城市变化和Covid-19封锁的不均匀地理：里斯本使用跑步作为一种方法的见解

IF 6.6 1区经济学 Q1 URBAN STUDIES

Cities Pub Date : 2025-06-24 DOI:10.1016/j.cities.2025.106191

Simone Tulumello

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尽管关于2019冠状病毒病大流行的城市政治已经写了很多，但从根本上来说，关于封锁地域不均匀的系统、定性数据是缺失的，这在很大程度上是由于实地调查的居家命令的限制。本文报道了第一项直接观察和系统绘制封锁对城市及其公共空间影响的不均匀分布的研究。2021年1月至3月，在葡萄牙第二次全国封锁期间，我用跑步作为一种方法收集了里斯本市公共空间的观测数据。在此系统绘图的基础上，我将封锁的地理影响与城市变化的轨迹联系起来：一方面，我反思了-à-vis城市发展不平衡模式的各种影响；另一方面，讨论公共空间活动的可见性和活力在塑造封锁的政治合理性方面的作用。

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Urban change and the uneven geography of Covid-19 lockdowns: Insights from the use of running as a method in Lisbon

Though much has been written on the urban politics of the Covid-19 pandemic, systematic, qualitative data on the uneven geography of the lockdowns are fundamentally missing, in large part because of the limitations of stay-at-home orders for fieldwork research. This article reports from the first study to have directly observed, and systematically mapped, the uneven distribution of the impacts of a lockdown over a city and its public spaces. Between January and March 2021, during Portugal's second national lockdown, I used running as a method to collect observational data on public spaces of the city of Lisbon. Building on this systematic mapping, I link the geography of impacts of the lockdown with trajectories of urban change: on the one hand, I reflect on the variegation of impacts vis-à-vis patterns of uneven urban development; and, on the other, discuss the role of visibility and vitality of activities in the public space in shaping the political rationalities of the lockdown.

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Cities URBAN STUDIES-

CiteScore

11.20

自引率

9.00%

发文量

517

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