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Problemas e Estratégias de Desenvolvimento no Espirito Santo [PDF]
Anuário do Instituto de Geociências, 1991 Ernst Struck
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From Urbanization to Metropolization: A Conceptual Approach [PDF]
Silva, José Borzacchiello da +5 more
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Impact of Metropolization on the Crime Structure (Case Study of Provincial Capitals in Poland) [PDF]
Cities, 2021 The aim of this study is to verify the hypothesis that the rapid metropolization process that has been taking place in large Polish cities since the beginning of the second phase of post-communist transition in 2000 leads to their socio-economic ...
Michael Leitner +1 more
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The Pathways of Lisbon Metropolization: Focusing on Residential Trajectories [PDF]
Portuguese Journal of Social Science, 2016 Metropolization has been studied essentially through census analysis. Despite its incontestable interest, it presents an ‘interrupted’ portrait of reality that omits the continuous aspect of metropolitan development.
Sandra Marques Pereira
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Megacities: Globalization, Metropolization, and Sustainability
Journal of Developing Societies, 2011 Drawing on Simmel's view of the modern metropolis, the article provides a reflection on the present research on megacities and likewise a corrective to approaches focusing too unilaterally on risks.
Bernhard Stratmann
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Metropolization and Polycentrism in the European Urban System
Advances in Geographical and Environmental Sciences, 2018 International audienceIn the time when Europe needs to strengthen its territorial cohesion and its global competitiveness, this chapter questions the integration and unity of the European urban system inherited from the long-term history as well as from ...
Denise Pumain, Céline Rozenblat
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The Scot, the criminal, and the Jew are three outsiders in Great Britain that challenge the meaning of what it was to be British in the late-nineteenth century. These hyperbolized figures deconstruct the fantasy of the British city by challenging and redefining what it means to be British in the social and geographical margins.
Katherine Eileen Ostdiek +5 more
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The Scot, the criminal, and the Jew are three outsiders in Great Britain that challenge the meaning of what it was to be British in the late-nineteenth century. These hyperbolized figures deconstruct the fantasy of the British city by challenging and redefining what it means to be British in the social and geographical margins.
Katherine Eileen Ostdiek +5 more
openaire +1 more source