Dimensions of symbolic capital : modes of distinctiveness of European city regions under change

European cities like Rome, Helsinki and Dublin differ from one another by virtue ofregional architectonic peculiarities and individual problems caused by the social andeconomic changes each city is facing. What they have in common is that theircharacter is determined by the model of the European City: They have public squaresand historic city centres in which private housing, commercial buildings and imposingpublic buildings stand side by side...

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Year of publication:	2005
Authors:	Rehfeld, Dieter
Institutions:	Institut Arbeit und Technik <Gelsenkirchen>
Subject:	Cluster \| number of clusters \| Europa \| Europe

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CHAPTER 1 - THE EUROPEAN CITY AT THE CROSSROAD
CHAPTER 2 - PATHS OF CHANGES & MECHANISM OF SELECTION
2.1 The European City - Starting Points
2.2 Roots of Change - Paths in the Industrial Age
2.3 Changing Environment
CHAPTER 3 - IN SEARCH OF DISTINCTIVENESS : THE CONCEPT
CHAPTER 4 - IN SEARCH OF DISTINCTIVENESS : EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE
4.1 Historical Distinctiveness (Identitiy)
4.2 Social Distinctiveness - Way of Live & Creativity
4.3 Economic Distinctiveness - Clusters & Competencies
CHAPTER 5 - GOVERNANCE
CHAPTER 6 - SUMMARY

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