systemic mobility - Beca Néstor Kirchner
... different places, even without any physical movement. In other words, even places are becoming ...
... different places, even without any physical movement. In other words, even places are becoming ...
National report
... Poorly managed urban growth would engender a process of spatial fragmentation and social segregation that in turn would exacerbate the problems of poverty, spatial planning, environmental protection and the precipitated disappearance of cultural specificities and the material and immaterial heritage ...
... Poorly managed urban growth would engender a process of spatial fragmentation and social segregation that in turn would exacerbate the problems of poverty, spatial planning, environmental protection and the precipitated disappearance of cultural specificities and the material and immaterial heritage ...
The Urban Sociology of Manuel Castells: A Critical
... entailed by the basic propositions of historical materialism, it is important to note that this programme of research remains in a very under-developed and problematic state. This is evidenced, at the economic level, by the limited extent of Marx's economic analysis; of capitalism and also by the fa ...
... entailed by the basic propositions of historical materialism, it is important to note that this programme of research remains in a very under-developed and problematic state. This is evidenced, at the economic level, by the limited extent of Marx's economic analysis; of capitalism and also by the fa ...
The Vitality and Turmoil of Urban Life, 1877– 1920
... considered to be “outsiders” in American society—foreigners and blacks. The ethnic diversity of the cities, combined with urban overcrowding and uncertain economic conditions, hardened antiforeign and white-racist attitudes and increased the incidence of violence in urban areas. Uneven, sometimes pr ...
... considered to be “outsiders” in American society—foreigners and blacks. The ethnic diversity of the cities, combined with urban overcrowding and uncertain economic conditions, hardened antiforeign and white-racist attitudes and increased the incidence of violence in urban areas. Uneven, sometimes pr ...
Study Guide - Cengage Learning
... Even more than today, American society of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was transient. There was constant movement to and from geographic areas and constant movement within urban areas. Migration, in fact, provided one of the two paths to improved opportunity, with occupational c ...
... Even more than today, American society of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was transient. There was constant movement to and from geographic areas and constant movement within urban areas. Migration, in fact, provided one of the two paths to improved opportunity, with occupational c ...
full article
... fro-ing can make urban life appear at first glance to be a bloodless affair. These ubiquitous situations, which involve reciprocal categorization and avoidance of collisions, frequently bear acts of displacement and episodic confrontation. Observing these inconspicuous interactions grants insight in ...
... fro-ing can make urban life appear at first glance to be a bloodless affair. These ubiquitous situations, which involve reciprocal categorization and avoidance of collisions, frequently bear acts of displacement and episodic confrontation. Observing these inconspicuous interactions grants insight in ...
Terms
... community of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, it is often impossible to escape the pressures of one's cultural group when one remains in the community. However, trying to leave can lead to unexpected and sometimes unfortunate circumstances. Little Odessa presents a mythic image of an East-Coast ethnic city ...
... community of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, it is often impossible to escape the pressures of one's cultural group when one remains in the community. However, trying to leave can lead to unexpected and sometimes unfortunate circumstances. Little Odessa presents a mythic image of an East-Coast ethnic city ...
Urban Metabolism at UCL – A working paper
... challenge those institutions. Finally, most interviewees expressed a note of caution in respect of the extent to which human-‐natural structures can be easily assimilated to biological ones. T ...
... challenge those institutions. Finally, most interviewees expressed a note of caution in respect of the extent to which human-‐natural structures can be easily assimilated to biological ones. T ...
Unit 25 Urbanization 25.1 Introduction 25.2 Urban, Urbanism
... in urbanization in the past and they continue to be relevant today. From about the 5th century BC to the 18th century AD, urban centers in India emerged, declined or even vanished with the rise and fall of kingdoms and empires. Patliputra, Delhi, Madurai and Golconda are all examples of cities that ...
... in urbanization in the past and they continue to be relevant today. From about the 5th century BC to the 18th century AD, urban centers in India emerged, declined or even vanished with the rise and fall of kingdoms and empires. Patliputra, Delhi, Madurai and Golconda are all examples of cities that ...
