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different spatial structures, in particular the monocentricity – polycentricity dimension, affect the economic performance of U ….S. metropolitan areas. OLS and 2SLS models explaining labor productivity show that spatial structure matters. Polycentricity is …
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spatially organized within regions. Urban spatial structures have declined in terms of size, dispersion and polycentricity … Italian NUTS-3 regions. The findings include negative impacts of both polycentricity and dispersion and a positive impact of …
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Abstract This Article explores how constitutional judges can become agents for development and how they may wish to go about performing this role. Due to the high politico-economic stakes involved and the inevitability of trade-offs between competing interests, judicial review of developmental...
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Co-management of natural resources, i.e., management shared between multiple actors, has received increasing attention as it is seen to enhance sustainability of resource governance. However, there is little empirical research to date that examines the dynamics of the interplay between actors...
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structures, including the polycentricity of urban systems at national, regional and metropolitan scale. By using a harmonised … definition of functional urban areas in OECD countries, this paper first provides a sound definition of polycentricity at each … spatial scale, highlighting for each of them the different links with policy. Second, it provides measures of polycentricity …
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urban space differs across OECD cities and countries. The prevalent trend is an increasing dispersion of the population …
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1981, 1991 and 2001 Censuses. Two hypotheses are tested; namely, that there is increasing polycentricity within each of the … effects of generic reductions in distance deterrence, evidence is found of trends towards greater polycentricity at both these …
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The article argues that Ostroms’ institutionalism has a dimension that is complex and profound enough to deserve to be considered a “social theory” or a “social philosophy”. The paper pivots around the thesis that the “social philosophy” behind the Bloomington School’s research...
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This work introduces a method aimed at the identification of metropolitan sub-centres. Instead of using traditional and static methodologies based on morphological approaches (e.g. employment density), interaction measures have been employed, based on the Central Place theoretical tradition. In...
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In urbanising regions, urban sprawl and infrastructure cause profound alterations of natural habitats. Initial decisions on urban expansion and major infrastructure investments are often made on a strategic level where the long-term development of a region is determined. For these types of...
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