El impacto del policentrismo sobre el consumo de suelo y la movilidad laboral. Un estudio comparado para las 7 principales áreas metropolitanas españolas
Moira Tornés Fernández
Abstract:The spatial distribution of population and employment is an important issue in contemporary metropolises, especially when facing the expansion and the unstructured urban growth, which involve a high risk of damage to the environment. Within this frame, new policies, especially the European ones, have promoted a polycentric development as an alternative model to the dispersion, as it theoretically leads to cohesion, competitiveness and sustainability.
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