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Platz nehmenWer hat ein Recht auf Stadt? Wer soll und wer darf sich im ffentlichen Raum aufhalten? Stdtische Verwaltungen und Regierungen sind zunehmend besessen vom 'Image' ihrer Stadt und strzen sich in einen Vermarktungswettbewerb, der auf Tourismus, Investoren und Immobilienmrkte ausgerichtet ist. Die Menschen, die in der Stadt leben, werden dabei zum Ziel architektonischer Verdrngungsmanahmen. berwachungskameras, Bnke mit geneigter Sitzflche oder trennenden

Wer hat ein Recht auf Stadt? Wer soll und wer darf sich im öffentlichen Raum aufhalten? Städtische Verwaltungen und Regierungen sind zunehmend besessen vom 'Image' ihrer Stadt und stürzen sich in einen Vermarktungswettbewerb, der auf Tourismus, Investoren und Immobilienmärkte ausgerichtet ist. Die Menschen, die in der Stadt leben, werden dabei zum Ziel architektonischer Verdrängungsmaßnahmen. Überwachungskameras, Bänke mit geneigter Sitzfläche oder trennenden Armlehnen, auf denen man nicht schlafen kann, und andere Instrumente 'defensiver Architektur' erschweren insbesondere sozial marginalisierten Menschen wie Obdachlosen das Leben in der Stadt. Massive Tourismusförderung macht die Stadt ihren Bewohnern fremd und unlebbar. Business Improvement Districts heben unter dem Vorwand der Strukturförderung elementare Grundrechte auf. Gegen diese Tendenzen führt Labbé die Notwendigkeit ins Feld, eine Stadt neu zu erfinden, die sich an uns alle richtet. Er zeigt, wie Widerstand gegen diese Architektur der Verachtung gelingt und Orte wieder angeeignet werden können, und fordert eine Architektur, die ihre Aufgabe als soziale begreift und Räume der Anerkennung schafft. Denn eine Stadt, in der wir einander nicht mehr in aller Unterschiedlichkeit begegnen können, ist ein Verlust für uns alle.

EAN: 9783960543305
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 04.09.2023
Produktform: Kartoniert, Klappenbroschur
Titel der Reihe: Nautilus Flugschrift##
Autoren: Labbé, Mickaël
Übersetzung: Kurz, Felix
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 203
Abbildungen: Mit zahlreichen S/W-Abbildungen
Keyword: Architektur; Ausgrenzung; Axel Honneth; Frankreich; Henri Lefebvre; Obdachlose; Politik; Profit; Recht auf Stadt; Stadt; Stadtentwicklung; Straßburg; Städtebau; Tourismus; Vermarktung; Vertreibung; Wohnungslose; Zusammenleben; defensive Architektur; feindselige Architektur; hostile design; öffentlicher Raum
Fachschema: Architektur - Baukunst~Bau / Baukunst~Entwurf / Architektur~Diskriminierung~Prekariat~Armut~Stadt~Soziologie / Bevölkerung, Siedlung, Stadt
Fachkategorie: Architektur~Armut und Arbeitslosigkeit~Wohnen und Obdachlosigkeit~Städte, Stadtgemeinden, Soziale Diskriminierung und soziale Gleichbehandlung
Text Sprache: ger
Originalsprache: fre
Verlag: Edition Nautilus, Edition Nautilus GmbH
Länge: 209 mm
Breite: 128 mm
Höhe: 20 mm
Gewicht: 267 gr
Genre: Sozialwissenschaften/Recht/Wirtschaft
Herkunftsland: DEUTSCHLAND (DE)
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This is one of the best training collars we have used. So good that we ordered a second one so each dog has one and we have recommended it to several other people. It has 3 options, beeping, vibration and shock. Each option has several different settings. The collar comes in many different colors. It is very sturdy and it is waterproof. It is adjustable and the clip is very sturdy. I had previously bought a different training collar that did not phase my dog in the slightest and was a complete waste of money. It always seemed to be low on battery even after charging, this one however lasts like a week after charging. I will continue to use this brand for sure
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Dallas, US
★★★★★ 5
The Toy Annie Always Comes Back To
Size: X-Small, Color: Pink
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These have become one of Annie's all-time favorite toys. Annie is a tiny 4-pound dog, and she can be surprisingly picky about toys. She has a basket full of options, but she consistently comes back to her nubby Nylabones. I think the size and texture are a big part of why she likes them so much. They're easy for her to carry around, chew on, and play with by herself. Whenever I buy a new one, it quickly becomes part of her regular toy rotation. As a small-dog owner, I appreciate finding toys that are appropriately sized and actually get used instead of being ignored after a few days. If you have a tiny dog who loves to chew, these are definitely worth trying. They've been a favorite in our house for a long time.
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Diana Scharnus
Battle Creek, US
★★★★★ 4
Dogs love these!
Size: Small, Color: Pink
My miniature Goldendoodle puppies love these! The only drawback is after several weeks of chewing, the bones develop pretty sharp edges long before the actual bone has been worn down. At that point, they are dangerous for the dog’s gums and must be thrown away.
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Houston, US
★★★★★ 5
🦴 Micro Bone, Major Relief; Perfect Puppy Teething Chew Toy
Size: X-Small, Color: Blue, Size: X-Small, Color: Blue
🐾 Hi, I’m PVD; teething survivor, nub enthusiast, and gum massage advocate. This tiny blue bone was my day-one favorite from 8 weeks to 5.5 months, it handled every chew session, tantrum, and tooth eruption with dignity. I’ve officially “aged out,” but I still salute it. ⭐ Why it earned 5 stars: ✔️ Perfect XS size for toy breed jaws ✔️ Soft on sore gums, durable enough for dramatic chewing ✔️ Ridges + nubs = mouth spa treatment ✔️ Chilling it = elite teething relief ✔️ Kept me busy and prevented chewing on illegal things (furniture, shoes… mother) 🌀 Why I’m now gracefully retiring it (but still recommending): ✘ Jaw strength and confidence grew but I didn’t vibe with the larger size versions (tried and rejected them with judgment) ✘ Texture now too gentle for my post-teething chew style ✘ Advanced chewers may get bored once the rage-chewing era passes ✘ I get gum relief via Nylabone Nubz edible chews now Best For: • XS-Small breed puppies, especially under 5 lbs • Teething stages + gum relief • Delicate chewers or fur babies still in the love-bite phase • First-time puppy parents (trust me, this bone prevents household drama!) • 8 weeks–6 months old 🚫 Not for adult teeth or advanced chew techniques. 📝 Final Re-Barks: Iconic starter bone for toy breed pups. Affordable, safe, and genuinely soothing during teething chaos. It carried me through the hardest months (and saved several legs; both human and furniture). I’ve outgrown it; but I’ll forever endorse it for the next generation of tiny chewers. — PVD (Tiny Tooth Graduate, Former Chew Therapy Success Story 🧊🦴)
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