The geography of urban agriculture: New trends and challenges

Duží, Barbora; Frantál, Bohumil; Rojo, Marian Simón

doi:10.1515/mgr-2017-0012

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“…(Bitušíková -Luther 2013; Spilková -Vágner 2016; 2017) Otvorené priestory v intravilánoch miest v ĉase socialistického reţimu neposkytovali dostatoĉné priestory na pestovanie plodín v podobe záhradkárskych kolónií, a tak boli situované na predmestiach. (Duţí et al 2017) Éra socializmu zanechala záhradkárske kolónie lokalizované v priľahlých zónach miest, priĉom súĉasné komunitné záhrady sú ĉasto vsadené priamo do centra mesta. (Supuka et al 2013) Moţno poznamenať, ţe záhradkárske kolónie plnili funkciu mestského poľnohospodárstva a rodinnej rekreácie, priĉom v nich existovali aj sociálne interakcie.…”

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“…(Smit et al 1996) Záhradnícka ĉinnosť je povaţovaná za istú formu poľnohospodárstva, takţe komunitné záhrady sú formou mestského poľnohospodárstva. (Duţí et al 2017) Úloha mestského poľnohospodárstva sa však v ĉase a priestore transformuje, priĉom moţno diskutovať o poľnohospodárskom (produkĉnom) a sociálnom koncepte. Záhradnícka ĉinnosť v minulosti súvisela najmä so zabezpeĉovaním potravín na individuálnej alebo rodinnej úrovni, ako aj s predajom plodín na trhu prevaţne pre nízkopríjmové skupiny obyvateľov.…”

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Klasifikácia a funkcia komunitných záhrad v meste (prípadová štúdia z Bratislavy)

Hencelová¹,

Križan²,

Bilková³

2020

sociologia

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Katedra regionálnej geografie, ochrany a plánovania krajiny, PriF UK, Bratislava Geografický ústav SAV, Bratislava Classification and Function of Community Gardens in the City (Case Study from Bratislava). The paper focuses on the identification and classification of community gardens in the Bratislava. It concerns a pilot study focused on community gardens in Bratislava (Slovakia). Community gardens in a post-socialist city can be considered a modern phenomenon despite the fact that urban gardening was present in the city even during the communist regime in the form of allotments gardens and garden colonies. The main methods used to research community gardens include a questionnaire survey of members of community gardens and semi-structured interviews with administrators of community gardens. Different classification criteria (location, size, number of members, and ownership) are used in the paper to identify community gardens. Although the primary function of community gardens in Bratislava is the food production, formation of communities also plays an important role.

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Klasifikácia a funkcia komunitných záhrad v meste (prípadová štúdia z Bratislavy)

Hencelová¹,

Križan²,

Bilková³

2020

sociologia

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“…Except for a growing interest in the more general issue of vague urban terrains and urban wilderness (for example, Zemková, 2012; Haluzík, forthcoming), a bourgeoning issue in relation to urban gardening is alternative food production (Smith and Jehlička, 2007;Jehlička and Smith, 2011;Jehlička et al, 2013;Sovová, 2015;Vávra et al, 2018) and more recently also urban agriculture in general (Tóth et al, 2014;Duží et al, 2017). Except for a growing interest in the more general issue of vague urban terrains and urban wilderness (for example, Zemková, 2012; Haluzík, forthcoming), a bourgeoning issue in relation to urban gardening is alternative food production (Smith and Jehlička, 2007;Jehlička and Smith, 2011;Jehlička et al, 2013;Sovová, 2015;Vávra et al, 2018) and more recently also urban agriculture in general (Tóth et al, 2014;Duží et al, 2017).…”

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“…In the particular context of the Czech Republic, studies exploring the cultural and historical specificity of urban nature together with its political-ecological aspects, especially with emphasis on urban gardening, are scarce. Except for a growing interest in the more general issue of vague urban terrains and urban wilderness (for example, Zemková, 2012; Haluzík, forthcoming), a bourgeoning issue in relation to urban gardening is alternative food production (Smith and Jehlička, 2007;Jehlička and Smith, 2011;Jehlička et al, 2013;Sovová, 2015;Vávra et al, 2018) and more recently also urban agriculture in general (Tóth et al, 2014;Duží et al, 2017). Studies of allotments in particular have focused on contemporary experience and practices of urban gardening (Gibas et al, 2014;Gibas et al, forthcoming) as well as on historical developments and related negotiations over allotments (Gibas et al, 2010;Pauknerová and Gibas, 2011;Spilková and Vágner, 2016;Tóth et al, 2018).…”

