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The Change of Support Problem (COSP) reflects a possibility that the outcome of an urban analysis may depend critically on the researcher's choice of territorial units. To verify this assumption, the present study examines the association between population growth and population size of...
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urban sprawl in Europe. Building on the monocentric city model, this study uses existing data sources to derive a set of …
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The smart cities concept plays an important role in urban management worldwide as well as should be implemented with the participation of residents and with consideration for their needs. This study examines an analysis of the smartness diversity of European cities on the basis of the...
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This report is organized in four sections. Section one provides an overview of the context in which many ECA cities consolidated. This section includes a review of the key factors that shaped the urban systems of ECA, including a discussion of the implication of urbanizing under planned...
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Die europäische Integration und Osterweiterung haben zu einer neuen Dynamik der Stadtentwicklung geführt. In der … künftig sehr differenzierten Städtelandschaft in Europa wird es Gewinner und Verlierer geben. Strategien, die allein die …-schen den Städten in Europa wird es immer wichtiger, ein eigenes, in der Stadtregion ver-wurzeltes Profil zu entwickeln. Städte …
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This paper investigates growth differences in the urban system of the EU12 for a data set relating to Functional Urban Regions comparing the results of "artisanal" methods of model selection with those obtained using general to specific model selection with PcGets. The artisanal approach tests...
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The urban structures between the Member States of the European Union is very different for historical, geographical, economic reasons. However, the population is spread across geographic areas in a way that, although continuously changing, is not possible to define as random. Indeed, countries...
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This paper examines what regional characteristics drove urban economic growth in Europe during the past decade …. Possible impacts on the new member states in Central Europe due to expansion of the European Union are accounted for by … comparison between two periods, before and after 2004. With a focus on cities, a more precise view of Europe-wide regional …
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fragmentation and the spatial size of cities in a sample of 180 metropolitan areas in the contexts of the US and Europe in the … administrative fragmentation impacts positively on land uptake in both the United States and Europe, although to different extents …
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