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Creating child-friendly cities here and now. Prefiguration and mobility rationalities in child-centric cycling activism.

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By Jonne Silonsaari, Willem R Boterman, Marco te Brömmelstroet
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The majority of the discussion around child-friendly cities (CFCs) overlooks how they are created beyond governance measures and institutional actors. The paper discusses cycling activism operating with bike buses, street experiments and Kidical Mass demonstrations. By conceptualizing the mobilizations as forms of prefigurative politics, we explain how they are creating CFCs here and now, based on a diversity of mobility rationalities.
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Opinie | Wie durft de straat weer op te eisen?

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By Marco te Brömmelstroet
| NRC Handelsblad Verified
Vijftig jaar geleden voltrok zich in Nederland een stedenbouwkundige aardverschuiving. Wat begon als fel protest tegen sloop en modernisering, veranderde onze steden en straten blijvend – en maakte ze tot internationale voorbeelden. De Amsterdamse Nieuwmarktbuurt werd het strijdtoneel van die omwenteling.
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Opinie | Hoe kom je over de heuvel van hysterie heen bij stadsvergroening

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By Marco te Brömmelstroet
| NRC Handelsblad Verified
Tot zo’n honderd jaar geleden waren straten simpelweg de ruimte tussen gebouwen – plekken voor handel, ontmoeting, spel en vervoer. Maar nu is die ruimte vooral ingericht voor het laten doorstromen en stallen van auto’s en bepalen verkeerskundigen ons straatbeeld. Marco te Brömmelstroet is hoogleraar Urban Mobility Futures aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam. Die manier van denken wringt met de ruimte die andere weggebruikers nodig hebben.
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