Czy pojawienie się migrantów zmienia postrzeganie przestrzeni publicznej przez obywateli? Przypadek naruszonej zrównoważoności, Belgrad, Serbia
Nataša Danilović Hristić
Institute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia , Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra73/II, Belgrade (Serbia)
Nebojša Stefanović
Institute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia , Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra73/II, Belgrade (Serbia)
Abstrakt
Podczas kryzysu migracyjny, który dotknął Europę w 2015 r., Belgrad stał się jednym z miast tranzytowych na trasie, którą migranci podróżują do miejsca docelowego. Duża liczba migrantów, bez względu na powód opuszczenia ojczyzny (wojna, gospodarka, konsekwencje zmiany klimatu), głównie mężczyźni podróżujący samotnie, decydowała się zatrzymać w parkach miejskich lub na placach. Rezultatem była zmiana osobistego poczucia bezpieczeństwa obywateli i intensywne monitorowanie przez lokalną policję. Bywało jednak także tak, że spontanicznie tworzony obóz dla uchodźców z namiotami ustawionymi w parkach stawał się tymczasowym centrum pomocy i miejscem spotkań obywateli i uchodźców.
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przestrzeń publiczna, bezpieczeństwo, obywatele, migranciBibliografia
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Nataša Danilović HristićInstitute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia , Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra73/II, Belgrade Serbia
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Nebojša StefanovićInstitute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia , Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra73/II, Belgrade Serbia
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