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(Un-)Securities in public spaces in consideration of gender and diversity in Baden, NÖ
15.05.2006 - 31.12.2009
Assigned research project
In the context of the urban reneval planning in Baden, NÖ, problems appear with the local integration of marginalised groups of inhabitants on central places in the city. The Problems have been discussed in al ideological colored debate on the topic (Un-)securities in public spaces. Facing the increasing social disparities and the varying demand on the use of public spaces actors of the urban reneval in Baden inquired in differentiation of this ideological colored debatte how public spaces can be planned urbanistic and as social process so that the form and use of the public spaces (better) be up to the specific demands of (local) integration. The staff of the Centre of Sociology was asked to accomplish a attended diversity-and gender sensitive scientific research on the planning process and on the rebuiding of the central places. After mediation of socio-scientifc fundaments to the topic diversity and gender, diversity management and diversity- and gendersensitive planning adequate aims and methods for the rebuilding of the public spaces will be developed in the attended research.
People
Project leader
Jens Dangschat
(E280)
Sub project leader
Gesa Witthöft
(E280)
Institute
E280 - Institute of Spatial Planning
Contract/collaboration
Stadt Baden Abteilung für Gesundheit und Soziales
Research focus
Business Informatics: 30%
Beyond TUW-research focus: 10%
Energy Active Buildings, Settlements and Spatial Infrastructures: 60%
Keywords
German
English
Emprirische Sozialforschung
Emprirical Social Research
Stadterneuerung
Urban Reneval Planning
Politikberatung
Policy Advice
Gesellschaftliche Ungleichheit - Gender
Social Diversity - Gender
Integrationsforschung
Research on Integration
Integrationspolitken
Policies of Integration
Publications
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