2017
DOI: 10.3989/egeogr.2000.i238.522
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Cambios en las formas del comercio y el consumo en Barcelona

Abstract: Este artículo presenta los cambios en las formas de comercio y consumo en la ciudad de Barcelona a lo largo del siglo xx, a partir del papel que han tenido las diversas innovaciones económicas y técnicas y sus consecuencias sociales. Se presenta un análisis histórico de la evolución del equipamiento comercial barcelonés, dentro del marco español y europeo con el fin de destacar las formas de adaptación local de los procesos de globalización que están en marcha. El estudio se basa en una dilatada experiencia de… Show more

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“…The discussion on the relevance of the location and size of the retail infrastructure within contemporary cities is a debate in the making [19], where cases, such as Istanbul in Turkey [33], Lisbon in Portugal [34], Mexico City [35], or Barcelona in Spain [36], show diverse results regarding the strategies of installing shopping malls in the city, and the resilience of the traditional commercial activity in front of these retail systems disruptions.…”
Section: The Chilean Case: Retail Urban Concentrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The discussion on the relevance of the location and size of the retail infrastructure within contemporary cities is a debate in the making [19], where cases, such as Istanbul in Turkey [33], Lisbon in Portugal [34], Mexico City [35], or Barcelona in Spain [36], show diverse results regarding the strategies of installing shopping malls in the city, and the resilience of the traditional commercial activity in front of these retail systems disruptions.…”
Section: The Chilean Case: Retail Urban Concentrationmentioning
confidence: 99%