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The Re-Urbanization of Catalhoyuk [PDF]
Critical Planning, 2014 Çatalhöyük is the site of an ancient Turkish city that stands as a timeless reminder of so- cial equality. I visited Çatalhöyük in September 2013, intent on exploring the city and its enduring legacy. What I found was an awe-inspiring Neolithic site that showed no signs of division of labor, specialization, or related social classes.
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VertigO, 2015 Whereas Xynthia storm hit the Charente coast (France) leaving a massive coastal flooding in 2010 (I), shouldn’t we consider this natural disaster as a « weak » signal of what the coastline could look like in 2100 ?
Arnaud Valadier, Jean Richer
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Re-urbanizing the European City: A Multivariate Analysis of Population Dynamics During Expansion and Recession Times [PDF]
European Journal of Population, 2018 After a long phase of suburbanization promoting economic decentralization and uneven expansion of urban rings, re-urbanization has been observed in an increasing number of European cities. However, a comprehensive analysis of demographic dynamics underlying spatial patterns-and factors-of re-urbanization is still lacking for the European continent ...
Salvati, Luca +3 more
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Regional Studies, Regional Science, 2018 Since the 1980s and 1990s, many metropolitan areas in North America and Europe have registered population growth within the urban core, driven primarily by younger, better-educated and higher-income people – a phenomenon often referred to as ‘urban ...
Stefan Siedentop +2 more
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Re-Dividing and Coding of Urbanization Kirkuk City
Tikrit Journal of Engineering Sciences, 2009 Presented in this paper is a public service data base for Kirkuk city. The data base is based on dividing the town into a number of main districts and coding the zones and neighborhoods in each of the main distracted.
Najat K. Omer
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Substantial gains of renewable energy adoption and implementation in Maan, Jordan: A critical review
Results in Engineering, 2023 Climate change and global warming influenced different global nations. Still, their consequences are noted clearly and increasingly. Scholars investigated revolutional methods and pivotal techniques that could overcome the severe impacts of those ...
Ammar Al Naimat, Daolun Liang
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From gentrification to re-urbanization : the expanding terrain of socio-spatial inequality [PDF]
, 2021 This paper examines a confluence of factors and consequence linked to changing socio-economic and spatial arrangements in the post-industrial globalized city. Neo-liberal urban governance and the influence of evolved capitalist economic and cultural structures have altered the demographic landscape of many cities.
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Territories of Extraction: Mapping Palimpsests of Appropriation
Urban Planning, 2020 This article—framed as a methodological contribution and at the intersection between the critical urban, urban political ecology and world-ecology disciplines—builds on Corboz’s metaphor of ‘territory as a palimpsest’ to explore the representation of the
Berta Morata +3 more
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The (re) urbanization of Honolulu: Colonialism and urban renewal in Hawaii
Ayana. Revista de Investigación en Turismo, 2020 In this essay, I explore the implications of (neo)colonialism on Keʻeaumoku street and look towards indigenous and community-based answers. As issues of gentrification, homelessness, and the rising cost of living plague Hawaiʻi, many look for ways to solve these issues as an “Us” (Hawaiʻi Residents) versus “Them” (Continental U.S.
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Urbanization and economic development in Sub-Saharan Africa [PDF]
, 2023 openIn this paper, we try to understand the continuous urbanization in Africa. Urbanization is rapidly increasing in Africa at a time, it is also fleeting through an unlimited demographical change with growth in the young work force.
CHAM, AWA
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