Quality of Urban Life
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  2. English
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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2013
Print ISBN
9783110105773
eBook ISBN
9783110884968

Table of contents

  1. Part A: Overview: Quality of Urban Life
  2. Introduction
  3. 1. The New Urban Crisis
  4. 2. Psychological Aspects of the Quality of Urban Life
  5. 1 Introduction
  6. 2 The Meaning of the Quality of Urban Life
  7. 3 Issues in Describing the Physical Environment
  8. 4 Issues in the Definition of the Person
  9. 3. On Cities, Design, and People
  10. 1 The Future of Cities and the Role of Design
  11. 2 Death and Life of the Modern Movement
  12. 3 ā€œMegastructura Labilisā€
  13. 4 Post-Modern and Beyond
  14. 5 What Next?
  15. Part B: Social Networks
  16. Introduction
  17. 4. Social Networks and the Quality of Life
  18. 1 Time to Care
  19. 2 Social Support
  20. 5. Social Networks in Urban Neighbourhoods
  21. 1 The Impact of Urban Environment on Social Networks
  22. 2 Urban Environments and Social Networks: How to Study Network Properties in Large Populations?
  23. 3 Conclusions
  24. 6. Network Procedures
  25. 1 Growth of Network Studies
  26. 2 Macro and Micro Approaches
  27. 3 The Contextualization of Social Networks
  28. 4 The Features of the Network
  29. 5 Basis of the Determinancy of Social Action
  30. 6 Data Collection
  31. 7 The Manchester Homeless Families Study
  32. 8 The Analysis of the Data
  33. 9 Conclusions
  34. Part C: Ethnic Minorities
  35. Introduction
  36. 7. Acculturation and Stress Among Immigrants and Later Generation Individuals
  37. 1 Introduction
  38. 2 A Model of Acculturation
  39. 3 Psychological Stress: A Model and Some Findings
  40. 4 Some Observations from the Data
  41. 5 Conclusions
  42. 8. The Pattern of Acculturation amongst Asian and Caribbean Descended Youth in Britain
  43. 1 The Limitations of Acculturation Theory
  44. 2 The Asian Immigrants to Great Britain
  45. 3 The West Indian Immigrants to Great Britain
  46. 4 Conclusions
  47. 9. Acculturation in Urban Areas: Migrant Workers and the Settlement of Turks in West Berlin
  48. 1 Introduction
  49. 2 Models of Acculturation and Assimilation
  50. 3 Towards a More Differentiated View
  51. 4 The Urban Concentration of Turkish Settlement Patterns
  52. 5 The Cultural Diversity of the Turkish Enclave in West Berlin
  53. 6 Research Findings
  54. 7 Occupational Orientations of the Turkish Youth in West Berlin/Acculturation?
  55. 8 Work Values
  56. 9 Future Orientations Towards Working and Living
  57. Part D: Man – Environment Relations
  58. Introduction
  59. 10. The Use and Design of Open Spaces in Urban Neighbourhoods
  60. 1 Introduction
  61. 2 The Conceptual Framework
  62. 3 Activities and Activity Systems
  63. 4 Settings and Systems of Settings
  64. 5 Supportive Environments
  65. 6 The Neighbourhood as Setting System
  66. 7 An Example: Pedestrian Activities
  67. 8 Design and Research
  68. 11. Aesthetic, Communication and Use: Perspectives for Urban Open Spaces
  69. 12. An Ecological Approach to Urban Environment Perception
  70. 1 Introduction
  71. 2 Methodological Aspects
  72. 3 Type one Studies: Perceptions of the Whole Urban Environment
  73. 4 Type two Studies: Perception of the Quality of the Residential Environment in the Sample Area
  74. 5 Type three Studies: Inhabitants’ and Temporary Visitors’ Cognitive Representation of the City
  75. 6 Conclusions
  76. 13. Psychological Identity of and Identification With Urban Neighbourhoods
  77. 1 Introduction
  78. 2 Design of the Research Project
  79. 3 Identity of and Identification with One’s Neighbourhood as Reflected in Subjective Presentations
  80. 4 Identity Markers in the Physical Environment
  81. 5 Identification with the Neighbourhood qua Social Environment
  82. 6 Conclusions
  83. Part E: Mental Health
  84. Introduction
  85. 14. New York City’s Open Space System. The Process of Evolution
  86. 15. The Reform of Health and Psychiatric Services in Relation to the Quality of Urban Life. Experiences in the Region of Piedmont and in the City of Turin
  87. 1 Introduction
  88. 2 Decentralization of Mental Health Services (MHS) in Piedmont and in the City of Turin
  89. 3 Transformations and Crises
  90. 4 Dismantling the Psychiatric Hospitals in Turin
  91. 16. From the Social Movement Towards the Socio-Cultural Movement. The Example of Amsterdam
  92. List of Authors
  93. Author Index

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