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- Ketola, Katja
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Araby-projektet. En utvärdering av ett lokalt utvecklingsarbete i bostadsområdet Araby i Växjö
- 1998
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This report presents an evaluation of the local development work in the housing area Araby in Växjö. Araby is a large-scale housing area with about 4900 inhabitants (1995). The municipal government of Växjö decided in 1996 to begin a local development work in Araby. The evaluation aims to describe the local development work regarding: 1. How the interplay between local, municipality and housing company actors has worked 2. How local initiatives to development has been supported by municipal physical planning 3. How the collabotation within the municipality and between the municipality officials and other actors has worked 4. How civil ascendancy has come to expression and 5. How new forms of physical planning has been used.
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- Ketola, Katja
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I mötet mellan projekt och process. Om samverkan
- 2000
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Licentiatavhandling (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This thesis for the degree of Licentiate of Architecture is an inquiry into the possibilities and obstacles for a communicative planning practice in the regeneration of neighbourhoods. Focusing on the planning process it discusses the commonly used concept of collaboration and trust as a prerequisite of collaboration. It draws on communicative planning theory and the institutionalist approach in social science. The study includes a qualitative case study of a regeneration project in the neighbourhood Navestad in Norrköping. The regeneration project was officially described as a continuous process based on a participatory approach and collaboration between different planning levels. The project aimed to break the pattern of prior regeneration projects in the neighbourhood; projects with an ad hoc character based on an instrumental and objective planning approach. The thesis highlights two aspects of trust relations as momentous for collaboration in the regeneration project: the reciprocity in trust and the significance of prior experiences in the judgement of the risk in showing trust in the relationships between different stakeholders in the planning process. Different styles of planning governance within the regeneration project are identified. The analysis of the planning process shows that collaboration was obstructed by differences in the rationality of means between stakeholders acting in different governance styles. The thesis emphasizes that the institutional basis for developing governance forms that facilitate a communicative planning practice is too weak for breaking the pattern of objective and instrumental planning of the previous regeneration projects in the neighbourhood.
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