Journal of Urban Science (도시과학)

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Investigating the New Typology of Contemporary Public Spaces and Socio-Spatial Discussions on Publicness

현대 공공공간의 유형 및 공공성에 관한 사회 공간적 논의

  • Published : 2023.12.31
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Abstract

In the process of urbanization under capitalism, new types of urban public spaces that combine 'living space' and 'economic space' play a dual role as a public sphere and a place for capital accumulation. This dual role has resulted in the multidimensional nature of the public nature of urban space, which in turn has resulted in the boundaries between 'public' and 'private' in the city becoming increasingly blurred. Therefore, this study presents an example of a continuum approach to space based on criticism of the socio-spatial debate and examines how it can be used in empirical research. The types of public spaces and the scope of publicness are evolving over time. Ultimately, this implies the need for a typology of contemporary public space and publicness that centers on questions of function, perception and ownership, which are very important for how public space is managed.

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