Social Capital for a Child-Friendly City (eBook, ePUB)

Housing, Streets, and Parks
Redaktion: Kinoshita, Isami; Terada, Mitsunari

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book argues for the importance of relationship networks (social capital) in children's growth and socialization. It explores how child-friendly social capital can be cultivated through urban planning and community development in cooperative housing, outdoor play spaces, streets, parks, and neighborhoods.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. November 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781040165041
• Artikelnr.: 72254058

Autorenporträt

Isami Kinoshita is a Professor at Otsuma Women's University and Professor Emeritus at Chiba University. Mitsunari Terada (Charlie) is a landscape planner and researcher, and is an Assistant Professor at Nippon Sport Science University.

Inhaltsangabe

Part I Introduction: Children's Outdoor Play and Social Capital 1. Swinging
in the Virtual Playground: Children's Perspectives on Green Time and Screen
Time 2. Social Capital and Children's Outdoor Play Part II Cooperative and
Collective Housing Spaces 3. Requirements of Community and Individual
Development on Outdoor Space Design: From Freidorf, Switzerland 4. The
"Ackermanbogen" in Munich as a Modern Child Friendly Urban Village 5. Child
Rearing Social Capital of Collective Housing in Japan Part III Play Spaces
and the Bullerby Model 6. Children's Planned and Unplanned Places of Play
and Encounter in West-Herttoniemi, Helsinki 7. Bullerby and the Value of
Physical Environments for Social Capital: A Swedish Example in Times of
Change 8. Bullerby Children in Today's Japan: How They Play and Who
Supports Them Part IV Streets, Parks, and Neighborhoods 9. Children's
Outdoor Play and Social Capital: Insights from One London Housing Scheme
10. Sharing the Street and Town is Essential for Children's Growth: From
the Perspective of 'Machi Hoiku (Community-Embedded Nursery)' Part V
Conclusion 11. Conclusion: Pattern Language to Raise Social Capital for a
Child-Friendly City