , *URBAN planning - Abstract
Following the radical expansion of higher education admission in China in the late 1990s, more than 60 new ‘university towns’, districts of several adjacent university campuses, were built in the country's urban agglomerations by 2006. Previous studies have considered university towns primarily as an example of Chinese local entrepreneurialism, namely large speculative developments initiated by local governments. The role of universities in developing them has not been discussed at all, implying an understanding that they played an insignificant role. This study emerges from a contrasting viewpoint, motivated by studies of universities' roles in property and urban development around the globe. It shows that even in the Chinese state-led context, universities can be considered as proactive, internally motivated institutions, accomplishing their developmental ends as actors negotiating with other stakeholders. The universities had some influence over where Shanghai's major university town was built and what the conditions of access for universities were. A particular university whose initiative played an important role in commencing the development gained access itself only after significant lobbying. From a theoretical perspective, the results suggest that research on China's urban development should pay more attention to the influence of auxiliary actors who are not seeking land-related profit. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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14. The Changing Role of Student Housing as Social Infrastructure
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Yvonne Franz and Elisabeth Gruber
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Landscaping and area planning ,Städtebau, Raumplanung, Landschaftsgestaltung ,Universitätsstadt ,student ,Raumplanung und Regionalforschung ,Area Development Planning, Regional Research ,social infrastructure ,university town ,Wohnheim ,urban development ,Sociology & anthropology ,Siedlungssoziologie, Stadtsoziologie ,Urban Studies ,Stadtentwicklung ,Soziologie, Anthropologie ,Sociology of Settlements and Housing, Urban Sociology ,Austria ,Auswirkung ,impact ,hostel ,Österreich ,soziale Infrastruktur ,ddc:301 ,ddc:710 ,Vienna ,policy-induced financialisation ,purpose-built student accommodation ,student housing ,student housing providers - Abstract
The role of student housing within social infrastructure provision is arguably overlooked. This is a vital issue, as purpose-built student accommodation provides a significant stock of affordable accommodation for students in European university cities while also supporting their social integration in the urban environment. Although an increasing involvement of for-profit student home developers and providers has been diversifying the landscape of student housing across European university cities in the last decade, this change has been mainly associated with the internationalisation of students’ mobility and the financialisation processes driven by private investors. Subsequently, this article expands these supply and demand side perspectives by localising student housing as social infrastructure. Using Vienna as a case study, the authors mapped purpose-built student accommodation locations and conducted qualitative interviews to analyse recent changes in the provision of student housing and to discuss its implications for the social dimension of purpose-built student accommodation. Accordingly, the respective analysis identifies different logics of student housing providers concerning expansion plans and housing quality, which, in turn, affect the function of student housing as social infrastructure. As a result, this article emphasises the need to critically reflect on the overlooked role of student housing as social infrastructure and the role of public actors as well as their policies in the financialisation of purpose-built student accommodation.
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- 2022
15. Campus universitario sustentable.
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Zapata-González, Lina Johanna, Quiceno-Hoyos, Andrés, and Tabares-Hidalgo, Luisa Fernanda
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Copyright of Revista de Arquitectura (1657-0308) is the property of Universidad Catolica de Columbia, Facultad de Arquitectura and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2016
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16. MIASTA (UNIWERSYTECKIE): WYOBRAŻONE?
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Rewers, Ewa
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This paper explores the phenomenon of university town in Poland and Europe. More specifically, the paper illustrates cultural base of conflicts and debates connected with cooperation between city and university, and methods of it researching and solving. It is argued that there is a significant diff erence between visions of the university produced by humanities and sciences. In recent years, this diff erence has also emerged in several universities which locate campuses and student communities outside the city. Such a process is a result of the geographical, economic, social and cultural promotion of higher education in the end of 20th century. Enlarged student populations should be integrated into communities characterized by much the same styles of life, modes of consumption, inherited cultural capital and "good taste". Students are dispersed to diff erent parts of towns and cities. Process of studentification generate gentrification in the middle of the city, but it has also a positive impact on city dwellers and local communities. In many ways, these young communities signified lucid exemplars that the city-university relations seek to engender. The paper concludes by considering some possible issues of cooperation characteristic to the university town. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
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17. Assessing students' wellbeing in a spatial dimension.
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Fleuret, Sébastien and Prugneau, Jérôme
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STUDENT health , *UNIVERSITY towns , *HEALTH , *GEOGRAPHY - Abstract
This paper examines the issues related to the double-sided dimension of wellbeing: subjective and objective. In the theoretical framework developed by Fleuret and Atkinson (2007, The New Zealand Geographer 63 106-29), spaces of wellbeing are shaped by four dimensions (spaces of security, spaces of capability, therapeutic spaces and integrative spaces). In the case of the student population in Angers, we observe a major imbalance: the component that really stands out is capability, which is quite logical because students are a population in a transition between youth and adulthood. The results reveal that the student population has a specific relation to space due to a transitory presence in the university town, with, as a consequence, a simultaneous embedding in different places. This could explain why the students do not perceive the characteristics of place to be a major influence on their wellbeing; instead it is the perception they have of their wellbeing that influences their perception of place. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2015
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18. Über den Zusammenhang von Geburtsort, Studienort und hausärztlicher Tätigkeit: Eine Analyse der Versorgungssituation in Bayern
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Schäfer, Merle, Donnachie, Ewan, and Schneider, Antonius
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- 2018
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19. Speculative urbanism and the making of university towns in China: A case of Guangzhou University Town.
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Li, Zhigang, Li, Xun, and Wang, Lei
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SPECULATIVE development , *UNIVERSITY towns , *CITIES & towns , *HOUSING , *LOCAL government - Abstract
In the last decade, over one hundred university towns have been constructed in China, housing and employing millions of students and teachers. However, very little is known about the reasons behind this phenomenon, or the impact of this massive wave of construction. Based on an ethnographic survey in Guangzhou University Town (GUT), one of the most representative cases, we find that the construction of a university town is driven by ‘chameleon’-like land-centered speculative urbanism in post-reform China. Against the backdrop of China's recentralized land use regime, local governments utilize a variety of projects such as the ‘new city,’ ‘eco-city’ or ‘university town’ to generate land-related profits. Building a GUT requires the cooperation and collaboration of a variety of stakeholders, from local states and local banks to universities and the local communities, to create an efficient coalition. The construction of the GUT is a de facto state-led project. In sum, the rapid construction of university towns in China is indicative of the land-centered speculative urbanism at the heart of post-reform China. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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20. Multi-scalar separations: Land use and production of space in Xianlin, a university town in Nanjing, China.
