2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0966-6923(03)00032-2
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Megacorridors: striking a balance between the space of flows and the space of places

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“…Property developers can hoard land, or only develop certain types of property, which in the long run may push up land values and negatively influence the development of the whole station area. Examples of the negative influence of land speculation on surrounding areas of HSR stations include the Gifu-Hashima station in Japan (Sands, 1993) and the Brussels South station in Belgium (Albrechts & Coppens, 2003).…”
Section: Property Development In the Station Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Property developers can hoard land, or only develop certain types of property, which in the long run may push up land values and negatively influence the development of the whole station area. Examples of the negative influence of land speculation on surrounding areas of HSR stations include the Gifu-Hashima station in Japan (Sands, 1993) and the Brussels South station in Belgium (Albrechts & Coppens, 2003).…”
Section: Property Development In the Station Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The attempts at introducing corridor development into the academic debate as a promising spatial concept to integrate different kinds of objectives resulting from different sectors and scales of policy-making is of relevance in this respect. This is reflected in, among others, the work of Priemus and Zonneveld (2003), Albrechts and Coppens (2003), Chapman et al (2003), Romein et al (2003), Sch€ onharting et al (2003) and De Vries and on the governance of corridors. According to these authors, corridors and corridor development can be regarded as potentially important concepts for spatial policy-making on different levels of scale, enabling policy-makers to deal more easily with the challenging and complex spatial reality presented to Europe's urban regions nowadays.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Zooming in on the multi-scalar, multi-dimensional nature of corridors, Albrechts and Coppens (2003) argue that corridors have become trapped between the global and the local scale. In this way, European policy for efficient transportation and communication systems intertwines with local policy aimed at quality of life and the environment.…”
Section: What Are (Still) the Issues?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No és casualitat, doncs, que Muñoz (2008: 43) cregui que l'aparició dels no-llocs va de la mà del desenvolupament de l'espai de fluxos. Aquests espais, on el protagonisme el tenen els fluxos de persones i mercaderies i no les construccions físiques, són l'expressió dels processos que dominen la vida econòmica, política i simbòlica de la societat postfordista (Albrechts i Coppens, 2003). Els no-llocs són importants perquè constitueixen nodes en una societat on la xarxa és l'estructura primordial, ja que són els encarregats de connectar els llocs amb la xarxa global, fent-los visibles en el mapa.…”
Section: Els No-llocs Els Nous Espais Simbòlics De La Modernitat Líqunclassified