2010
DOI: 10.1057/pb.2010.12
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Neo-liberalism and the future of place marketing

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“…In this process, new capitalism attracts fluid capital (money capital) and big (global) capital groups directly to construction investments. [3,4,5] Cities, transformed into the most profitable investment areas for the unearned income sector so as to become the most effective field for this process [6] are expanding explosively everywhere through high-rise buildings that provide the highest unearned income horizontally at urban peripheries that especially provide cheap land and by transforming the horizontal into the vertical. Hence, in today's world, and, therefore, in today's Turkey, capital renders urban planning disreputable, and by regarding architecture dissimilar to other markets, it reshapes it by dragging it into global competition.…”
Section: Globalisation and Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this process, new capitalism attracts fluid capital (money capital) and big (global) capital groups directly to construction investments. [3,4,5] Cities, transformed into the most profitable investment areas for the unearned income sector so as to become the most effective field for this process [6] are expanding explosively everywhere through high-rise buildings that provide the highest unearned income horizontally at urban peripheries that especially provide cheap land and by transforming the horizontal into the vertical. Hence, in today's world, and, therefore, in today's Turkey, capital renders urban planning disreputable, and by regarding architecture dissimilar to other markets, it reshapes it by dragging it into global competition.…”
Section: Globalisation and Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The urban space, as a result, is reshaped through prestigeproviding buildings branded by their height or iconic designs, marketing a "new living-consumption style" by the slogan "concept projects." The spaces of this new life style, such as "plaza" offices, "gated community" residences, "residence" buildings, "mall" shopping markets, "boutique" hotels and the widespread "mixed-use" complexes, are designed in the form of high-rise or tall buildings, thereby rendering globalisation visible in the city and transforming into landmarks [3,4]. To have or to seem as having prestige and vision, the urbanites are dictated to take up space in this modern landmark or in these buildings.…”
Section: High-rises As a Tool For Existence In The New (Global) Lifementioning
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“…Kriittisten sosiologien ja kaupunkitutkijoiden mukaan kilpailueetoksessa tilojen "kokonaisvaltaiset" brändäysprojektit johtavat kuitenkin eitoivottujen ilmiöiden ja ihmisryhmien ulossulkemiseen (ks. Hannigan 2003;Mayes 2008;Eisenschitz 2010). Näkemyserot palautuvat osittain siihen, miten paikat ymmär-retään spatiaalisina kokonaisuuksina.…”
Section: Propaganda Ja Brändäys Keskitetyn Spektaakkelin Muotoinaunclassified