Urban agriculture phenomenon has different impacts on urban regeneration strategies in developed countries. Besides the possibility of recovering blight areas in urban and periurban contexts, the most interesting effects of implementation of these projects is connected to the social inclusion value, with new possible relationships in the fragmented contemporary communities. The case study of "New Roots Community Farm" in San Diego, California is presented confirming this interpretation.
Urban Agriculture as a Social Inclusion Vector. What Potential for Innovating Urban Regeneration Strategies? / Monardo, Bruno. - (2013), pp. ...-.... (Intervento presentato al convegno 49th International Congress 2013 tenutosi a Brisbane nel 1-4 October 2013).
Urban Agriculture as a Social Inclusion Vector. What Potential for Innovating Urban Regeneration Strategies?
MONARDO, Bruno
2013
Abstract
Urban agriculture phenomenon has different impacts on urban regeneration strategies in developed countries. Besides the possibility of recovering blight areas in urban and periurban contexts, the most interesting effects of implementation of these projects is connected to the social inclusion value, with new possible relationships in the fragmented contemporary communities. The case study of "New Roots Community Farm" in San Diego, California is presented confirming this interpretation.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
