Titlebook: Enhancing the City.; New Perspectives for Giovanni Maciocco,Silvia Serreli Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 City project

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The Ambivalent Space(s) of Tourism in Italian Colonial Libyaed travel through the Mediterranean coastal region as well as deep into the pre-Saharan interior. This system combined what was among the most advanced networks of transportation and accommodation of any Western colony – providing a level of service that was coincident with or even superior to the s

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Waterfront Retrieved: Buenos Aires’ Contrasting Leisure Experienceto get some perspective on these developments and can confront them with the integral history of this area. The areas of Puerto Madero, Costanera Sur, Reserva Ecológica and Santa María del Plata have distinctive characteristics and these are reflected in urban landscape, architecture and especially

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Book 2009come a simulacrum offered to tourists, spectacularised with the aim of increasing its capacity for attraction. The experiences dealt with in the papers of authors belonging to different disciplinary fields, emphasise the city’s tendencies to create “stage-set contexts” of the private type, be it his

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The Psychosocial Reality of Digital Traveland the weakening of the individual resulting in flexible man, infinitely adaptable and able to be manipulated. It is a sociological phenomenon that over thirty years ago Sennett (1977) considered the result of a change that led halfway through the nineteenth century to the formation of a new capitalist, secularised, urban culture.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137519863nected to urban centres and also display urban lifestyles. “Accessibility” and “mobility” are key words in a modern dynamic space-economy, not only at intraregional scales but also at interregional and even international scales.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-5902-1ose aspects of cities that contribute towards a tourism that not only occurs in cities but is also distinctly urban. It is these characteristics that relate the specific activity of urban tourism to the distinctive forms and functions of cities and underpin much of the discussion of policy.