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Ye, Chao, Chen, Mingxing, Chen, Ruishan, and Guo, Zhiwei
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LAND use , *URBANIZATION , *SOCIAL space , *DIFFERENTIATION (Sociology) , *LAND resource - Abstract
Abstract: The university town is an important phenomenon in the course of urbanization in China. This article introduces and applies theory of production of space and socio-spatial dialectic to explain the processes and mechanisms of production of space in Xianlin university town in Nanjing City, China. As a typical case, Xianlin university town displays multi-scalar separations. The time-scale separation has four sides: the old and new campuses are completely different; teachers and students spend a significant amount of time commuting that they cannot communicate well; during summer and winter vacations, the university town becomes an “empty nest”; and life of low-income earners is fragmental. The four kinds of spatial scale splits are inside the campus, between universities and downtown, among universities, and between the city and its citizens. Resources and rights have an imbalanced distribution among the different classes, which leads to social space differentiation or alienation. The powers of discourses and land resource distribution are in the hands of the government. University managers are stimulated by the idea of a “larger and newer campus” and keep a watchful eye on competing for more land resources. Planners usually cater to such ideas. However, teachers, students, and low-income earners of the university town are neglected. Social process and the influences of land-use/cover change (LUCC) should be more frequently discussed in the future. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2014
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21. Inter-Campus Sharable Potential of Hardware Educational Resources in A University Town: Connotation, Determination Method and A Case Study
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Yali Zhang, Bo Mu, Xuerong Cui, Huihui Zhu, and Xiaojian Zhang
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Geography, Planning and Development ,Control (management) ,0211 other engineering and technologies ,TJ807-830 ,02 engineering and technology ,intensive use of resources ,Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law ,TD194-195 ,University Town ,Renewable energy sources ,hardware educational resources ,inter-campus sharable potential ,GE1-350 ,management framework ,China ,Land resources ,computer.programming_language ,Sustainable development ,sustainable development ,Environmental effects of industries and plants ,Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment ,business.industry ,05 social sciences ,050301 education ,021107 urban & regional planning ,Environmental sciences ,Vocational education ,Educational resources ,Business ,0503 education ,computer ,Delphi ,Computer hardware ,Connotation - Abstract
Sharing educational resources (ERs) among campuses in a university town (UT) could avoid the waste or repeated construction of ERs, which is beneficial to the sustainable utilization of resources. For hardware educational resources (HERs) greatly attached to land resources, whether they have surplus shareable potential is the key factor relating to inter-campus sharing. However, there is a serious lack of definition and quantitative research on HERs&rsquo, shareable potential. Based on the correlation between land resource utilization and HER sharing, we firstly defined the connotation of inter-campus sharable potential of HERs (ISPHERs), put forward its calculation method and carried out a case study in Longzi Lake UT of Zhengzhou City, Henan province, China. The results show that: (1) ISPHERs could be defined from the perspective of &ldquo, the best utilization degree&rdquo, which mainly depended on the utilization and development gap between the present area value and the possible most intensive one under certain conditions, (2) based on the area quota and the students&rsquo, number, the ISPHERs was calculated by the Delphi and multi-factor model methods, (3) the case study in Longzi Lake UT of Zhengzhou City, Henan province, China showed that the comprehensive ISPHERs was high in the south and low in the north, and the libraries and canteens in five colleges and universities mainly providing vocational skills training were insufficient. If all the 11 campuses could freely share HERs, there would be an overall surplus of the five kinds of HER (i.e., classroom, laboratory, library, indoor sports room and canteen). The comprehensive management framework should include sustainable concept guidance, cooperation system construction, planning control, benefit adjustment and technological innovation, etc.
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- 2020
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22. Evolutionary game analysis of knowledge-sharing mechanism in university town.
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LIU Ning and JIN Run-cheng
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GAME theory ,UNIVERSITIES & colleges ,ABSORPTION (Physiology) ,CULTURE ,CITIES & towns - Abstract
An evlolutionary game model of knowledge -sharing mechanism in university town is established, and its evolutionary procedure is analyzed on the view of evolutionary game theroy. Morever, the key factors such as cultural absorption ablility and its profit, the differences of konwledge between universities are researched. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2013
23. Retaining students as employees: Owner operated small hospitality businesses in a university town in New Zealand.
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Choudhury, Neekita and McIntosh, Alison
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EMPLOYMENT of students ,EMPLOYEE retention ,SMALL business ,HOSPITALITY industry ,UNIVERSITY towns ,RESTAURATEURS ,PART-time employment - Abstract
Abstract: This study provides insight into employee retention issues in owner-operated small hospitality businesses in a university town. The study found that even though employee retention represents a managerial issue for the small hospitality businesses, it is not of significant importance to them. The restaurant managers/owners did employ various retention strategies for providing a good organizational culture but still accepted the transient nature of the student workforce. The findings suggest employee retention strategies to keep student employees while they study in the town''s university. The paper also recommends the need for small hospitality businesses to work closely with hospitality education institutions to form a closer link between study and part-time employment, for example through internship, to alleviate the inherent problems of the transient nature of the student workforce. The paper provides the first major study in the New Zealand context, providing new insights into understanding employee retention among student workers in small hospitality businesses. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2013
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24. Hochschulen als Standortfaktor der Reurbanisierung am Beispiel der Stadt Osnabrück
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Scholich, Dietmar, Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung - Leibniz-Forum für Raumwissenschaften, Stuckenberg, Kim, Scholich, Dietmar, Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung - Leibniz-Forum für Raumwissenschaften, and Stuckenberg, Kim
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Nach einer Phase von Stagnation und Verlusten gewinnt die Stadt Osnabrück seit einigen Jahren wieder an Einwohnern hinzu. Nach den Ursachen wird in diesem Beitrag in der Wanderungsstatistik gesucht, die die jungen Bildungswanderer als maßgebliche Träger des Wachstums ausweist. Folglich werden Universität und Hochschule Osnabrück im weiteren Verlauf auf ihre Bedeutung für eine bestehende und zukünftige Reurbanisierung zugunsten Osnabrücks untersucht. Dabei wird auch auf die Faktoren eingegangen, die die aufgezeigte Entwicklung begünstigt haben und deren Fortschreibbarkeit beeinflussen., Following a phase of stagnation and losses, for a number of years the city of Osnabrück has been regaining residents. This paper investigates the reasons for this trend using the migration statistics, which reveal young migrants relocating for educational reasons to be the main driver of growth. The universities in Osnabrück are therefore discussed in terms of their significance for the existing and future reurbanisation of Osnabrück. Consideration is given to factors that have favoured this trend and that influence its sustainability.
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- 2019
25. Knowledge-based service industry in a South African university town: The case of Stellenbosch.
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Adendorff, Anita and Donaldson, Ronnie
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SERVICE industries , *INFORMATION services industry , *URBAN economics , *ECONOMIC development , *QUESTIONNAIRES , *INFORMATION technology - Abstract
Knowledge-based service industries, because they are geographically ‘footloose’, have the potential to contribute to small town and city economies. The university town of Stellenbosch, identified as having a high growth potential, is the location of a growing IT and knowledge-based service sector. Data from questionnaires completed by 104 Stellenbosch companies provided some insight into why they chose this town. Most said that, provided sufficient IT is available, they would be able to function as effectively in another town. This implies that they locate in Stellenbosch as a matter of preference rather than necessity. The paper provides insights into the reasons for the spatial clustering in South African non-metropolitan areas and how companies decide where to locate. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2012
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26. Hochschulen als Standortfaktor der Reurbanisierung am Beispiel der Stadt Osnabrück
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Stuckenberg, Kim, Scholich, Dietmar, and Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung - Leibniz-Forum für Raumwissenschaften
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Reurbanisierung ,Einwohner ,demography ,Lower Saxony ,Raumplanung und Regionalforschung ,university town ,Federal Republic of Germany ,Demografie ,Stadtentwicklung ,university ,Großstadt ,Niedersachsen ,resident ,Zuwanderung ,Population trend ,ddc:710 ,reurbanisation ,Landscaping and area planning ,Städtebau, Raumplanung, Landschaftsgestaltung ,Universitätsstadt ,large city ,Wohnungsmarkt ,Bevölkerungsentwicklung ,Area Development Planning, Regional Research ,Hochschule ,Bildungswanderung ,location factors ,population development ,urban development ,Bundesrepublik Deutschland ,housing market ,educationally motivated migration ,Standortfaktoren ,immigration - Abstract
Nach einer Phase von Stagnation und Verlusten gewinnt die Stadt Osnabrück seit einigen Jahren wieder an Einwohnern hinzu. Nach den Ursachen wird in diesem Beitrag in der Wanderungsstatistik gesucht, die die jungen Bildungswanderer als maßgebliche Träger des Wachstums ausweist. Folglich werden Universität und Hochschule Osnabrück im weiteren Verlauf auf ihre Bedeutung für eine bestehende und zukünftige Reurbanisierung zugunsten Osnabrücks untersucht. Dabei wird auch auf die Faktoren eingegangen, die die aufgezeigte Entwicklung begünstigt haben und deren Fortschreibbarkeit beeinflussen. Following a phase of stagnation and losses, for a number of years the city of Osnabrück has been regaining residents. This paper investigates the reasons for this trend using the migration statistics, which reveal young migrants relocating for educational reasons to be the main driver of growth. The universities in Osnabrück are therefore discussed in terms of their significance for the existing and future reurbanisation of Osnabrück. Consideration is given to factors that have favoured this trend and that influence its sustainability.
