Información General

• Autores: José Feria Toribio (coord.), Ricardo Iglesias (coord.), Federico Benassi (coord.)
• Editores: Springer Suiza
• Año de publicación: 2024
• País: Suiza
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9783031554353
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Listado de artículos

• • Part I : Metropolitan Spatial Processes in a Changing Context.

    • Metropolitan Dynamic in the Spanish Urban System. Two Decades of Cyclical Context and Crisis.

      José Feria Toribio

      págs. 13-36

      

    • Residential Mobility Within the Italian Metropolitan Areas in the 2000. A territorial Focus on Rome and Milan.

      Massimiliano Crisci, Stefania Rimoldi, Alessio Menonna, Michele Santurro

      págs. 37-70

      

    • Suburbanization and centralization dynamics in the social reconfiguration of metropolitan space.

      José Manuel Torrado, Joaquín Susino

      págs. 71-90

      

    • Centrality analysis in urban-rural space networks: contributions to the study of metropolitan areas.

      Rocío Pérez Campaña, Rubén Talavera García

      págs. 91-104

      

    • Biorregional agroecological planning: keys to building territorialized and multifunctional agrifood systems.

      Carolina Yacamán Ochoa

      págs. 105-120

      

    • Sources of cartogrphic information for analysing the physical structure of the contemporary city. Similarities and differences between the Corine Land Cover and the Information System for Land Occupation in Spain.

      Gwendoline de Oliveira Neves

      págs. 121-140

      

  • Part II : Divided City. Dual Society : The Role of the Host Society in the Process of Social Integration and the Maintenance of Vulnerable Areas.

    • Migrant populations and resitential segregation in Southern Europe: an overview.

      Federico Benassi, Alessio Buonomo, Frank Heins, Salvatore Strozza

      págs. 141-164

      

    • A qualitative reflection on social attitudes and residential segregation of inmigrant in Spain. /

      Juan Iglesias Martínez, Luis Rodríguez Calles, Ricardo Iglesias Pascual

      págs. 165-176

      

    • Rethinking residential mobility in a context of precariousness: disadvantage and downward trajectories in Madrid and Barcelona.

      Andrea Andújar Llosa, Antonio López Gay

      págs. 177-194

      

    • Divided cities?: the spatial footprint of social policies.

      Alfonso Gallego Valadés, Francisco José Ródenas Rigla, José Garcés Ferrer, Antonio López Quílez

      págs. 195-208

      

    • Inmigration, wealth and discontent in the spanish metropolitan space. The robustness of spatial approaches in studying the electoral rise of the extreme right.

      Ricardo Iglesias Pascual, Raymond Lagonigro, Rafa Madariaga, Joan Carles Martori i Cañas

      págs. 209-220

      

  • Part III : Challenges of COVID-19.

    • Cities and COVID-19.

      Benito Doblado Jiménez, Mª Ángeles Huete García, Andrea Andújar Llosa

      págs. 221-238

      

    • Urban flight to stagnation? Patterns of residential migration in post-COVID Spain.

      Ricardo Duque Calvache, José Manuel Torrado, Rowan Arundel

      págs. 239-258

      

    • Loyalty towards metropolitan public transport and COVID-19 pandemic: insights from Madrid region.

      Aldo Arranz López, Raúl F. Elizondo Candanedo, Julio A. Soria-Lara

      págs. 259-282

      

  • Part IV : Building the Metropolis : Governance, Actors and Experiences.

    • A strategic planning approach: a new framework for metropolitan governance.

      Ignacio Vegas Sandoval, Rafael Merinero-Rodríguez, Mª Ángeles Huete García

      págs. 283-306

      

    • Metropolitan governance in madrid: institutionalization and models from a policy perspective.

      Moneyba González Medina, Sonia de Gregorio Hurtado

      págs. 307-319

      

    • The development of metropolitan Bilbao from the point of view of straregic urban planning: present and future challenges.

      Jose Fermín Costero

      págs. 329-338

      

    • The Zaragoza urban agenda: an opportunity to design the city and its surroundings.

      Mar Rodríguez Beltrán, Isabel Rabanaque Hernández

      págs. 357-372