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Halfeti̇ in the context of slow city and sustainable city

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2019
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The aim of this study is to examine a slow city that can serve as an example for a sustainable city. The subject of the study is to evaluate Halfeti within the scope of slow city (Cittaslow) and sustainable city. This study is a qualitative study in the field of social sciences. In the study, based on the literature review, the data obtained from secondary sources were examined and interview technique was used. In this direction, the data obtained from two types of sources were analyzed. The target population of this study is slow cities and the sample is Halfeti. In the mentioned sample, interviews were conducted with the citizens selected and the representatives of Halfeti Cittaslow using purposive sampling method. In this study, environment, infrastructure, social cohesion, quality of urban life, policies related to agricultural, touristic, artisans and craftsmen, hospitality, awareness-raising and lastly services related to partnerships are examined under the titles of slow city in Halfeti. Social and cultural quality of life has increased through these services. In addition, it was observed that the slow urban services carried out became more concentrated in tourism. As a result, the studies are aimed at the guests coming to visit the city to have a pleasant time, to raise the living standards of the local people and finally to continue the development of the city. This shows us that the slow city understanding in Halfeti is related to the social and economic dimension of sustainable urban development. Keywords: Slow City, Sustainable City, Sustainability, Halfeti

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Mukadder Aslan

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Mukadder Aslan (Master Thesis). Halfeti̇ in the context of slow city and sustainable city, 2019, Uşak University.

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