Titlebook: Culture, Participation and Policy in the Municipal Public Park; Abigail Gilmore Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Commodity Price Shocks and World Economiesvalues of parks, their ‘cultural-ness’ and ‘public-ness’ and their relevance to policy. It also sets out the structure of the book and outlines the empirical research on everyday participation in England and Scotland, the basis for the inquiry into these important cultural policy spaces.

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Everyday Spaces for Participation and Policy,values of parks, their ‘cultural-ness’ and ‘public-ness’ and their relevance to policy. It also sets out the structure of the book and outlines the empirical research on everyday participation in England and Scotland, the basis for the inquiry into these important cultural policy spaces.

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The Social Lives of Public Parks, 15(4):495–514, 2019) consideration of urban parks as ‘spaces apart’, which host conviviality and encounters that recognise and reproduce social boundaries, I consider the social lives of parks, and their role in practising place and public space.

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Municipal Care: Public Parks and the Governance of Place, six ecosystem case studies of the Understanding Everyday Participation (UEP) research to explore perception and experiences of place governance through everyday participation in parks and green spaces in these locations.

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,Nineteenth-century women’s magazines,ion of place governance. It considers how these processes prevail on the right to the city, following Lefebvre (Le Droit à la ville. Anthropos, Paris, 1968), which is manifest in the public park not just as a text on the city but as a right to everyday participation in urban life and cultural democracy.

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