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Urban Parents and the Changing Consumption Landscapes in Helsinki,f urban life, this chapter shows how the consumption landscapes in inner-city neighbourhoods in Helsinki are reforming. It investigates how four inner-city neighbourhoods, in which resident interviews were conducted, are changing in family-friendly ways. It shows that there are differences between t

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Conclusion: The Domesticfication of Inner-City Neighbourhoods,ic and semi-public space. It argues that there is an ongoing domesticfication of inner-city neighbourhoods. Parents are actively taking part in reshaping their neighbourhoods in ways that suit their lifestyle. The chapter will discuss how questions related to class are diversifying family housing to

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Research Design,y experiences, with planners’ ideas on cities, and media representations of city life. In doing so it has showed that spaces in the city do not only exist because of their shape and form, but also emerge through use and practices (Jarvis et al. 2001, 40), as well as through the notions of that space

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Why Are Families Staying in the City?,uburban environments, and find that the inner city facilitates their day-to-day lives better. Although school choice is typically emphasized in the middle-class housing choice, the chapter argues that it is not specifically addressed during the interviews in Helsinki. Social reproduction, however, rises up more implicitly.

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Urban Parents and the Changing Consumption Landscapes in Helsinki,he consumption landscapes in the neighbourhoods, but although the retail changes in the neighbourhoods are vivid, they share the upscaling element. Services for middle-class families and parents have become an integral part of inner-city neighbourhoods.

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