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27. « Heritage versus Innovation. The Grenoble experience »
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Gilles Novarina, Stéphane Sadoux, Architecture, Environnement & Cultures constructives ( AE&CC ), École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Grenoble ( ENSAG ) -Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication ( MCC ), Architecture, Environnement & Cultures Constructives (AE&CC), École nationale supérieure d'architecture de Grenoble (ENSAG)-Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication (MCC), and Novarina, Gilles
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[SHS.ARCHI]Humanities and Social Sciences/Architecture, space management ,[ SHS.ARCHI ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Architecture, space management ,historic city ,university town ,[SHS.ARCHI] Humanities and Social Sciences/Architecture, space management ,local development ,heritage ,Grenoble - Abstract
International audience; The article explores the context of historic conservation in Europe and then considers how this has become the preserve of urban planner and architect, and what it means in terms of innovation and growth, within successful historic cities, and more particularly in university town of Grenoble. Specifically, the article explores the relationship between the town in the mountains, the industrial town and how the link between town, science and higher education provides a narrative and a platform to understand the history of its development as well as its success.
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- 2017
28. Выбор пространственной организации современного кампуса 1. Часть 1. Анализ пространства кампусов мировых университетов
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University campus ,Ural Federal University ,университетский кампус ,имущественный комплекс ,пространственная организация ,university town ,Уральский федеральный университет ,spatial layout ,property complex ,university campus ,университетский городок - Abstract
В статье выполнен анализ пространственной организации кампусов ведущих университетов мира, занимающих верхние позиции в рейтинге QS за 2016–2017 годы; исследованы исторические предпосылки формирования университетских городков и особенности территориального расположения кампусов в разных городах и странах мира. Исследование проводится в целях поиска оптимального типа пространственной организации университетского кампуса, отвечающего современным требованиям и обеспечивающего опережающее развитие университета в будущем, для обоснования проекта строительства нового кампуса Уральского федерального университета. 1 Исследование выполнено в рамках поддержанного РГНФ научного проекта № 17-22-07001 «Комплексный алгоритм культуральной регенерации малых индустриальных городов в контексте агломерационных процессов России и Европы»., The paper includes analysis of the spatial organization of campuses belonging to the leading Universities of the world with top positions of 2016–2017 QS rating, examines historical background for campus organization, and specifics of spatial layouts for university towns in different cities and countries. The research was undertaken in order to determine the optimal university campus layout, compliant with modern requirements, and allowing future advanced development in the future. Research results will be used to support project of constructing new campus for the Ural Federal University., №3(34) (2017)
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29. The eastern part of the Technical Faculties' Campus of the University of Maribor
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Pečnik, Iva and Lobnik, Uroš
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Univerza v Mariboru ,Smetanova ulica ,mestni kampus ,Campus of Technical Faculties ,university town ,univerzitetno mesto ,Smetanova street ,udc:72(043.2) ,kampus tehniških fakultet ,City Campus ,University of Maribor ,university space ,univerzitetni prostor - Abstract
Skozi leta se je izoblikovala strategija razvoja Univerze v Mariboru s poudarkom na dinamičnem razvoju in z upoštevanjem trenutnih družbenih in gospodarskih okoliščin. Do danes se je realizacija zaradi konkretnih potreb po izvedbi študijskih programov odvijala izključno v smeri izgradnje univerzitetnih objektov, medtem ko se ideja po skupnem univerzitetnem prostoru ni udejanjila. V okviru trajnostnega razvoja mesta je smiselno, da se ponovno (in vedno znova) osmisli in vitalizira univerzitetni prostor, s poudarkom na univerzitetnem središču, ki bo v interakciji z mestom gonilo razvoja. Naloga ponudi koncept in urbanistično skico Univerze v Mariboru iz začetka njenega delovanja, zasnovo in razvoj zametka kampusa tehniških fakultet na Smetanovi ulici v Mariboru ter analizo današnjega stanja. Praktični del naloge je usmerjen v zasnovo mestnega kampusa kot razpoznavnega centra mesta. Predstavljen je prostorski scenarij kampusa tehniških fakultet Univerze v Mariboru, ki mu sledi idejna zasnova ureditve vzhodnega dela območja kampusa. Ta zajema prenovo in širitev obstoječega objekta Fakultete za gradbeništvo, prometno inženirstvo in arhitekturo (FGPA), širitev kampusa na jug preko Koroške ceste z novim objektom Akademije za likovno umetnost in glasbo (ALUG) ter novim objektom Umetnostne galerije v Mariboru (UGM). The University of Maribor development strategy, highlighting a dynamic development and taking into account the current social and economic circumstances, has been shaped throughout the years.To date, the plans have only been realized in the field of the construction of the university facilities due to the actual needs to conduct study programmes. Although the idea of a common university space has not yet been realized, the time and the social changes are ripe to once again (and time and again) give the meaning to and to vitalize the university area with the emphasis on the university center, which will, in the interaction with the city center, present the development driving force. The thesis summarizes the concept and the urban design of the University of Maribor from the beginning of its operation, the plan and the development of the origin of the Campus of Technical Faculties on Smetanova street in Maribor, plus the analysis of the present situation. The practical part of the thesis focuses on the design of the urban campus as an identifiable city center. The thesis presents a spatial scenario of the Campus of Technical Faculties of the University of Maribor, followed by a conceptual design of the eastern part of the campus.This includes the renovation and the expansion of the existing building of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Architecture (FGPA), expansion of the campus to the south and over the Koroška street, with a new facility at the Academy of Fine Arts and Music (ALUG) and a new facility at the Maribor Art Gallery (UGM).
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30. Knowledge-based development dynamics in less favoured regions: insights from Australian and Icelandic university towns
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Surabhi Pancholi, Hjalti Jóhannesson, Giuseppe Ioppolo, Tan Yigitcanlar, Kamruzzaman, and Ingi Runar Edvardsson
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Knowledge based development ,Economic growth ,Stakeholder perceptions ,Comparative case ,05 social sciences ,Geography, Planning and Development ,0211 other engineering and technologies ,021107 urban & regional planning ,Context (language use) ,02 engineering and technology ,Metropolitan area ,language.human_language ,Dynamics (music) ,Political science ,0502 economics and business ,language ,Regional science ,Akureyri (Iceland) ,knowledge town ,Knowledge-based development ,Sippy Downs (Australia) ,triple-helix model ,university town ,Element (criminal law) ,Icelandic ,050203 business & management - Abstract
Knowledge-based development (KBD) is a widely practiced policy and is signified as an effective development approach particularly for the metropolitan city-region context. Even though, increasing recognition of this policy resulted in some initiatives in less favoured regions – such as regional university towns – its appropriateness for this context has not been investigated adequately. This paper explores the concept thoroughly in regional university town settings from the lens of the triple-helix model – a critical element for success in KBD. The study aims to broaden our understanding on the challenges of implementing a successful triple-helix model in regional university towns by providing evidence from different country contexts – Australia and Iceland. The methodology of the comparative case investigation incorporates policy and stakeholder perception analyses. Results reveal the journey of the investigated cases, their limited accomplishments and failure factors. Findings shed light on the developmental challenges of regional university towns by highlighting critical issues relating to suitability, appropriate implementation and effectiveness of the KBD policy.
