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The Relationships Among Family and Social Interaction, Loneliness, Mall Shopping Motivation, and Mall Spending of Older Consumers

by Youn-kyung Kim, Jikyeong Kang, Minsung Kim
"... The study implemented 419 mall-intercept interviews with people who are 55 or older in large malls in three metropolitan cities in the United States. The five subdimensions of mall-shopping motivation of older consumers were identified under two dimensions: Consumption-oriented mall-shopping motivat ..."
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motivation (service consumption, value consumption, and eating) and experiential mall-shopping motivation (diversion and aesthetic appreciation). The structural model revealed significant effects of social interaction, loneliness, and mall-shopping motivations on mall spending. Outcomes suggest that a mall

Rich mix cities: from multicultural experience to cosmopolitan engagement, Ethnologia Europaea

by Graeme Evans, Jo Foord - Journal of European Ethnology
"... When I visit different larger cities in the European Union today I quite often get a feeling of being in several cities all over the world – at the same time and in the same place … The diversity with respect to languages, urban architecture, cultural and social activities, shops, etc. makes our cit ..."
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When I visit different larger cities in the European Union today I quite often get a feeling of being in several cities all over the world – at the same time and in the same place … The diversity with respect to languages, urban architecture, cultural and social activities, shops, etc. makes our

Effect of the Internet on Social Capital

by Safaee Safiollah, Javadi Alimohammad, Javadi Maryam
"... Abstract—Internet access is a vital part of the modern world and an important tool in the education of our children. It is present in schools, homes and even shopping malls. Mastering the use of the internet is likely to be an important skill for those entering the job markets of the future. An inte ..."
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students of Payame Noor University of Kermanshah city in country of Iran were considered. Degree of social capital is moderate. With the help of the Multi-variable Regression, variables of Iranian message attractive, Interest to internet with effect of positive and variable Creating a cordial atmosphere

PUBLIC SQUARES AS A MEANS OF INTEGRATING ECONOMY, ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY IN BRITISH CITY CENTRES

by Bob Giddings Dphil
"... Summary Sustainable Development is invariably epitomised by economy, environment and society represented as three equal sized rings in symmetrical interconnection. This assumes a separation, even autonomy, and detracts from the fundamental connections. Much debate is now centred on how to integrate ..."
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. As malls were constructed over city streets, increasingly public space became privatised. The public sector is now experiencing substantial decline and the balanced model of economy, environment and society has been grossly distorted. Social capital may be a means of regaining equilibrium. This paper

Reclaiming the Urban Environment Mixed Use Architecture as a means towards Urban Sustainability

by unknown authors
"... i This project investigates the mixed-use building type as a form of sustainable urban architecture for the city of Auckland, New Zealand. Auckland lacks higher density architecture that applies sustainable techniques of building and stimulates local sub-centre economic developments. The city's ..."
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's inner suburbs offer opportunities in this regard: they are zoned for higher density and easily find tenants for a mix of secondary retail shopping, creative industries offices and studios as well as small apartments. As a location for these businesses and social activities the inner suburbs have become

MIXED-USE PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: FEATURES, PITFALLS AND COMPARISONS WITH SINGLE-USE PROJECTS

by Charles Y. J. Cheah, Kok Sang Tan
"... ABSTRACT: In many urban cities, mixed-use development is becoming increasingly essential for the creation of an attractive and sustainable environment that promotes economic vitality, social equity and environmental quality. Due to the differences in scale, scope and intent, certain aspects within t ..."
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ABSTRACT: In many urban cities, mixed-use development is becoming increasingly essential for the creation of an attractive and sustainable environment that promotes economic vitality, social equity and environmental quality. Due to the differences in scale, scope and intent, certain aspects within

AICP, Associate Professor, City and Regional Planning, and Interdisciplinary Education: Co-founder of the Sustainable Environments Minor Planning and the CAEDCollege of Architecture and Environmental Design, Cal Poly

by Sustainabilitypaul Wack, Sustainable Environments Program
"... co-founder and one of its most popular instructors, writes about this unique and popular initiative which recently received a national educational award from the American Institute of Architects. Planning is about the future. Tomorrow matters! This is one reason that the idea of sustainable communit ..."
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is reflected in the first law of ecology: “Everything is connected to everything else ” (Commoner, 1971), which acknowledges the important relationship between the economic, environmental, and social forces of humanity. Added to the mix is the need to appreciate the scale of design which defines the scope

Thesis Advisor Accepted by.......Gakenhimer..

by Gregory A. Rossel, Fiichael J. Shiffer, Ralph Gakenheimer, Gregory A. Rossel
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THE ENEMY AT HOME: EXPLORING THE SOCIAL ROOTS OF CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS IN MEXICO 1 THE ENEMY AT HOME: EXPLORING THE SOCIAL ROOTS OF CRIMINAL ORGANIZATIONS IN MEXICO

by Beatriz Magaloni , Alberto Díaz-Cayeros , Vidal Romero , Rafael Giménez , Lorena Becerra , Kosuke Imai , Victoria Murillo , Benito Nacif , Francisco Guerrero , Barbara Walter , Alexandra Uribe , Alex Ruiz Euler
"... Abstract There is anecdotal evidence of a growing presence of drug trafficking organizations (DTOs) in Mexican society. As criminal organizations become increasingly rooted in society, citizens may voluntarily or forcibly side with criminals, making it much harder for State forces to effectively fi ..."
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supposed narcos 2 freely shopping in malls, eating at posh restaurants, and driving around in attention getting vehicles-usually highly equipped with expensive wheels, noisy stereos, and passengers with a certain attitude. Many popular songs, or "corridos", relate narcos' life and adventures

The impact of information technology on open urban space: the case study of Taksim square

by B. Souici
"... For centuries, city centres have provided liveability for much of urban life: shopping, civic activities, leisure, or simply for meeting and mixing. Today, city centers face real challenges; they must respond to the changing needs and demands of modern-day living; squares need to prosper in order to ..."
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For centuries, city centres have provided liveability for much of urban life: shopping, civic activities, leisure, or simply for meeting and mixing. Today, city centers face real challenges; they must respond to the changing needs and demands of modern-day living; squares need to prosper in order
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