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The Great Urban Escape,nt years, this general trend is being reversed in areas of high environmental value. Places that have historically been left untouched except through tourism have recently become the center of a great urban phenomenon: escape.

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The Promises of the Natural World: Escaping the City for Pristine Landscapes, dichotomy is not new, as Williams (1973) and MacNaughten and Urry (1998) both show. In the past, life in industrialized cities produced a deep affection for the country and its simplicity, charm, and, most importantly, cleanliness. Subsequent bourgeois status seeking resulted in escapism from the d

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The Culture of Planning: Coding in Policy Initiative, discourse rendering the civil sphere helpless. Within the Seachange drama, there are instances of this bottom-up resistance that creates local solidarity against urbanization and perceived evil greed.

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The Seachange Story: Authenticity, Place, and the Self, who seek capital gain. The urge to own property by the sea or amid snow-capped mountains can transform once-serene landscapes and diverse communities into a homogenized paradise for the rich. Once this occurs, we can add, “themes of descent” (Frye 1976) take hold, enforcing a counternarrative upon

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