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11. Developing Strategies for City Culture and Urban Responsibilities in the future of Urban Services

Author:
Nihat Kurt
Publication Date:
11-2011
Content Type:
Journal Article
Journal:
Bilgi
Institution:
Sakarya University (SAU)
Abstract:
Due to industrialization, immigration and socio-economical effects cities and their problems are getting developed and they have gained new contents as a natural result of parallel improvement with globalization and localization. With localization, solution suggestions have revived on living problems in cities through urban and urban life perspectives taking part of the focused subjects in the first stage about local values for cities. In this course, it is aimed that city residents will reflect their living styles in harmonious with the city requirements. The facts for responsibility, state of belonging and willingness are basic elements for citizen within the frame of citizen consciousness. Furthermore, there are some city responsibility areas such as the active participation of local people for the management in democratic values, fair benefiting from the city opportunities, living peacefully and security in the city, finding chances to develop themselves and asking for qualified services from the city management etc. Important rolls are given for city management as well as citizens in the area for providing enlargement of the city within the sustainable development, keeping the city opportunities, ownership of citizens for cities, transformation of city to safe places and so on.
Topic:
Urban and Industrialization
Political Geography:
Global Focus

12. Niebyl, Money and Development

Author:
Daniela Tavasci, Jan Toporowski, and Radha Upadhyaya
Publication Date:
04-2008
Content Type:
Working Paper
Institution:
School of Oriental and African Studies - University of London
Abstract:
This paper examines Karl Niebyl’s critique of monetary theory against the typology of equilibrium, reflective and critical theories of money. It argues that despite fundamental criticisms of monetary theory, his analysis of money in capitalist development is essentially a reflective one. The paper goes on to show how the development of the capitalist firm in the twentieth century may give a more critical, disequilibrium, role to money and finance. The introduction presents a categorisation of theories of money. The second section shows the reflective nature of Niebyl’s theory of money comparing it to more recent disequilibrium or critical theories. As Niebyl’s work focuses to the changing function of money with the emergence of industrial capitalism, the next section deals with possible lessons for understanding money in a context of capitalist development. The fourth section reflects on Niebyl’s considerations on methodology.
Topic:
Development, Monetary Policy, Capitalism, and Industrialization
Political Geography:
Global Focus