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- 2017
31. BRAZILIAN UNIVERSITY TERRITORY: THE CAMPUS MODEL
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Ester Buffa and Gelson de Almeida Pinto
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05 social sciences ,050301 education ,university town ,ciudad universitaria ,câmpus universitário ,Education ,territorio de la universidad ,território da universidade ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,university campus ,campus universitario ,cidade universitária ,lcsh:L ,0503 education ,territory of the university ,lcsh:Education ,050104 developmental & child psychology - Abstract
RESUMO O objetivo deste texto é problematizar do ponto de vista pedagógico, arquitetônico e urbanístico o território da universidade brasileira, o modelo de câmpus. O caminho trilhado começou com a criação das universidades europeias no século XII, localizadas na cidade, passou pelas universidades norte-americanas, instaladas no campo, para chegar ao Brasil. Nossas primeiras universidades voltadas para a formação dos quadros necessários ao Estado, de lideranças político-culturais e de profissionais liberais, instalaram-se na cidade. Nos anos de 1960, com a modernização da sociedade brasileira, a universidade passou a ser vista como o lócus da pesquisa para acelerar o desenvolvimento. No planejamento e construção dos câmpus universitários, optou-se por uma arquitetura modernista racionalista. As razões dessa escolha bem como a crítica ao modelo foram focalizadas no texto. ABSTRACT The objective of this paper is to discuss, from a pedagogical and architectural perspective, the Brazilian university territory, the university campus model. To that end, we traversed a path that began with the creation of European universities from the twelfth century, located in the cities, passed through North American universities that settled in the country, to get to Brazil. Our first universities, focused on training staff necessary to the State, the political and cultural leaders, settled in the city. In the 1960s, with the modernization process of Brazilian society, the university came to be seen as the research locus to accelerate scientific and technological development. In the planning of university campuses, modernist-rationalist architecture was chosen. The reasons for this choice as well as a critique of the model were focused on the text. RESUMEN El objetivo del texto es discutir el territorio de la universidad brasileña, el modelo del campus, considerado del punto de vista pedagógico y arquitectónico. El camino recorrido se inició con la creación de las universidades europeas nel siglo XII, ubicadas en la ciudad, pasó por las universidades norte americanas instaladas en el campo para llegar a Brasil. Nuestras primeras universidades para la formación de los cuadros necesarios al Estado y de los liderazgos culturales se instalaron en la ciudad. En los años 1960, con la modernización del país, la universidad pasó a ser vista como el locus de la encuesta para acelerar el desarrollo. En el planeamiento de los campus universitarios, se optó por una arquitectura moderna y racional. Las razones y la crítica del modelo fueron enfocadas en el texto.
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- 2016
32. Inter-Campus Sharable Potential of Hardware Educational Resources in A University Town: Connotation, Determination Method and A Case Study.
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Zhang, Yali, Zhu, Huihui, Mu, Bo, Zhang, Xiaojian, and Cui, Xuerong
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Sharing educational resources (ERs) among campuses in a university town (UT) could avoid the waste or repeated construction of ERs, which is beneficial to the sustainable utilization of resources. For hardware educational resources (HERs) greatly attached to land resources, whether they have surplus shareable potential is the key factor relating to inter-campus sharing. However, there is a serious lack of definition and quantitative research on HERs' shareable potential. Based on the correlation between land resource utilization and HER sharing, we firstly defined the connotation of inter-campus sharable potential of HERs (ISPHERs), put forward its calculation method and carried out a case study in Longzi Lake UT of Zhengzhou City, Henan province, China. The results show that: (1) ISPHERs could be defined from the perspective of "the best utilization degree" which mainly depended on the utilization and development gap between the present area value and the possible most intensive one under certain conditions; (2) based on the area quota and the students' number, the ISPHERs was calculated by the Delphi and multi-factor model methods; (3) the case study in Longzi Lake UT of Zhengzhou City, Henan province, China showed that the comprehensive ISPHERs was high in the south and low in the north, and the libraries and canteens in five colleges and universities mainly providing vocational skills training were insufficient. If all the 11 campuses could freely share HERs, there would be an overall surplus of the five kinds of HER (i.e., classroom, laboratory, library, indoor sports room and canteen). The comprehensive management framework should include sustainable concept guidance, cooperation system construction, planning control, benefit adjustment and technological innovation, etc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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33. Sustainable university campus
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Zapata-González, Lina Johanna, Quiceno-Hoyos, Andrés, and Tabares-Hidalgo, Luisa Fernanda
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EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR ,Physical ordering ,CIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA ,Ordenamiento físico ,Urban development ,PHYSICAL ORDERING ,DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE ,ORDENAMIENTO FÍSICO ,Sustainable development ,UNIVERSITY TOWN ,Educación superior ,Ciudad universitaria ,Desarrollo urbano ,SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ,Higher education ,URBAN DEVELOPMENT ,University town ,HIGHER EDUCATION ,Desarrollo sostenible - Abstract
La sustentabilidad en universidades tiene como reto proporcionar conocimientos que permitan el desarrollo institucional desde sus funciones sustantivas. De ahí que el estudio buscó construir un concepto de campus universitario sustentable identificando variables y dinámicas propias de las universidades. Para ello se planteó una metodología descriptiva con dos fases; la primera exploró teóricamente el término “desarrollo sostenible” en la historia, para entender el concepto de campus universitario sustentable; la segunda fase, de tipo cualitativo, indaga y reconoce la realidad de la Universidad Católica de Manizales (UCM) frente al ejercicio de la sustentabilidad en el campus. Se identificaron particularidades en las esferas del desarrollo sustentable ampliando el rango de las esferas a la académica y físicoespacial de los ambientes de aprendizaje internos y externos, encontrando su aplicación en los campus universitarios; por último, fue posible reconocer estrategias y acciones implementadas en la UCM, encaminadas a integrar conceptos de campus sustentables. Sustainability in universities faces the challenge of providing knowledge that allows institutional development based on its substantive functions. Hence, the study sought to develop a concept of sustainable university campus by identifying variables and dynamics proper to the university. For this purpose, a descriptive methodology was proposed with two phases. The first phase theoretically explores the term “sustainable development” in history, in order to understand the concept of sustainable university campus. The second phase, of qualitative type, investigates and acknowledges the reality of the Universidad Católica de Manizales (UCM) regarding the exercise of sustainability on campus. Distinctive features were identified in the fields of sustainable development, expanding their range to the academic and physical-spatial areas of internal and external learning environments, finding their application on university campuses. Finally, it was possible to evidence strategies and actions implemented at the UCM, aimed at integrating concepts of sustainable campus.
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34. (University) cities : imagined?
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Rewers, Ewa
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studentification ,university town ,cooperation ,autonomy ,involvement - Published
- 2016
35. Hinter den Kulissen der Reurbanisierung - eine vertiefte Analyse der statistischen Daten über Ursachen und Stabilität des Reurbanisierungstrends
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Fricke, Axel, Siedentop, Stefan, Zakrzewski, Philipp, Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung - Leibniz-Forum für Raumwissenschaften, Hochstetter, Bernhard, Fricke, Axel, Siedentop, Stefan, Zakrzewski, Philipp, Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung - Leibniz-Forum für Raumwissenschaften, and Hochstetter, Bernhard
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"Analysen der Zu- und Fortzüge nach Wanderungsdistanz und -richtung in Baden-Württemberg zeigen, dass es die Reurbanisierung im Sinne eines Zurück der Suburbanisierer in die Stadt nicht gibt. Sehr wohl aber einen verstärkten Zuzug ganz spezifischer Altersgruppen in die Oberzentren. Es sind junge Erwachsene von 18 bis unter 25 Jahren, die durch ihre Präferenz für Oberzentren bzw. genauer für Hochschulstandorte als Wohnort, die positive Bevölkerungsentwicklung der Zentren im Wesentlichen verursachen. Die Zuzüge an die Hochschulstandorte nahmen sowohl aus anderen Gebieten Baden-Württembergs als auch über die Landesgrenzen in den letzten Jahren linear mit der Entwicklung der Studienanfängerzahlen zu. Wenn die derzeit starken Studierendenjahrgänge ihr Studium beenden und schwächere Jahrgänge von Studienanfängern nachfolgen, lässt sich aus den vorgenommenen Analysen ableiten, dass die Reurbanisierung an Schwung verlieren wird. Da allerdings auch die Abwanderungsneigung in anderen Altersgruppen etwas abgenommen hat, ist ein deutlicher Bevölkerungsverlust in den Oberzentren in der nächsten Zeit nicht wahrscheinlich. Bevölkerungsrückgänge bei insgesamt sinkender Einwohnerzahl des Landes werden vor allem Umlandgemeinden von Mittelzentren zu bewältigen haben." (Autorenreferat), "Analyses of in- and out-migration according to distance migrated and direction of migration within Baden-Württemberg show that re-urbanization in the sense of a return of suburbanizers to the city does not exist. However, there is indeed increased in-migration of very specific age groups into the high-order centres. It is young adults aged from 18 to under 25 who are the main cause of the positive population trends in the centres, owing to their preference for high-order centres or - more specifically - for places with institutions of higher education. In recent years relocations from other parts of Baden-Württemberg and from outside the state to places with institutions of higher education have increased in line with increases in the number of those starting courses of higher education. This analysis suggests that when the present numerically strong cohorts complete their degrees and are followed by less numerous cohorts, re-urbanization will lose some of its momentum. However, as the out-migration trend in other age groups has declined somewhat, notable loss of population from the high-order centres is unlikely in the near future. The districts surrounding middle-order centres are those that will particularly need to tackle decreases in population that are accompanied by an overall sinking number of residents in the country as a whole." (author's abstract)
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- 2016
36. Status Quo and Countermeasure for the Development of Students 'Sports Associations in Songjiang University Town in Shanghai.
