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Gabriel Gómez Carmona, Alberto Javier Villar Calvo
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La realidad actual de nuestras ciudades implica procesos de cambio caracterizados por una recomposición de las relaciones socio-espaciales y los tradicionales patrones de convivencia y consumo. La ciudad toma un papel determinante en lo político y económ...
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Suzanne Segeur
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La globalización ha contribuido a la expansión de los mercados inmobiliarios; presionando el desarrollo de urbanizaciones que responden a las consideraciones de los mercados del capital y el turismo. Este aumento del desarrollo urbano, no es una manifes...
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Ernesto López, Matías Ocaranza
Pág. Pág. 42 - 63
El modelo de renovación urbana en altura de Santiago, en expansión hacia áreas populares del pericentro, es una forma de acumulación de renta de suelo, con efectos de desplazamiento social, es decir, gentrificación. Sin embargo, el pericentro de Santiago...
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Jorge Alejandro Inzulza Contardo, Néstor Saúl López Irías
Pág. Pág. 56 - 75
Hoy en día, el estudio de la gentrificación se posiciona como un proceso posible de aplicar en prácticamente toda la escala del territorio global. Dentro de este contexto, el rol que cumplen las ciudades intermedias es crucial y, sobretodo, aquellas que ...
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Xinyi Wang, Yixuan Xie, Linhui Xia, Jin He and Beiyu Lin
As Melbourne faces exponential population growth, the necessity for resilient urban planning strategies becomes critical. These strategies include mixed land use, density, diversity, and sustainable transportation through transit-oriented development (TO...
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Jennie Gray, Lisa Buckner and Alexis Comber
Geodemographic classifications are useful tools for segmenting populations and have many applications but are not suitable for measuring neighbourhood change over time. There is a need for an approach that uses data of a higher spatiotemporal resolution ...
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Shiro Horiuchi
High mobility has promoted the concentration of people?s aggregation in urban areas. As people pursue areas with higher density, gentrification and sprawl become more serious. Disadvantaged people are then pushed out of urban centers. Conversely, as mobi...
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Arcadio A. Cerda,Leidy Y. García
After the impact of COVID-19 on tourism, several cities have been affected by an increase in criminality, primarily in large urban centers that receive a significant number of tourists. It's true that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant imp...
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Christos Kyriakos and Manolis Vavalis
Several cities have been greatly affected by economic crisis, unregulated gentrification, and the pandemic, resulting in increased vacancy rates. Abandoned buildings have various negative implications on their neighborhoods, including an increased chance...
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Wei Liu, Jie Yang, Yue Gong and Qi Cheng
After decades of development, China?s urban renewal is facing the problems of inequality and intolerance, neglecting vulnerable groups and triggering gentrification. These problems are rarely quantified and draw limited public concerns. To promote an inc...
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