... commercial and non-commercial purposes), subject to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at http://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Participation Learning Place branding Practitioners Co-creation Inclusion...

... and also discusses the challenges and benefits related to place branding flowing from having residents participate in decision-making processes. Design/methodology/approach Listening to residents and offering opportunities to participate requires place branders to fully attend to, comprehend...

... over two years, using mixed methods research in each municipal case study. Data come from key stakeholder interviews, participant observation, focus groups and demographic data to understand the perceptions and practices of local government officials and migrants within the community. Findings...

... of) increasing inaccessibility and regulation, selecting for this research case study an activist collective created in this climate, the Marrickville Warehouse Alliance (MWA). The MWA is a collective of approximately 150 participants and 12 warehouse spaces based in the Sydney suburb of Marrickville, who...

.... Findings Participation is present in several passages of the Contract and refers to different possible readings of the term: participation as institutional framework, participation as rights, participation in the public sphere and participation as practice. Originality/value This paper contributes...

... of subsidiarity on which it is founded, a period of participatory practices began that aimed to include citizens in public decisions, especially within local administrations. Centred around the principle of direct citizen participation, these processes are based on creating opportunities for dialogue and exchange...

...Dina Vaiou Purpose The paper aims to propose (re)thinking participation, a much-debated issue in urban studies, planning and development, both in its grass-roots and its institutional versions. Design/methodology/approach The paper draws from two phases of people’s participation concerning...

... that sometimes becomes convincing participation. This informal transformation of the built or natural environment can create a small sense of place everywhere. At the same time, it can work against the architectural and urban character of a neighbourhood or a building, rendering a feeling of disorder...

...Elizelle J. Cilliers; Emma Diemont; Derk‐Jan Stobbelaar; Wim Timmermans Purpose Amersfoort Local Municipality implemented the workbench spatial quality method (referred to as workbench method) to enhance participation in green‐planning processes. Design/methodology/approach As part...