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Cui Shu - lin
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- 2008
37. Tomsk promotion as a university city
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Bogomolov, A.
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УНИВЕРСИТЕТ ,TOMSK ,ПОЗИЦИОНИРОВАНИЕ ,UNIVERSITY TOWN ,СТУДЕНТЫ ,POSITIONING ,ИМИДЖ ГОРОДА ,UNIVERSITY ,ТОМСК - Abstract
Статья посвящена основным задачам позиционирования Томска в качестве университетского города и вариантам их решения. The article is devoted to the basic problems of positioning Tomsk as a university town.
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38. Hinter den Kulissen der Reurbanisierung - eine vertiefte Analyse der statistischen Daten über Ursachen und Stabilität des Reurbanisierungstrends
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Hochstetter, Bernhard, Fricke, Axel, Siedentop, Stefan, Zakrzewski, Philipp, and Akademie für Raumforschung und Landesplanung - Leibniz-Forum für Raumwissenschaften
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Wanderung ,Raumplanung und Regionalforschung ,Stadt-Umland-Beziehung ,university town ,Abwanderung ,ländlicher Raum ,Distanz ,Zuzüge ,Hinterland ,age-specific factors ,Baden-Württemberg ,population decrease ,ddc:710 ,Migration ,Centres ,Zentren ,Städtebau, Raumplanung, Landschaftsgestaltung ,Universitätsstadt ,Sozialwissenschaften, Soziologie ,Distance ,Higher education institutions ,Bevölkerungsverluste ,Area Development Planning, Regional Research ,Fortzüge ,Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeographie ,Bundesrepublik Deutschland ,Studienortwahl ,Reurbanisierung ,Oberzentren ,ddc:300 ,Stadtregion ,choice of place of study ,immigration ,Re-Urbanization ,rural area ,Federal Republic of Germany ,Großstadt ,out-migration ,Studierende ,High-order centres ,Zuwanderung ,Students ,Social sciences, sociology, anthropology ,Landscaping and area planning ,large city ,city-suburban relationship ,Bevölkerungsentwicklung ,population development ,Economic and Social Geography ,Altersgruppen ,altersspezifische Faktoren ,Umland ,Age groups ,Hochschulen ,In-Migration ,urban area - Abstract
"Analysen der Zu- und Fortzüge nach Wanderungsdistanz und -richtung in Baden-Württemberg zeigen, dass es die Reurbanisierung im Sinne eines Zurück der Suburbanisierer in die Stadt nicht gibt. Sehr wohl aber einen verstärkten Zuzug ganz spezifischer Altersgruppen in die Oberzentren. Es sind junge Erwachsene von 18 bis unter 25 Jahren, die durch ihre Präferenz für Oberzentren bzw. genauer für Hochschulstandorte als Wohnort, die positive Bevölkerungsentwicklung der Zentren im Wesentlichen verursachen. Die Zuzüge an die Hochschulstandorte nahmen sowohl aus anderen Gebieten Baden-Württembergs als auch über die Landesgrenzen in den letzten Jahren linear mit der Entwicklung der Studienanfängerzahlen zu. Wenn die derzeit starken Studierendenjahrgänge ihr Studium beenden und schwächere Jahrgänge von Studienanfängern nachfolgen, lässt sich aus den vorgenommenen Analysen ableiten, dass die Reurbanisierung an Schwung verlieren wird. Da allerdings auch die Abwanderungsneigung in anderen Altersgruppen etwas abgenommen hat, ist ein deutlicher Bevölkerungsverlust in den Oberzentren in der nächsten Zeit nicht wahrscheinlich. Bevölkerungsrückgänge bei insgesamt sinkender Einwohnerzahl des Landes werden vor allem Umlandgemeinden von Mittelzentren zu bewältigen haben." (Autorenreferat) "Analyses of in- and out-migration according to distance migrated and direction of migration within Baden-Württemberg show that re-urbanization in the sense of a return of suburbanizers to the city does not exist. However, there is indeed increased in-migration of very specific age groups into the high-order centres. It is young adults aged from 18 to under 25 who are the main cause of the positive population trends in the centres, owing to their preference for high-order centres or - more specifically - for places with institutions of higher education. In recent years relocations from other parts of Baden-Württemberg and from outside the state to places with institutions of higher education have increased in line with increases in the number of those starting courses of higher education. This analysis suggests that when the present numerically strong cohorts complete their degrees and are followed by less numerous cohorts, re-urbanization will lose some of its momentum. However, as the out-migration trend in other age groups has declined somewhat, notable loss of population from the high-order centres is unlikely in the near future. The districts surrounding middle-order centres are those that will particularly need to tackle decreases in population that are accompanied by an overall sinking number of residents in the country as a whole." (author's abstract)
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- 2015
39. Passengers or Children of this University Town? : a Survey Research on the Structural Changes of the Publi and the Higashihiroshima Municipal Assembly
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Hata, Hiroto
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地方選挙 ,local election ,university town ,学園都市 ,municipal assembly ,東広島市議会 - Abstract
Our university town, Higashihiroshima city, that had been made of 4 villages in 1974, has industrialized and urbanized. But politically she seems more conservative and pastoral, as formerly called `Kingdom of Conservatives', than other cities in Hiroshima Prefecture. So I tested the democratic hypothesis, that every pairliament should reflect the public, according to the election statistics, census, and interview data of some municipal assemblies. As a result, it turned out that the old political structure is maintained in this city, partly because undergraduates and graduates as newcomers have never been mobilized in elections yet. But, the `rejuvenating effect' through elections was found in many cases, as long as the average ages of members of assemblies are fixed at the 50 s year old.
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- 2002
40. Lifelong Learning in the University Town from the Perspective of Human Ecology
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Koike, Gengo and Yamada, Manami
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self-directed learning ,lifelong learning ,university town - Abstract
The porpose of this paper is to examine the conditions of lifelong lerning in Higashihirosima city. We distributed guestionnaries among 2.001 inhabitants in the city in December 2000. The findings are as follow : (1) Life-stage and life-environment made a fifference in guality of learning. (2) Learning experiencies were provided for learning areas. (3) "Self-directed Learning radiness" ware provided for participation and volition for learning.
