keywords periode 1 week 4

Inclusivity

the practice or policy of providing equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized, such as those having physical or intellectual disabilities or belonging to other minority groups.

Exclusivity

The practice of excluding or not admitting other things, restriction to a particular person, group, or area.

performance turn

Routines and everyday life are not completely separated from tourism

Politicization

The cultural process of producing and maintaining centralized political power by co-opting the humanization process.

overtourism

excessive tourism that is harmful to the quality of life of local residents and results in negative experiences for visitors

Urban Planning

A plan or thought for the design of a city

Gentrification

A process of converting an urban neighborhood from a predominantly low

new urban tourism

people are interested in more than the must

programming

The art of creating a program, like what events in a park will be that year.

exclusive barriers structural

systematically limit access to resources, services, or opportunities for specific groups, creating exclusivity by favoring one group while disadvantaging another, for example not being able to join because of a handicap

exclusive barriers symbolic

systematically limit access to resources, services, or opportunities for specific groups, creating exclusivity by favoring one group while disadvantaging another, for example not sharing the same beliefs

exclusive barriers financial

systematically limit access to resources, services, or opportunities for specific groups, creating exclusivity by favoring one group while disadvantaging another, for example not having enough money for a concert

The city as a social space

the multifaceted environment where social interactions, activities, and relationships manifest and are shaped by the physical, cultural, and economic structures of the urban setting.

The city as physical space

the built environment and geographical area that forms the city's tangible structure, encompassing buildings, infrastructure (roads, utilities), public spaces (parks, squares), and the overall urban area.

The city as lived experience

the holistic personal knowledge of a city's environment, including perceptions, emotions, social interactions, and daily practices that shape an individual's subjective understanding and engagement with urban spaces

Mobilities Paradigm

explores the movement of people, ideas and things, as well as the broader social implications of those movements