When people (e.g. youth) meet informally\nin the public space, they physically occupy this space. This appropriation is\nvisible for others and has an influence on them, especially on people, who\nwould potentially use this space too. Or on people, who see kind of a threat in\neither the gathering of a group of (young) people, their behavior (whatever\nthis might be like) and with it in the questioning of their own live, habits, \u2026\nThe development could be a raising conflict between these two groups. Superficial\naspects of confrontation often are \u2018loud music\u2019, \u2018indecent behaviour\u2019 or \u2018always\ncomplaining\u2019 but the core of the conflict most often are the individual needs,\nfears, prejudices and perceptions. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Would this be the epistemic thing when we try to manage\/analyse such conflicts? Happy to read your comments…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
When people (e.g. youth) meet informally in the public space, they physically occupy this space. This appropriation is visible for others and has an influence on them, especially on people, who would potentially use this space too. Or on people, who see kind of a threat in either the gathering of a group of (young)…<\/p>\n