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The Urbanization of Nature in a (Post)Socialist Metropolis: An Urban Political Ecology of Allotment Gardening

Gibas¹,

Boumová²

2019

Int J Urban Regional Res

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In this article we explore how nature becomes part of the city through the example of allotment gardening in the city of Prague, in the Czech Republic. Prague allotments were established based on an ongoing political‐ecological process of urbanization of nature that was locally driven by socialist (from 1948 to 1989) and later neoliberal governance. We employ a situated urban political ecology (UPE) approach to analyse changes in the planning of allotments and the impact thereof on the experience of gardeners. This double focus allows us to uncover the effects of neoliberalization on the processes of production of urban nature in respect of both policy and everyday practice. We contrast contemporary capitalist urbanization with its socialist predecessor by showing the immediate effects of the acceptance of neoliberal modes of governance on allotments, urban nature and the understanding of the city. We open allotments as a terrain for UPE to turn attention to the (uneven) production of urban nature in a post‐socialist context that has thus far been largely absent from the UPE literature. We demonstrate that post‐socialist urbanization is a fruitful terrain that offers new opportunities to unmask the effects of neoliberalization on the production of uneven urban space and thus improves our understanding of contemporary uneven urbanisms.

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“…Secara umum, 'petani dari suatu tempat' menanam tanaman dan menyerahkan produk mereka melalui pemrosesan makanan, distribusi dan jaringan pasokan ke toko-toko, di mana pelanggan perkotaan akhirnya membelinya tanpa pengetahuan konteks tentang asal makanan mereka (Duží, Frantál, & Rojo, 2017). Penyelenggaraan pertanian perkotaan akan mendekatkan pelanggan perkotaan dengan sumber produksi bahan pangan, sehingga pelanggan dapat melihat sendiri proses produksi bahan pangannya, dan mengetahui asal usul bahan makanan yang dimakan.…”

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Pengembangan Potensi Pertanian Perkotaan Di Kawasan Sungai Palu

Hamzens

Moestopo

2018

JPK

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Ide Pengembangan Pertanian Perkotaan di Kawasan Sungai Palu berasal dari peneliti. Ketertarikan meneliti berawal dari adanya keinginan Pemerintah Kota Palu untuk mengembangkan Kota Palu menjadi Kota Hijau. Selain itu, kehadiran Kawasan Ekonomi Khusus di Kota Palu kelak akan menyebabkan peningkatan jumlah penduduk, merupakan peluang menghasilkan bahan pangan. Kawasan Sungai Palu merupakan salah satu lokasi potensial untuk Pengembangan Pertanian Perkotaan, namun Kawasan Sungai Palu perlu ditangani khusus, di sinilah penelitian ini menjadi menarik. Tujuan penelitian untuk mengidentifikasi upaya-upaya yang perlu dilakukan untuk Pengembangan Potensi Pertanian Perkotaan. Penelitian ini termasuk penelitian survei, dan fenomena yang berlangsung adalah data utama yang diolah pada penelitian ini. Teknik analisis data yang digunakan adalah analisis deskriptif berdasarkan hasil observasi. Hasil Penelitian memperlihatkan upaya-upaya yang perlu dilakukan meliputi: (1) Konsolidasi Tanah; (2) Penetapan Jenis Aktivitas ; (3) Perekrutan Pelaksana dan Pembinaan Sumber Daya Manusia ; (4) Penyiapan Prasarana dan Sarana ; dan (5) Manajemen Berkelanjutan.

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The geography of urban agriculture: New trends and challenges

Abstract: In the article, which is a theoretical and conceptual introduction for the Special Issue of Moravian Geographical

Cited by 32 publications

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Klasifikácia a funkcia komunitných záhrad v meste (prípadová štúdia z Bratislavy)

Klasifikácia a funkcia komunitných záhrad v meste (prípadová štúdia z Bratislavy)

The Urbanization of Nature in a (Post)Socialist Metropolis: An Urban Political Ecology of Allotment Gardening

Pengembangan Potensi Pertanian Perkotaan Di Kawasan Sungai Palu

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