2022
DOI: 10.3390/land11050761
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Governing the Metropolis: An International Review of Metropolitanisation, Metropolitan Governance and the Relationship with Sustainable Land Management

Abstract: Recent research has identified the potential of the metropolitan scale, and indeed metropolitan bodies, in achieving greater coordination and more effective land-use management. In this paper, we have undertaken a systematic scoping review of the English-language literature (2014–2019) on metropolitanisation and metropolitan governance, with a view to understanding the potential relationship with more sustainable land management. Our scoping review identified several dominant trends within current research on … Show more

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“…Adopting a framework for multi-level engagement which is collaborative and empowering (see Table 3.3) and embedding it in every level from the earliest stage of the policy cycle can help to bridge this gap. Indeed, actors should be engaged from the earliest stage of problem identification and empowered to develop solutions together with the various levels of government (Moore-Cherry et al, 2022 [51]). While the Irish country context has enjoyed the benefit of informal cooperation to date, this has also resulted in this asymmetric working relationship.…”
Section: Objective Gapsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Adopting a framework for multi-level engagement which is collaborative and empowering (see Table 3.3) and embedding it in every level from the earliest stage of the policy cycle can help to bridge this gap. Indeed, actors should be engaged from the earliest stage of problem identification and empowered to develop solutions together with the various levels of government (Moore-Cherry et al, 2022 [51]). While the Irish country context has enjoyed the benefit of informal cooperation to date, this has also resulted in this asymmetric working relationship.…”
Section: Objective Gapsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The regional role is especially vital as Ireland undergoes an industrial and a spatial transformation, with a decline in the agricultural sector and increased urbanisation. This necessitates a more bottom-up approach to planning that connects the realities and impacts of industrial transitions to the benefits and services that can be provided by nearby urban areasa role the regional assemblies are well placed to deliver (Moore-Cherry et al, 2022 [51]). The realities of rural places in relation to the development of cities need to take into account the continuum of rural realities, which can be distinguished by i) rural areas inside a functional urban area (FUA), ii) rural areas close to FUA, and lastly iii) remote rural areas (OECD, 2020 [62]).…”
Section: Overcoming Hurdles To Metropolitan Governancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, notwithstanding the fact that forms of glocalisation have increasingly become a feature or urban agglomeration, particularly in the global North, there is little evidence to suggest that it is leading to greater spatial and socio-economic inclusion. To the contrary, with exception of the most economically advanced countries, growth-oriented strategies introduced under the mantle of global competitiveness have not yielded the anticipated welfare gains and have increased rather than decreased social and spatial inequality (Moore-Cherry et al, 2022;Tomaney et al, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The consequences of these types of settlements for the territorial structures in which they are present and the way in which they have been integrated into the different spatial spheres are some of the issues that still need to be studied. This is especially relevant for a full understanding of metropolitan dynamics, despite it being a subject that has been widely addressed by the geographic discipline on an international scale [49][50][51][52], at a Spanish level [53][54][55][56], and in the specific case of the metropolitan area of Seville [57][58][59][60][61].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%