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- 2002
41. Assessing students wellbeing in a spatial dimension
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Fleuret, Sebastien, Prugneau, Jérôme, Espaces et Sociétés (ESO), Institut de Géographie et d'Aménagement Régional de l'Université de Nantes (IGARUN), Université de Nantes (UN)-Université de Nantes (UN)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)-Université de Rennes 2 (UR2), Université de Rennes (UNIV-RENNES)-Université de Rennes (UNIV-RENNES)-AGROCAMPUS OUEST, Institut national d'enseignement supérieur pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement (Institut Agro)-Institut national d'enseignement supérieur pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement (Institut Agro)-Université d'Angers (UA)-Université de Caen Normandie (UNICAEN), Normandie Université (NU)-Normandie Université (NU)-Le Mans Université (UM), Le Mans Université (UM)-Université de Caen Normandie (UNICAEN), Normandie Université (NU)-Normandie Université (NU)-Université d'Angers (UA)-AGROCAMPUS OUEST-Université de Rennes 2 (UR2), Université de Rennes (UNIV-RENNES)-Université de Rennes (UNIV-RENNES)-Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)-Institut de Géographie et d'Aménagement Régional de l'Université de Nantes (IGARUN), and Université de Nantes (UN)-Université de Nantes (UN)
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wellbeing ,spaces of wellbeing ,university town ,health geography ,France ,Student transition ,[SHS]Humanities and Social Sciences - Abstract
International audience; This paper examines the issues related to the double-sided dimension of wellbeing: subjective and objective. In the theoretical framework developed by Fleuret and Atkinson (2007, The New Zealand Geographer 63 106–29), spaces of wellbeing are shaped by four dimensions (spaces of security, spaces of capability, therapeutic spaces and integrative spaces). In the case of the student population in Angers, we observe a major imbalance: the component that really stands out is capability, which is quite logical because students are a population in a transition between youth and adulthood. The results reveal that the student population has a specific relation to space due to a transitory presence in the university town, with, as a consequence, a simultaneous embedding in different places. This could explain why the students do not perceive the characteristics of place to be a major influence on their wellbeing; instead it is the perception they have of their wellbeing that influences their perception of place.
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- 2014
42. Myth of 'City of university' as factor of cultural image of Chernivtsi
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Zhmundulak, Dmytro
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science ,university town ,provincialism ,scientific paradigm change ,УДК 130.2 ,наука ,университетский город ,провинциализм ,смена научной парадигмы ,університетське місто ,провінціалізм ,зміна наукової парадигми - Abstract
У статті аналізується динаміка й основні закономірності чернівецького науково-університетського життя в силовому полі філософії культури. Зокрема визначаються базові ознаки університетського міста; розвиваються тези про секулярну спрямованість освітнього процесу й про релігійну та національну толерантність викладачів і студентів; простежуються основні закономірності формування в стінах Чернівецького університету вчених світової слави та видатних культурних і громадських діячів., В статье анализируются динамика и основные закономерности черновицкой научно-университетской жизни в силовом поле философии культуры. Определяются базовые признаки университетского города, развивается тезисы о секулярной направленности образовательного процесса и о религиозной и национальной толерантности преподавателей и студентов; прослеживаются основные закономерности формирования ученых мирового масштаба и выдающихся культурных и общественных деятелей., The article analyzes the dynamics and basic regularities of Chernivtsi University scientific life in the force field of culture philosophy. In particular, there are main features of a university town identified, a secular dimension of the educational process as well as religious and national tolerance of teachers and students discussed, basic regularities in formation within Chernivtsi University of outstanding world-famous scholars as well as prominent cultural and public figures observed.The development of the University is traced throughout the 20th century. The names of distinguished scholars who reflected glory on the institution during its Austrian development stage are reviewed: the lawyers O. Erlich and G. Gross, the historian R. Knaidl, the economist A. Schumpeter, the psychologist G. Muller et al.Concurrently, build-up processes of the national Bukovina school are set out, which are associated with the names of such famous Ukrainian scientists and public figures as K. Tomashchuk, О. Makovei, С. Vorobkevych, І. Franko, О. Kolessa, L. Martovych, Y. Kobylianskii et al.A detailed analysis of disadvantages and achievements of the educational and scientific process during the Soviet time (1940-1991) and the contemporary Ukrainian period is presented.It is shown that at all times, even when political doctrines greatly affected the educational and scientific situation, the Chernivtsi scholars have belonged to one type of 'Bukovina nation'.
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- 2013
43. Children's Perceptions of Occupations from a Cultural Geographical Perspective
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Arvidsson Rubbetoft, Malin and Hildorsson, Linda
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children ,occupations ,barn ,Pedagogy ,bruksort ,Pedagogik ,university town ,culture geography ,universitetsstad ,kulturgeografi ,yrken ,Education ,industrial community - Abstract
Denna studie fokuserar på flickors och pojkars syn på yrken ur ett kulturgeografiskt perspektiv. En enkätundersökning genomfördes på barn i årskurs 5 där de ombads att skriva vad de skulle vilja arbeta med när de blir stora samt att motivera sina yrkesval. De fick även ta ställning till tänkbara framtida arbeten utifrån en given yrkeslista. Undersökningen utfördes i Gimo, en mindre bruksort och Uppsala, en universitetsstad. De populäraste yrkena bland barnen kan sorteras in i några större kategorier: djurrelaterade, artistrelaterade, idrottsproffs och kock/bagare. De flesta barn motiverar sina yrkesval med att yrket verkar roligt, men somliga ville tjäna pengar eller ta hand om djur och människor. Vår undersökning visar att det finns både likheter och olikheter i barns yrkesval beroende på bostadsort. När det gäller flickor och pojkar kan man se stora skillnader i resultatet. Generellt sett är olikheterna större mellan könen än mellan bostadsorterna. This study focuses on the perceptions of occupations among girls and boys from a cultural geographical perspective. A questionnaire was given to children in fifth grade. They were asked to write their preferred occupation as grown-ups and to give an explanation to the selected occupation. They also considered possible future careers by selecting from a list of pre-set occupations. The survey was carried out in Gimo, a small industrial community, and Uppsala, a town with an old university. The most popular occupations among the children can be grouped in four larger categories: animal related, artist related, professional sportsmen and chef/baker. The majority of the children chose their preferred occupation because it seems enjoyable, but some valued making money or taking care of people or animals. The result shows both differences and similarities in children's career choices depending on their place of residence. There are, however, large discrepancies when comparing gender. The differences are more significant when comparing boys and girls than when comparing location.
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- 2009
44. Marko A. Pluns: Die Universität Rostock 1418-1563. Eine Hochschule im Spannungsfeld zwischen Stadt, Landesherren und wendischen Hansestädten. Köln/Weimar/Wien: Böhlau 2007 (581 S.) [Rezension]
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Czaika, Otfried
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Landesregierung ,Hochschulpolitik ,History ,Book review ,Erziehung, Schul- und Bildungswesen ,Hochschulorganisation ,Review ,Academic sector ,Middle ages ,Education ,%22">Geschichte ,%22">Renaissance ,Stadtverwaltung ,ddc:370 ,Geschichte ,City administration ,Hochschulgeschichte ,Hochschulforschung und Hochschuldidaktik ,Historische Bildungsforschung ,University organization ,University town ,Universitätsstadt ,University ,Universität ,Bundesland government ,Herrschaft ,Domination ,University policy ,Renaissance ,History of universities ,Rostock ,Higher education policy ,Rezension ,History of education ,History of educational activities ,Gründung ,Bildungsgeschichte ,Mittelalter - Abstract
Rezension von: Marko A. Pluns: Die Universität Rostock 1418-1563. Eine Hochschule im Spannungsfeld zwischen Stadt, Landesherren und wendischen Hansestädten. Köln/Weimar/Wien: Böhlau 2007 (581 S.; ISBN 978-3-412-20039-8 ; 64,00 EUR).
