Sense of place and neighborhood organizing: How sense of place shapes the built environment

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2011

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Gustafson, Scott

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This research sought to determine if participation in protests at the neighborhood level resulted in a change in the participants' sense of place. The research relied on a case study conducted in the Boulevard Oaks and Southampton Neighborhoods in Houston, Texas. The research relied on historic analysis and in-depth interviews with neighborhood residents who participated in protests. The findings support the hypothesis that participation in protests will alter sense of place.

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Architecture