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Whose city? Can a place vision for Belfast avoid the issue of identity?
This paper explores the encoding and decoding of power relations in Belfast. The paper argues that during and since the Northern Ireland Peace Process came to fruition, symbols of past domination in the built environment have become politically and psychologically sensitive. A new discourse for the built environment of Belfast is called for.
Whose city? Can a place vision for Belfast avoid the issue of identity?
This paper explores the encoding and decoding of power relations in Belfast. The paper argues that during and since the Northern Ireland Peace Process came to fruition, symbols of past domination in the built environment have become politically and psychologically sensitive. A new discourse for the built environment of Belfast is called for.
Whose city? Can a place vision for Belfast avoid the issue of identity?
Neill, William J. V. (author)
European Planning Studies ; 7 ; 269-281
1999-06-01
13 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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