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The 51 pages that link to Public space, each with the reason it gives.

• Public artNarrower topic: Public art depends on the access, rules, and shared use of its setting.

• GraffitiNarrower topic: Graffiti makes visible disputes over who can alter surfaces encountered in public.

• Street performanceNarrower topic: These shared settings make spontaneous performances possible.

• Third placeNarrower topic: Many third places are public spaces, though some are privately owned and open to patrons.

• StreetNarrower topic: Streets are among the most widespread forms of everyday public space.

• SkateparkNarrower topic: Public skateparks function as recreation infrastructure and shared gathering places.

• VandalismNarrower topic: Damage in shared spaces creates costs and conflicts beyond an individual property owner.

• Occupy movementNarrower topic: Occupations made control and use of shared urban space a central political tactic.

• Street vendingNarrower topic: Vending depends on access to places shared with pedestrians and other users.

• SidewalkNarrower topic: Sidewalks serve both as routes and as everyday parts of the public realm.

• Familiar strangerNarrower topic: It supplies the shared setting in which repeated, low-contact encounters occur.

• Street furnitureNarrower topic: Street furniture is one material layer within the broader places people share.

• Taksim SquareNarrower topic: Debates about who may gather at Taksim illuminate broader conflicts over shared urban space.

• ToplessnessNarrower topic: Toplessness disputes concern who may use shared spaces and under what clothing rules.

• Town squareNarrower topic: Town squares are a distinctive form of publicly accessible urban space.