2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1518-70122008000100008
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La Havane et la Ville de Mexico: une métropolisation par le patrimoine

Abstract: Résumé: Les études sur le phénomène de la métropolisation portent surtout sur les très grandes agglomérations urbaines des pays les plus « développés ». Cet article démontre qu'il est aussi possible de voir ce phénomène à l'oeuvre dans une ville du « Sud », dans un « régime socialiste » de surcroît. En comparant les stratégies de développement et d'aménagement territorial basées sur des formes de holding des villes de Mexico et de La Havane, nous démontrons comment la réhabilitation patrimoniale joue un rôle d… Show more

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“…Metropolitanisation is the result of a complex set of phenomena and actions affecting the evolutionary process of large urban dimensions and the territories they cover [1][2][3][4]. "It constitutes a model in which the processes of concentration, commandment, control, coordination, and the creation of codes prevail over other modes of regulation" [5] (p. 253).…”
Section: Introduction 1metropolitanisation Demands Urban Regeneration...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Metropolitanisation is the result of a complex set of phenomena and actions affecting the evolutionary process of large urban dimensions and the territories they cover [1][2][3][4]. "It constitutes a model in which the processes of concentration, commandment, control, coordination, and the creation of codes prevail over other modes of regulation" [5] (p. 253).…”
Section: Introduction 1metropolitanisation Demands Urban Regeneration...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, metropolitanisation is strongly linked to changes in the production system and to the development of new technologies and communication networks (both in the transmission, reception, processing and aggregation of data and in the management of means of transport) [2,5]. And it is the networking of cities that has made the redistribution of activities possible [6], described as "the re-territorialisation of the daily activities of the inhabitants of the largest urban Land 2024, 13, 453 2 of 28 agglomerations, businesses and governments [...] the expansion of the metropolitan area, the fragmentation of built-up areas and the development of polycentric urban agglomerations" [4] (p. 77), with consequent changes for inter-urban relations [5,7].…”
Section: Introduction 1metropolitanisation Demands Urban Regeneration...mentioning
confidence: 99%