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Planning a future together: Could Eisenhüttenstadt use some deliberative democracy?

June 1, 2021 by Hans Blokland, by Hans Blokland, Democratic Theory, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 3 Views

Political communities occasionally come to crossroads where fundamental, far-reaching decisions must be made. At such times, it can enhance the democratic and substantive quality of decision-making if significant numbers of citizens are invitedRead More

Vaccination Tourism – The Dangers of A New Niche

March 27, 2021 by Asaf Leshem, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 4 Views

By Asaf Leshem and Matt Robinson After more than a year of almost complete worldwide shutdown, the tourism sector is fighting for survival, more so than ever before faced with an ultimatum –Read More

Towards inclusive urban policy-making: a cultural rights perspective

July 8, 2020 by Paola Perrin de Brichambaut, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 2 Views

The year 2007 marked the global demographic transition to the urban age. Although still vastly disparate between regions, levels of urbanisation are expected to increase overall across the globe over the next fewRead More

The trouble with tourism in Barcelona – A problem beyond Barcelona

April 1, 2019 by Akram Yacob, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comments 6 Views

The gentrification of Barcelona is not a new story. If you live in cities like New York City, Mexico City or Hong Kong, then perhaps you know this story too. Or if youRead More

Branding of cities: to whom is the city advertized and what fundamental idea lies beh

February 6, 2018 by Oktay Tuncer, Science Criticism, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 5 Views

“Good advertising does not just circulate information. It penetrates the public mind with desires and belief”, is one of the famous quotations of 20th century-advertisement and branding Guru, Leo Burnett. As a residentRead More

Berlin’s Evolving Relationships With Its Memorials

October 6, 2017 by Asaf Leshem, Unkategorisiert, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 4 Views

What is the purpose of these memorials? And who are they for? What is Berlin’s evolving relationship between commemoration and tourism? Riddled with important historical events and countless memorial sites to commemorate them, BerlinRead More

Yolocaust, Austerlitz & Uploading Holocaust: Dark Tourism Goes Public

February 9, 2017 by Asaf Leshem, Unkategorisiert, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 6 Views

To many travellers, the act of visiting a tourist site, where death, tragedy or atrocity are presented in some way is a familiar experience. Relatively new, however, is the increased popularity of experiencingRead More

Rural Regeneration by Connecting Bigger Social Solutions

September 28, 2016 by Hans Blokland, by Hans Blokland, Project reports, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 4 Views

  Complex social issues are often more easily resolved when they are connected up with other societal problems. Habitual approaches to thinking and problem solving, as well as the ways we have dividedRead More

British-European Tourism After Brexit: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

July 11, 2016 by Asaf Leshem, Uncategorized, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 8 Views

For most people who have been watching the story of Brexit unfold, it’s been mostly about the political and economic implications. Moreover, the focus is on the impact Brexit will have on theRead More

The Social Dilemma Of Berlin’s Booming Tourism Industry

April 9, 2016 by Asaf Leshem, Uncategorized, Urban Sociology and Tourism No Comment 5 Views

As an urban tourism destination, Berlin developed rapidly since German reunification in October 1990. Its unique character, fascinating history, and low prices (compared to other over developed European urban destinations) made it attractiveRead More

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