2018
DOI: 10.14515/monitoring.2019.2.04
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Социально-Экологическая "Устойчивость Через Изменения" Российских Городов: Поиск Теоретико-Методологических Перспектив

Abstract: Статья направлена на критическое осмысление концептуальных основ исследования социально-экологической устойчивости и изменчивости городов на примере концепта «зеленый город», анализа исторического, социального, экономического и политического контекстов формирования подобных городов для России, а также рассмотрения релевантных теоретико-методологических подходов к исследованию «устойчивости через изменения», структуры и функций российских городов на основе метаанализа более 150 рецензируемых научных трудов. Под… Show more

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“…However, the high inertia of the cultural core does not lead to the urban culture protection, it functions as open system, the changes of which are metabolic (Babintsev et al, 2019), that is, they are carried out in four successive stages: the accumulation of "substances", their transformation during decomposition of "substances" into simple and simultaneous formation and consumption of complex "substances"; discharge of waste into the environment; and their subsequent transformation (Ermolaeva et al, 2019;Kennedy et al, 2007;Tarr, 2002;Warren-Rhodes & Koenig, 2001).…”
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“…However, the high inertia of the cultural core does not lead to the urban culture protection, it functions as open system, the changes of which are metabolic (Babintsev et al, 2019), that is, they are carried out in four successive stages: the accumulation of "substances", their transformation during decomposition of "substances" into simple and simultaneous formation and consumption of complex "substances"; discharge of waste into the environment; and their subsequent transformation (Ermolaeva et al, 2019;Kennedy et al, 2007;Tarr, 2002;Warren-Rhodes & Koenig, 2001).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…The intention (probably largely unconscious) to reduce the culture to the level of communicative competencies most likely reflects the feeling the deficiency of "healthy" interpersonal communication in a modern city, connected with a sort of social isolation about which Baudrillard wrote once (Baudrillard, 2001). Young people in the modern urban culture are most often attracted by: accessibility (37 %); the diversity of its forms (33 %); focused on the interests of an "ordinary" person (28 %); attention to the environmental issues (25 %); democracy (21 %).…”
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