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SUMMARY:Making the City: roadsides\, curbsides and the formation of social 
 space
DESCRIPTION:This paper looks at the making of places and spaces where urban
  people meet and encounter each other – in particular at the transformat
 ion of Korhogo in northern Côte d’Ivoire. It traces how urbanites morph
  the built environment of their cities into forms that can accommodate the
 ir ways of living\, for instance\, how urbanites appropriate public square
 s and streets for gatherings\, quarrels\, business\, sometimes also their 
 feasts and religious ceremonies\, how shops\, beauty studios\, drinking sp
 ots\, and eateries emerge through the collective agency of the inhabitants
  of the neighbourhood and how buildings are built and re-built whenever th
 e people see a need to do so. How planning is eventually subverted by othe
 r actors and how that leads to other practical norms in building and trans
 forming the city is another question raised. The talk concludes with a dis
 cussion of whether these interactions and the arrangements that they gener
 ate still can feed in a collective image of the city as ‘our’ city.
X-ALT-DESC:\nThis paper looks at the making of places and spaces where urba
 n people meet and encounter each other – in particular at the transforma
 tion of Korhogo in northern Côte d’Ivoire. It traces how urbanites morp
 h the built environment of their cities into forms that can accommodate th
 eir ways of living\, for instance\, how urbanites appropriate public squar
 es and streets for gatherings\, quarrels\, business\, sometimes also their
  feasts and religious ceremonies\, how shops\, beauty studios\, drinking s
 pots\, and eateries emerge through the collective agency of the inhabitant
 s of the neighbourhood and how buildings are built and re-built whenever t
 he people see a need to do so. How planning is eventually subverted by oth
 er actors and how that leads to other practical norms in building and tran
 sforming the city is another question raised. The talk concludes with a di
 scussion of whether these interactions and the arrangements that they gene
 rate still can feed in a collective image of the city as ‘our’ city.
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