…Press) [where I discuss the erratic origins of the name of Toronto] – S. Taylor (ed) 1998 The Uses of Place Names (Edinburgh: Scottish Cultural Press) [Corstorphine and Gwaun Henllan]…

…up two images of Topophobia, the one on the left to illustrate a show of works of the LondonTopophobia group, the more compelling one on the right from a website…

…is a global space.” The Supposedly Complex Processes of Place Branding The aim of place branding is to differentiate somewhere from its competitors by creating and managing distinctive images of…

…be facilitated through a combination of local community participation, collaboration, and appropriate urban design. There was little discussion of the varied and powerful forces that manipulate or counter placemaking –…

…indication that damage to place cells could be a cause. And as I have learned more I have come increasingly to think that the research of neuroscientists provides valuable insights…

…homeland.”) Homelessness in different senses Roberto Dainotto in Place in literature: regions, cultures, communities (2000) cites a comment of Heidegger’s, who had observed a group of tourists in Greece: “Modern…

…something mysterious. It is what we experience everyday, at home, when we step outside, when we travel. Given this fundamental relationship, the deliberate study of place and of places offers…

…experiences of place. Increased Mobility In 1965 the Interstate highway system in the US was under construction but far from complete, and there were no motorways in Britain; both now…

…societies at a rate that dwarfs current disinformation challenges.” Digital communications inform, yet confuse and divide communities. Aspects of a Hyperconnected World according to Global Trends 2040 Emerging dynamics are…