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- 2009
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45. Universität als Stadtbaustein. Potenziale einer wissensbasierten Stadtentwicklung in den neuen Bundesländern
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Ziegenbein, Brigitta
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Universitätsstadt ,Weimar ,Sachsen ,Knowledge society ,Information society ,Hochschule ,Wissensgesellschaft ,Higher education institute ,Urban development ,Competitive capacity ,Dresden ,Potsdam ,Wettbewerbsfähigkeit ,Stadtentwicklung ,Thüringen ,Saxony ,Germany-Eastern States ,Informationsgesellschaft ,Brandenburg ,Wissenschaftsstandort ,Deutschland-Östliche Länder ,University town ,Thuringia ,Town development - Abstract
Die Autorin blickt als Stadtplanerin auf die 'Universitäten als Stadtbaustein': Sie geht von der These aus, dass eine bessere und gezieltere Ausnutzung der universitäts- und wissensbezogenen Potenziale der Schlüssel zur erfolgreichen Behauptung der ostdeutschen Universitätsstädte im Wettbewerb der Regionen sei. Anhand dreier Fallstädte (Potsdam, Dresden und Weimar) wird nach den wichtigsten Rahmenbedingungen gefahndet, die Potenziale einer wissensbasierten Stadtentwicklung freisetzen könnten. Die drei untersuchten Städte könnten, so das Fazit, bislang noch nicht als Prototypen der Stadt in der Wissensgesellschaft gelten - gleichwohl Potenziale dafür vorhanden seien. (HoF/Text übernommen)
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- 2009
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46. Regionale Bildungsungleichheit in Ostdeutschland
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Rehberg, Karl-Siegbert, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Soziologie (DGS), Müller-Hartmann, Irene, Rehberg, Karl-Siegbert, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Soziologie (DGS), and Müller-Hartmann, Irene
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"Die Bildungspolitik im wiedervereinigten Deutschland muß davon ausgehen, daß in den neuen Bundesländem geschichtlich überbrachte Bildungsunterschiede zwischen Regionen fortwirken. Es gibt in Ostdeutschland soziale Räume mit gleichem sozialgeograpischem Verhalten. Sie stellen unterschiedliche Strukturierungskontexte sozialer Lagen und Handlungschancen von Individuen dar. Obwohl die DDR in den 40 Jahren ihrer Existenz im Rahmen von Modernisierungsprozessen gleiche Bildungschancen für alle Bürger proklamierte und ein hohes Maß an Einheitlichkeit in der Bildungspolitik - auch sozialräumlich gesehen - anstrebte, blieben sowohl beim Erwerb der Hochschulreife und beim Zugang zum Studium als auch in der Entwicklung der schulischen und beruflichen Bildung der Bevölkerung bemerkenswerte regionale Differenzierungen bestehen. Sie existieren zwischen städtischen Dienstleistungszentren, besonders den Universitätsstädten und den agrarisch strukturieren Räumen in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und Brandenburg sowie den Industrierevieren in Sachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt und Thüringen. Auffallend hohe Bildungsniveaus der Bevölkerung und eine hohe Bildungsbeteiligung weisen die Universitätsstädte im mitteldeutschen Raum auf, die Zentren frühbürgerlicher Entwicklung waren und geschichtlich starke Bindungen an den Protestantismus besitzen. Offensichtlich wirken in den hier in Wissenschaft, Bildung, Kultur und Administration besonders stark konzentrieren Kreisen der Intelligenz und der Angestellten protestantische bildungbürgerliche Traditionen fort. Ländliche, agrarisch strukturierte Räume in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und Brandenburg haben ihre traditionelle Bildungsferne nicht verloren, obwohl die Bildungspolitik der DDR dazu beigetragen hat, die Bildungsunterschiede außerhalb der großen Städte zu mildern und das Bildungsniveau der hier lebenden Bevölkerung sukzessive zu erhöhen. Die Differenzen ländlicher Regionen gegenüber Industrieregionen beim Erwerb der Hochschulreife und beim Zugang zum Studium
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- 2010
47. Vad vill du blir när du blir stor? : Barns syn på yrken ur ett kulturgeografiskt perspektiv
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Arvidsson Rubbetoft, Malin, Hildorsson, Linda, Arvidsson Rubbetoft, Malin, and Hildorsson, Linda
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Denna studie fokuserar på flickors och pojkars syn på yrken ur ett kulturgeografiskt perspektiv. En enkätundersökning genomfördes på barn i årskurs 5 där de ombads att skriva vad de skulle vilja arbeta med när de blir stora samt att motivera sina yrkesval. De fick även ta ställning till tänkbara framtida arbeten utifrån en given yrkeslista. Undersökningen utfördes i Gimo, en mindre bruksort och Uppsala, en universitetsstad. De populäraste yrkena bland barnen kan sorteras in i några större kategorier: djurrelaterade, artistrelaterade, idrottsproffs och kock/bagare. De flesta barn motiverar sina yrkesval med att yrket verkar roligt, men somliga ville tjäna pengar eller ta hand om djur och människor. Vår undersökning visar att det finns både likheter och olikheter i barns yrkesval beroende på bostadsort. När det gäller flickor och pojkar kan man se stora skillnader i resultatet. Generellt sett är olikheterna större mellan könen än mellan bostadsorterna., This study focuses on the perceptions of occupations among girls and boys from a cultural geographical perspective. A questionnaire was given to children in fifth grade. They were asked to write their preferred occupation as grown-ups and to give an explanation to the selected occupation. They also considered possible future careers by selecting from a list of pre-set occupations. The survey was carried out in Gimo, a small industrial community, and Uppsala, a town with an old university. The most popular occupations among the children can be grouped in four larger categories: animal related, artist related, professional sportsmen and chef/baker. The majority of the children chose their preferred occupation because it seems enjoyable, but some valued making money or taking care of people or animals. The result shows both differences and similarities in children's career choices depending on their place of residence. There are, however, large discrepancies when comparing gender. The differences are more significant when comparing boys and girls than when comparing location.
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- 2009
48. Vom 'Broken-Windows-Ansatz' zu einer lebensstilorientierten ökologischen Kriminalitätstheorie
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Hermann, Dieter and Laue, Christian
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Social Problems ,Viktimisierung ,soziale Probleme ,university town ,Federal Republic of Germany ,Sociology & anthropology ,Criminal Sociology, Sociology of Law ,social milieu ,socioecological factors ,Sociology of Settlements and Housing, Urban Sociology ,Kriminalität ,empirisch-quantitativ ,soziales Milieu ,theory ,sozialökologische Faktoren ,Stadtteil ,quantitative empirical ,Universitätsstadt ,empirisch ,victimization ,life style ,city quarter ,Bundesrepublik Deutschland ,Siedlungssoziologie, Stadtsoziologie ,ddc:360 ,Soziologie, Anthropologie ,Soziale Probleme und Sozialdienste ,Kriminalsoziologie, Rechtssoziologie, Kriminologie ,criminality ,ddc:301 ,Social problems and services ,empirical ,Theorie ,Lebensstil - Abstract
'In einer theoriegeschichtlichen und systematischen Analyse des Brokers-Windows-Ansatzes erweist sich dieser in erster Linie als ökologische Kriminalitätstheorie. Diese wurde in einer empirischen Analyse, die auf Strukturdaten und Befragungsdaten von zwei Universitätsstädten basiert, untersucht. Die Zusammenhänge zwischen ökologischen Strukturen auf der Stadtteilsebene und Kriminalitätsbelastung bzw. Kriminalitätsfurcht entsprechen zwar weitgehend dem Broken-Windows-Ansatz, legen aber eine Modifikation nahe. Eine Ergänzung dieses Ansatzes kann durch die Verknüpfung mit Viktimisierungstheorien, den Lebensstilansätzen von Hindelang sowie von Hermann und Dölling erreicht werden. Dies führt zu einer Erhöhung des Erklärungspotentials. Demnach sind Kriminalitätsbelastungen in einem Stadtteil nicht nur von den Strukturbedingungen in diesem Stadtteil abhängig, sondern auch von den Lebensstilen der Bewohner.' (Autorenreferat) 'From a theoretical and a systematic point of view, the broken windows approach proves to be a mainly ecological theory of crime. This paper investigates the theory through all empirical analysis of structural and survey data from two university cities. The correlations between ecological structures in different neighbourhoods and the level of crime and the fear of crime broadly support the broken windows theory. A modification of the theory was introduced by, integrating theories of victimization namely the lifestyle studies by, Hindelang as well as Hermann and Dölling's theory. This produced a better fit of the data. The level of crime in a neighbourhood does not only depend on its structural characteristics, but in addition on the lifestyles of its inhabitants.' (author's abstract)
