Managing Politics and Consumption in Business Improvement Districts: The Geographies of Political Activism on Burlington, Vermont's Church Street Marketplace
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Auteurs : Nathan L. Clough [États-Unis] ; Robert M. Vanderbeck [Royaume-Uni]Source :
- Urban studies (Harlow. Print) [ 0042-0980 ] ; 2006-11.
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- topic : Société, Culture politique, Sécurité publique.
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- Activism, Activist, Administrative assistant, American city, American geographers, Briffault, Burlington, Burlington city charter, Burlington city council, Burlington panhandling ordinance, Business improvement district, Business improvement districts, Business owners, Capital improvements, Capital interests, Careful theming, Centre, Certain kinds, Certain respects, Church street, Church street marketplace, Church street marketplace district commission, City attorney, Clough, Commercial spaces, Common areas, Congenial urbanism, Consumption choices, Consumption spaces, December, Democratic societies, Discursive tactics, Disney world, Downtown spaces, Executive director, Festival marketplaces, First amendment rights, Formal interviews, Free speech, Goss, Green party, Howard dean, International contexts, Issue advocacy, John kerry, Large rally, Large section, Limited space, Local activists, Main street, Mall, Management structure, Many american cities, Many cities, Many people, Mapletree place, Marketplace, Marketplace administrators, Marketplace commission, Marketplace executive director, Mass consumption, Methodological approach, Michigan press, More time, Nathan, Next section, Oklahoma city, Organisation, Other bids, Other contexts, Other people, Outdoor seating, Overt politics, Participant observation, Particular attention, Pedestrian mall, Personal interview, Political activism, Political activity, Political culture, Political expression, Political party, Political speech, Private malls, Private management, Privatised management, Prominent features, Public assembly, Public safety, Public safety hazard, Public space, Public spaces, Relevant actors, Research context, Retail development, Robert vanderbeck, Same time, Several days, Shopping centres, Shopping mall, Shopping malls, Stanford agora, Theme park, Urban geography, Urban space, Urban studies, Vanderbeck, Various kinds, Warmer months.
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- Activism, Activist, Administrative assistant, American city, American geographers, Briffault, Burlington, Burlington city charter, Burlington city council, Burlington panhandling ordinance, Business improvement district, Business improvement districts, Business owners, Capital improvements, Capital interests, Careful theming, Centre, Certain kinds, Certain respects, Church street, Church street marketplace, Church street marketplace district commission, City attorney, Clough, Commercial spaces, Common areas, Congenial urbanism, Consumption choices, Consumption spaces, December, Democratic societies, Discursive tactics, Disney world, Downtown spaces, Executive director, Festival marketplaces, First amendment rights, Formal interviews, Free speech, Goss, Green party, Howard dean, International contexts, Issue advocacy, John kerry, Large rally, Large section, Limited space, Local activists, Main street, Mall, Management structure, Many american cities, Many cities, Many people, Mapletree place, Marketplace, Marketplace administrators, Marketplace commission, Marketplace executive director, Mass consumption, Methodological approach, Michigan press, More time, Nathan, Next section, Oklahoma city, Organisation, Other bids, Other contexts, Other people, Outdoor seating, Overt politics, Participant observation, Particular attention, Pedestrian mall, Personal interview, Political activism, Political activity, Political culture, Political expression, Political party, Political speech, Private malls, Private management, Privatised management, Prominent features, Public assembly, Public safety, Public safety hazard, Public space, Public spaces, Relevant actors, Research context, Retail development, Robert vanderbeck, Same time, Several days, Shopping centres, Shopping mall, Shopping malls, Stanford agora, Theme park, Urban geography, Urban space, Urban studies, Vanderbeck, Various kinds, Warmer months.
Abstract
Business improvement districts (BIDs), which are formed when spaces that are legally public are put under private or semi-private forms of administration, have become increasingly prominent features of many cities internationally. This paper provides an in-depth, empirically grounded analysis of the practices of political activism and issue advocacy in one widely admired BID (Church Street Marketplace, Burlington, Vermont) in light of recent theoretical concerns about the decline of 'public' space within the current neo-liberal context of privatisation. The paper examines the ways in which various kinds of political activity are constructed by Marketplace management as either assets or liabilities, and how different forms of activism are differentially regulated and policed in pursuit of maintaining the carefully themed environment of the BID. The research raises important questions about the extent to which downtown (and other) spaces that have been (re)organised as BIDs can fulfil the role of public space in democratic societies.
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