Mapping urban and social space: towards a socio
... living qualities. By bringing together specialized knowledge of the physical form of the built environment and its social use and meaning we can create a more complex level of understanding the working and interaction of physical and social urban space, and thus raising the awareness of architectura ...
... living qualities. By bringing together specialized knowledge of the physical form of the built environment and its social use and meaning we can create a more complex level of understanding the working and interaction of physical and social urban space, and thus raising the awareness of architectura ...
Social Networks Analysis of the Landscape of the City for
... None of the element types cited above exists independently, isolated from reality. The districts contain crossroads; they are demarcated by boundaries, crossed by roads and dotted with landmark features. In other words, the elements overlap and interconnect constantly. There is an interrelationship ...
... None of the element types cited above exists independently, isolated from reality. The districts contain crossroads; they are demarcated by boundaries, crossed by roads and dotted with landmark features. In other words, the elements overlap and interconnect constantly. There is an interrelationship ...
Aalborg Universitet Heiselberg, Per Kvols
... Digital addressable lighting control (DALI) Computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) Productive environment Cost-effective environment Optimising and interrelating basic elements of building: Structure, system, services and managements ...
... Digital addressable lighting control (DALI) Computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) Productive environment Cost-effective environment Optimising and interrelating basic elements of building: Structure, system, services and managements ...
Toward a Global Systems Science of Urbanization
... framework, and what kinds of flows are transmitted through them?" and the subsidiary questions: "How do the dynamics of the various networks impact on each other?" and "How do the network dynamics impact on and are impacted by, the urban metabolism?" The flows in question concern all resources - ene ...
... framework, and what kinds of flows are transmitted through them?" and the subsidiary questions: "How do the dynamics of the various networks impact on each other?" and "How do the network dynamics impact on and are impacted by, the urban metabolism?" The flows in question concern all resources - ene ...
2004 CNU Charter Awards - Congress for the New Urbanism
... primary thoroughfares of the city, they are particularly well suited for retail and office activities and higher density residential development. The Charlottesville Commercial Corridor Study would redevelop 15 diverse corridors within Charlottesville, a city of 40,000 seeking to foster its growing, ...
... primary thoroughfares of the city, they are particularly well suited for retail and office activities and higher density residential development. The Charlottesville Commercial Corridor Study would redevelop 15 diverse corridors within Charlottesville, a city of 40,000 seeking to foster its growing, ...
Decision support to the application of intelligent building technologies
... can bring to their tenants and users, which will increase lease potential. In addition, as architects and engineers develop new designs of flooring systems and energy saving HVAC components, there are no appropriate channels for the dissemination of these new concepts to would-be users and developer ...
... can bring to their tenants and users, which will increase lease potential. In addition, as architects and engineers develop new designs of flooring systems and energy saving HVAC components, there are no appropriate channels for the dissemination of these new concepts to would-be users and developer ...
Architecture and Evolutionary Psychology
... Permanent buildings developed later, beginning about 10,000 years ago, after agriculture allowed fixed settlements. Agriculture and domestication of animals are relatively recent and have not had much effect on human evolution. There have been some evolutionary changes since then, but these changes ...
... Permanent buildings developed later, beginning about 10,000 years ago, after agriculture allowed fixed settlements. Agriculture and domestication of animals are relatively recent and have not had much effect on human evolution. There have been some evolutionary changes since then, but these changes ...
Urban Studies Volume 50, Issue 2, February 2013 1. Title: Twin
... push-factor explanation argues that foreign direct investments spawn migration flows to the country from which these investments stem. The pull-factor explanation revolves around demand for low-skilled workers in cities due to the clustering of advanced producer services. It is found that Dutch inve ...
... push-factor explanation argues that foreign direct investments spawn migration flows to the country from which these investments stem. The pull-factor explanation revolves around demand for low-skilled workers in cities due to the clustering of advanced producer services. It is found that Dutch inve ...
Land Use and Management Law - Implementing the New Urban
... The objective of this project was to develop the legal component of the urban planning process from different perspectives, such as safety, climate change and local economic development. The project established the necessary conditions to enable the discussion on National land use and management law ...
... The objective of this project was to develop the legal component of the urban planning process from different perspectives, such as safety, climate change and local economic development. The project established the necessary conditions to enable the discussion on National land use and management law ...