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- 2003
49. Norddeutsche Hafenstädte um 1800: Altona, Kiel, Rostock und Wismar: ein sozialgeschichtlicher Vergleich
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Krüger, Kersten
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Einwohner ,History ,Verkehr ,university town ,soziale Ungleichheit ,Sociology & anthropology ,harbor ,Handelspolitik ,Sozialstruktur ,social structure ,occupational distribution ,Stadt ,town ,Sociology of Settlements and Housing, Urban Sociology ,Schifffahrt ,Germany ,empirisch-quantitativ ,Geschichte ,traditional culture ,resident ,service ,structure ,shipping ,Deutschland ,traditionelle Kultur ,Berufsstruktur ,traffic ,quantitative empirical ,Universitätsstadt ,Struktur ,social inequality ,historisch ,Social History, Historical Social Research ,historische Entwicklung ,empirisch ,Besteuerung ,historical ,historical development ,Siedlungssoziologie, Stadtsoziologie ,trade policy ,Soziologie, Anthropologie ,Dienstleistung ,ddc:301 ,taxation ,empirical ,ddc:900 ,Sozialgeschichte, historische Sozialforschung ,Hafen - Abstract
Analysiert werden die Sozialstruktur und mögliche soziale Veränderungen in vier Hafenstädten um 1800: Altona, Kiel, Rostock und Wismar. Als Quellen dienen Einwohnerlisten und Steuerregister, aus denen über 70.000 Fälle in die Datenbasis aufgenommen wurden und die nach einer statistischen Auswertung Auskunft über die Arbeitssituation und die wirtschaftliche Stärke der Haushalte geben. Ausgehend von den Systemen der Besteuerung in Holstein und Mecklenburg sowie von der Entwicklung sozialer Polarisation werden im Ergebnis unterschiedliche Profile der vier Städte ausgemacht: Altona war ein Zentrum für Handel, Verkehr und Bankwesen; Kiel eine Handels- und Universitätsstadt; Rostock ein Zentrum von Verkehr und Handel, ergänzend auch als Universitätsstadt; Wismar eine Stadt des Handels und Verkehrs, obgleich weniger wichtig als die anderen Städte. Während Altona und Rostock wirklich wichtige Seehäfen mit vergleichbaren Funktionen in Handel und Dienstleistungen waren, bewahrte Kiel mehr eine traditionelle soziale Struktur. Wismar blieb zurück mit unterentwickelten Dienstleistungen und einem vergleichsweise hohen Anteil an ungelernter Arbeit. (prh) 'The research project Seaports in Northern Germany in 1800 aimed to analyze the social structure and possible social change in four cities: Altona, Kiel, Rostock, and Wismar. The sources are census lists and tax registers from which about 70,000 cases were written into databases. Two items of social structure will be statistically analyzed in this article: employment and economic strength (measured in taxation) of the households. As a result, different profiles of the four cities can be traced. The vocational structure was urban as the first economic sector was unimportant, though there were some activities in fishing in Rostock and Wismar. The second and the third sector reached equal levels in Altona, Kiel, and Rostock, whereas in Wismar the third sector was clearly weaker. Within the second sector we mostly find conformity in the basic equipment with crafts on the following ranks of branches: 1. clothing, 2. building, 3. victualling, 4. timber- and woodcraft, 5. metal processing crafts. The third sector, however, shows special profiles with different ranks. Altona: 1. commerce, 2. transportation, 3. banking and insurances, 4. health and hygiene, 5. teaching and culture on equal level with accommodation; Kiel: 1. commerce, 2. teaching and culture, 3. transportation, 4. accommodation, 5. health and hygiene; Rostock: 1. transportation, 2. commerce, 3. teaching and culture, 4. accommodation, 5. health and hygiene; Wismar: 1. commerce, 2. transportation, 3. health and hygiene, 4. teaching and culture, 5. accommodation. Hence we may infer that Altona was a centre of commerce, transportation, and banking; Kiel a commercial and university city; Rostock a centre of transportation and commerce, additionally a university city; Wismar a town of commerce and transportation, though clearly less important than her sisters. Unskilled labour had significantly less importance in Altona and Rostock than in Kiel and Wismar, which indicates similarity in higher developed professionalised employment in both Altona and Rostock. Solvency, measured in taxation, reveals different patterns of social inequality. Calculated within the systems of taxation in Holstein and Mecklenburg, the lower classes were more numerous in Altona than in Kiel, the middle classes stronger in Kiel, whereas the upper classes reached equal proportions, but payed higher amounts in Altona. on a lower level, which is mainly due to a slightly digressive taxation in Mecklenburg, the same difference existed between Rostock and Wismar. Thus in the cities of Altona and Rostock social polarization was more significant than in Kiel and Wismar, which seem to have been more harmonious in their social structure. If we suppose that sophisticated services and proceeding social polarization were signs of preindustrial modernization, the four cities may be characterized as follows. Altona and Rostock were real seaports with similar functions in commerce and services. Kiel preserved a more traditional social structure, stabilized by its function as a university town. Wismar remained backward with underdeveloped services and a comparatively high proportion of unskilled labour. The databases allow further research, for example in demography or, combined with maps, in social geography.' (author's abstract)
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- 1998
50. Regionale Bildungsungleichheit in Ostdeutschland
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Irene Müller-Hartmann, Rehberg, Karl-Siegbert, and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Soziologie (DGS)
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German Democratic Republic (GDR) ,Bildungsverlauf ,university town ,agricultural area ,Federal Republic of Germany ,DDR ,level of education ,Sociology & anthropology ,neue Bundesländer ,educational opportunity ,empirisch-qualitativ ,qualitative empirical ,Political science ,course of education ,city-country relationship ,Universitätsstadt ,Bildungspolitik ,empirisch ,Federal republic of germany ,Industrial region ,Protestantismus ,Bundesrepublik Deutschland ,Agrargebiet ,regional difference ,educational policy ,participation in education ,regionaler Unterschied ,New Federal States ,Sociology of Education ,Protestantism ,Soziologie, Anthropologie ,Bildungs- und Erziehungssoziologie ,Industriegebiet ,ddc:301 ,Bildungschance ,Stadt-Land-Beziehung ,industrial region ,Bildungsniveau ,empirical ,Bildungsbeteiligung ,Humanities - Abstract
"Die Bildungspolitik im wiedervereinigten Deutschland muß davon ausgehen, daß in den neuen Bundesländem geschichtlich überbrachte Bildungsunterschiede zwischen Regionen fortwirken. Es gibt in Ostdeutschland soziale Räume mit gleichem sozialgeograpischem Verhalten. Sie stellen unterschiedliche Strukturierungskontexte sozialer Lagen und Handlungschancen von Individuen dar. Obwohl die DDR in den 40 Jahren ihrer Existenz im Rahmen von Modernisierungsprozessen gleiche Bildungschancen für alle Bürger proklamierte und ein hohes Maß an Einheitlichkeit in der Bildungspolitik - auch sozialräumlich gesehen - anstrebte, blieben sowohl beim Erwerb der Hochschulreife und beim Zugang zum Studium als auch in der Entwicklung der schulischen und beruflichen Bildung der Bevölkerung bemerkenswerte regionale Differenzierungen bestehen. Sie existieren zwischen städtischen Dienstleistungszentren, besonders den Universitätsstädten und den agrarisch strukturieren Räumen in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und Brandenburg sowie den Industrierevieren in Sachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt und Thüringen. Auffallend hohe Bildungsniveaus der Bevölkerung und eine hohe Bildungsbeteiligung weisen die Universitätsstädte im mitteldeutschen Raum auf, die Zentren frühbürgerlicher Entwicklung waren und geschichtlich starke Bindungen an den Protestantismus besitzen. Offensichtlich wirken in den hier in Wissenschaft, Bildung, Kultur und Administration besonders stark konzentrieren Kreisen der Intelligenz und der Angestellten protestantische bildungbürgerliche Traditionen fort. Ländliche, agrarisch strukturierte Räume in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und Brandenburg haben ihre traditionelle Bildungsferne nicht verloren, obwohl die Bildungspolitik der DDR dazu beigetragen hat, die Bildungsunterschiede außerhalb der großen Städte zu mildern und das Bildungsniveau der hier lebenden Bevölkerung sukzessive zu erhöhen. Die Differenzen ländlicher Regionen gegenüber Industrieregionen beim Erwerb der Hochschulreife und beim Zugang zum Studium haben sich deutlich verringert." (Autorenreferat)
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- 1997
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