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När infrastruktur leder till fördrivning av idrottare: en analys av utrednings- och beslutsprocesserna för Lunds nya sjukhus

Tyrberg, Simon LU (2024) SGEL36 20241
Department of Human Geography
Abstract
Navigating conflicting interests in regards to land usage is an essential task in the field of urban planning. When the planner's task changes however to become a job of identifying the best available central location for new large scale infrastructure, the navigating instead turns into a question of who is to be displaced. This study examines a case study in Lund, Sweden, where a new generation hospital is to displace practitioners and associations of various sports from their collective city owned sporting grounds. The study examines from a right to the city perspective to what degree the users of the dismantling sporting grounds have been heard and included in the decision and planning process. The study finds that the municipality and... (More)
Navigating conflicting interests in regards to land usage is an essential task in the field of urban planning. When the planner's task changes however to become a job of identifying the best available central location for new large scale infrastructure, the navigating instead turns into a question of who is to be displaced. This study examines a case study in Lund, Sweden, where a new generation hospital is to displace practitioners and associations of various sports from their collective city owned sporting grounds. The study examines from a right to the city perspective to what degree the users of the dismantling sporting grounds have been heard and included in the decision and planning process. The study finds that the municipality and the county, in violation with the right to the city, prioritized the identified needs of the hospital above all else and because of that took no steps to include the associations before the decision to evict them had been made. (Less)
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author
Tyrberg, Simon LU
supervisor
organization
course
SGEL36 20241
year
type
M2 - Bachelor Degree
subject
keywords
Displacement, Right to the city, Land use, Participation, Participatory planning
language
Swedish
id
9173143
date added to LUP
2024-09-10 17:02:54
date last changed
2024-09-10 17:02:54
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  abstract     = {{Navigating conflicting interests in regards to land usage is an essential task in the field of urban planning. When the planner's task changes however to become a job of identifying the best available central location for new large scale infrastructure, the navigating instead turns into a question of who is to be displaced. This study examines a case study in Lund, Sweden, where a new generation hospital is to displace practitioners and associations of various sports from their collective city owned sporting grounds. The study examines from a right to the city perspective to what degree the users of the dismantling sporting grounds have been heard and included in the decision and planning process. The study finds that the municipality and the county, in violation with the right to the city, prioritized the identified needs of the hospital above all else and because of that took no steps to include the associations before the decision to evict them had been made.}},
  author       = {{Tyrberg, Simon}},
  language     = {{swe}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{När infrastruktur leder till fördrivning av idrottare: en analys av utrednings- och beslutsprocesserna för Lunds nya sjukhus}},
  year         = {{2024}},
}