Guest Editorial Territorial Identities and Sustainable Development. Challenges and Solutions

Abstract

Territorial belonging and territorial attractiveness are elements of strategic relevance for development at various levels. Therefore, territorial identity is relevant for building the social capital so useful during the processes of development and territorial planning. The concern about territorial identity and development is part of the same trend that occurred in the academic and political environment after the 1990s, when it became obvious that there was a strong connection between these and environmental, social and economic well-being. This special issue hosts the results of original empirical and theoretical scientific research on territorial identity and its relation to sustainable development.

Women and Places; Female Street Vendors, Territorial Identity and Placemaking

“…Inquiring about a specific vendor from doorkeepers or genitors and walking along a street for shopping specific items does not require any navigation application. Constructing territorial identity is vital for urban sustainability, long-term development stability and economic growth [24].…”