The concept of public space and its democratic manifestations
By: GOODSELL, Charles T
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ArticlePublisher: Thousand Oaks : Sage Publications, December 2003Subject(s): Public Space; Public Sphere; Civic Space; Urban Space; Public ArchitectureThe American Review of Public Administration 33, 4, p. 361-383Abstract: The term public space has multiple meanings despending on the scholarly discipline. One aim of this article is to develop a unified concept of public space that draws on varied pertinent literatures, while at the same expanding the idea´s overage to incorporate the impacts of television and information tchonolgy. A second objective is to utilize the concept to explore empirically the practical possibilities for making public space more democratic, using for this purpose several photographs of actual public spaces
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The term public space has multiple meanings despending on the scholarly discipline. One aim of this article is to develop a unified concept of public space that draws on varied pertinent literatures, while at the same expanding the idea´s overage to incorporate the impacts of television and information tchonolgy. A second objective is to utilize the concept to explore empirically the practical possibilities for making public space more democratic, using for this purpose several photographs of actual public spaces
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