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Cittaslow Seferihisar: Assesment Of Citizens’ Satisfaction With Municipal Services In The Context Of Cittaslow

Yavaş Şehir Kriterleri Üzerinden Seferihisar Belediyesinin Faaliyetlerinden Vatandaş Memnuniyetinin Analizi

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65–84
Publication Date
2018-09-15
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In this respect, this study aims to depict citizens’ perception about activities in Seferihisar, the first Cittaslow in Turkey, since being a Cittaslow member in 2009.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Established by small towns, Cittaslow movement is an organization that aims to save local values of these small towns by setting criteria and applying them to candidate and member cities.
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Key Findings & Data:Becoming about 250-member organization in five continents in a short period of time shows this movement’s impact.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this respect, this study aims to depict citizens’ perception about activities in Seferihisar, the first Cittaslow in Turkey, since being a Cittaslow member in 2009.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:2009 Verileri
⚙️Variables:Yavaş Şehir · Yerel Yönetimler · Seferihisar

Abstract

Established by small towns, Cittaslow movement is an organization that aims to save local values of these small towns by setting criteria and applying them to candidate and member cities. Becoming about 250-member organization in five continents in a short period of time shows this movement’s impact. Therefore, becoming such an effective movement in worldwide in a short time of nineteen years and offering people in member cities a life beyond the routine shaped by globalization, Cittaslow movement necessitates investigating the fact in such frame. In this respect, this study aims to depict citizens’ perception about activities in Seferihisar, the first Cittaslow in Turkey, since being a Cittaslow member in 2009.

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Küçük şehirlerin organize bir ağı olan Cittaslow, bu şehirlerin sahip olduğu tüm yerel değerleri korumayı amaçlayan ve bu yönde belirlediği kriterler çerçevesinde çalışmalar yapan bir oluşumdur. Kısa sürede dünyanın beş kıtasında iki yüz elliye yakın üyesi ile büyük bir oluşum haline dönüşmüş olması etki değerini ortaya koymaktadır. On dokuz yıl gibi kısa bir sürede böylesine önemli bir oluşum haline gelen ve yerel düzeyde yönetimleri ve vatandaşları küresel dünyanın yarattığı rutinin ötesine taşıyan Cittaslow hareketi konunun bu çerçevede irdelenmesini gerekli kılmaktadır. Çalışmada amaç, 2009 yılında Türkiye’de ilk Yavaş Şehir olan Seferihisar’ın ilgili tarihten itibaren gerçekleştirdiği faaliyetler neticesinde vatandaşlarda oluşan algıyı ortaya koyabilmektir.

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AKMAN, E., AKMAN, Ç., KARAKUŞ, M. (2018). Cittaslow Seferihisar: Assesment Of Citizens’ Satisfaction With Municipal Services In The Context Of Cittaslow. Afyon Kocatepe Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi, Cilt: 20 - Sayı: 2, 65–84. https://ajindex.com/articles/69835

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