在南非Vhembe区的一些农村小镇,街道安全和治安作为空间正义的表现

Wendy Wadzanayi Tsoriyo, E. Ingwani, J. Chakwizira, P. Bikam
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为行人提供的安全可靠的街道空间转化为空间公正的城市环境。本研究考察了南非三个选定的小农村城镇(srt)街道空间中的行人安全和保障要素,并评估了srt中用户对街道安全和保障的物理感知及其对空间正义的影响。本研究对南非三个srt的43个街道空间进行了有目的的抽样和评估。本研究采用混合方法和街道安全空间司法案例研究调查设计。数据收集通过关键信息的访谈,问卷调查和观察。在研究的43个街道空间中,安全和保障元素的分布反映了正义与不公正并存的存在。用户对街道安全意义的理论认知与其实际体验存在显著差异。该研究建议,街道的设计和管理应考虑到用户对街道安全和保障的愿景,以及地方市政当局的创新项目融资战略,以确保街道空间的空间正义。
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The manifestation of street safety and security as spatial (in)justice in selected small rural towns of Vhembe District, South Africa
Safe and secure street spaces for pedestrians translate to spatially just urban environments. This study examined pedestrians’ safety and security elements on street spaces in three selected Small Rural Towns (SRTs) in South Africa and assessed the users’ physical perceptions of street safety and security in SRTs and their implications on spatial (in)justice. Forty-three street spaces from three SRTs in South Africa were purposively sampled and assessed in this study. The study adopted a mixed-method approach and a street safety spatial (in)justice case study survey design. Data were collected through key informant interviews, a questionnaire survey and observations. The distribution of safety and security elements across the studied 43 street spaces reflect the existence of justices and injustices concurrently. Users’ theoretical perception of the meaning of street safety differs significantly from their actual experiences. The study recommends that the design and management of streets be informed by users’ vision of street safety and security and innovative project financing strategies by local municipalities to ensure spatial justice on street spaces.
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