2004
DOI: 10.1590/s1517-45222004000100004
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Los límites difusos de los territorios periurbanos: una propuesta metodológica para el análisis de su situación socioeconómica y procesos de cambio

Abstract: Desde la segunda mitad del siglo XX se vienen produciendo procesos de intenso crecimiento y expansión de las áreas urbanas de muchas de las ciudades del mundo. Como consecuencia, está ya muy extendido a escala planetaria un nuevo modelo de ciudad dispersa o difusa, lo cual hace que cada vez sea más difícil definir que es lo urbano y que es lo rural, así como delimitar con claridad las fronteras físicas y socioeconómicas que separan lo primero de lo segundo. En este contexto, los territorios periurbanos, que so… Show more

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“…In post-industrial societies, the new ruralities represent scenarios of diffuse sociospatial frontiers that overflow the classic rural/urban dichotomy [1,2]. The expression "new ruralities" is used to characterize diverse areas that intermingle realities that could be discerned more clearly during the period of industrial development but which, today, represent an almost indiscernible continuum, due to the socioeconomic transformations these areas have experienced and the permanent mobility and disengagement from them of significant parts of their populations [3].…”
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“…In post-industrial societies, the new ruralities represent scenarios of diffuse sociospatial frontiers that overflow the classic rural/urban dichotomy [1,2]. The expression "new ruralities" is used to characterize diverse areas that intermingle realities that could be discerned more clearly during the period of industrial development but which, today, represent an almost indiscernible continuum, due to the socioeconomic transformations these areas have experienced and the permanent mobility and disengagement from them of significant parts of their populations [3].…”
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confidence: 99%