Die „Inszenierung” regionaler Teilräume — ein Beitrag zur Bildung einer Region?
Corinna Clemens
Raumforschung und Raumordnung · 2000
doi:10.1007/bf03185190 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This article outlines some of the manifestations of, and the background to, the notion of “staged attractions” created at a variety of dispersed locations with the intention of strengthening the cohesion of the region which embraces them. Should such “staged” concepts be seen as representing new avenues for the creation of regions? And what consequences do they present for spatial planning? This article describes the conditions under which “staged attractions” are created at various locations within a region and refers to a number of examples from the Stuttgart region to illustrate some of the types which exist. Finally, the author discusses some of the advantages which the use of “staged attractions” in planning may hold and the associated challenges which planners will face in the future.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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