A Secure City: Social-psychological Aspects
Yury P. Zinchenko, Elena B. Perelygina
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Yury P. Zinchenko, Elena B. Perelygina
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Cities with their suburbs have long become the subject to be studied by academic community. The city is a symbol of a society complexity. Various spatial factors of the city milieu can generate a feeling of insecurity. The paper investigates to what extent Yekaterinburg city residents find their city safe. The survey embraces one hundred and ten Yekaterinburg old- timers. The integrated image of the “safe city” includes the following factors: townspeople want to trust those who live in the same city; the city should possess protectability features and be seen as “home” by natives.
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Cities with their suburbs have long become the subject to be studied by academic community. The city is a symbol of a society complexity. Various spatial factors of the city milieu can generate a feeling of insecurity. The paper investigates to what extent Yekaterinburg city residents find their city safe. The survey embraces one hundred and ten Yekaterinburg old- timers. The integrated image of the “safe city” includes the following factors: townspeople want to trust those who live in the same city; the city should possess protectability features and be seen as “home” by natives.
Key concepts: Feeling, Geography, Symbol (formal), Central city, Sociology, Regional science, Psychology, Social psychology