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Urban Living Lab for Local RegenerationGoverning with Urban Living Labs

Urban Living Lab for Local Regeneration: Governing with Urban Living Labs [Within the European Union, Urban Living Labs now figure prominently in the urban governance toolbox. On the local stage, they are seen as auxiliaries that encourage citizen participation with a view to co-constructing policies designed to improve the quality of housing and the built environment. Their versatility is remarkable, and they are used both to boost new approaches to planning, such as tactical urbanism, and to renew the regeneration policies of large social housing areas. This text is the result of the SoHoLab research project and aims to provide a critical analysis of the roles and functions of Urban Living Labs as support tools for planning policies. Based on a review of the specialized literature and the work and experiments carried out within the framework of SoHoLab, it proposes an approach that strives to analyse ULLs as components of a new model of urban governance. From a critical perspective, it formulates the hypothesis that ULLs are not only tools of power aimed at promoting the empowerment of residents but also seeking to improve the legitimacy of planning policies and to impose a model of domination and forms of social control in accordance with the requirements of neoliberal city regulation.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Urban Living Lab for Local RegenerationGoverning with Urban Living Labs

Part of the The Urban Book Series Book Series
Editors: Aernouts, Nele; Cognetti, Francesca; Maranghi, Elena

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Publisher
Springer International Publishing
Copyright
© The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2023. This book is an open access publication.
ISBN
978-3-031-19747-5
Pages
39 –52
DOI
10.1007/978-3-031-19748-2_3
Publisher site
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Abstract

[Within the European Union, Urban Living Labs now figure prominently in the urban governance toolbox. On the local stage, they are seen as auxiliaries that encourage citizen participation with a view to co-constructing policies designed to improve the quality of housing and the built environment. Their versatility is remarkable, and they are used both to boost new approaches to planning, such as tactical urbanism, and to renew the regeneration policies of large social housing areas. This text is the result of the SoHoLab research project and aims to provide a critical analysis of the roles and functions of Urban Living Labs as support tools for planning policies. Based on a review of the specialized literature and the work and experiments carried out within the framework of SoHoLab, it proposes an approach that strives to analyse ULLs as components of a new model of urban governance. From a critical perspective, it formulates the hypothesis that ULLs are not only tools of power aimed at promoting the empowerment of residents but also seeking to improve the legitimacy of planning policies and to impose a model of domination and forms of social control in accordance with the requirements of neoliberal city regulation.]

Published: Nov 12, 2022

Keywords: Governmentality; Urban governance; Neoliberal city

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