Sustainable valuation of land for development. Adding value with urban planning progress. A Spanish case study

Rodas, José María Codosero; Castanho, Rui Alexandre; Cabezas, José; Gómez, José Manuel Naranjo

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2019.104456

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“…Estos documentos fueron agrupados según las variables de estudio, en la siguiente tabla: (Iturralde, 2019); (Galarza, 2019); (Nikuze et al, 2019); (Baum, 2015); (Duriez, 2019); (Codosero et al, 2020); (Engelman, 2013) (Chardon & Hurtado, 2012); (Osorio, 2017); (Chenut & Ocampo, 2014); (Castro & Vélez, 2018); (Mejía-Escalante, 2012); (Osorio, Maya & Rojas, 2015); (Orozco & Guzmán;; (Barreto, Benítez, Puntel, 2015); (Berroeta et al, 2017); (Ramos, 2018); (Carvalho & Cornejo, 2018); (Morales et al, 2017); (Fainstein, 2018) 14 40,00…”

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“…Castiblanco et al ( 2019) afirman que, para que el reasentamiento incida de manera positiva en la mejora de las condiciones de calidad urbana y de la vivienda, debe existir participación entre la empresa privada, la pública y la sociedad Siguiendo esta lógica, Codosero et al, (2020) indican que la tierra alcanza su máximo valor cuando está totalmente urbanizada, lo que impulsa el desarrollo de proyectos inmobiliarios. Para Engelman (2013), contener el crecimiento urbano continuo e indiscriminado es uno de los principios fundamentales del desarrollo territorial y urbano sostenible, mientras que para Duriez (2019) los territorios corresponden a una lógica de producción y de reproducción.…”

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Reasentamientos: Una Mirada Conceptual Desde El Ordenamiento Territorial Y La Gestión De Riesgos

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El ser humano a lo largo de la historia se ha caracterizado por su relación agresiva con el medio físico que lo rodea, lo que ha dado lugar al surgimiento de zonas de riesgos que, generan consecuencias significativas como los procesos de reasentamientos poblacionales. El presente estudio tiene como objetivo analizar la relación entre el ordenamiento territorial (OT) y el desarrollo social ante estos procesos, para ello se realizó una revisión sistemática exploratoria de documentación científica que permitió seleccionar la información pertinente de acuerdo a las variables de estudio. Varios autores argumentan que los reasentamientos resultan físicamente pertinentes, pues al modificar la localización de la población vulnerable, se elimina el componente exposición al no existir coincidencia espacio-temporal con la amenaza natural, lo que deviene en la anulación de la condición de riesgo, al tiempo que contribuye a la regeneración ambiental y el desarrollo social, sin embargo, se discute la existencia de afectaciones severas a la economía familiar y al sentido de identidad y pertenencia en los nuevos asentamientos, además de situaciones de exclusión social y desarraigo que en la mayoría de los casos, no son tratados psicológicamente.

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“…Besides, it is a well-known fact that territorial strategies (including the regional public policies) are often changing in the regions [46][47][48][49], making evident the need for close monitoring processes and new research over the dynamics and tendencies of the factors that could influence this territorial changes. In this regard, particular attention should be focused on public perceptions and in the evolution of the COVID-19 sanitary crisis in all panoramas.…”

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The Impacts of COVID-19 Crisis over the Tourism Expectations of the Azores Archipelago Residents

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Throughout history, times of crisis have always been preceded by periods of change. In fact, the current moment of health, economic, and social crisis that we are experiencing seems to be no exception. Tourism seems to be one of the most affected activities by the COVID-19 pandemic crisis—due not only the cancelled flights but also to the fear of being infected with the virus. In this sense, the present article intends to identify the Azores Archipelago residents’ tourism expectations during the COVID-19 crisis. Using the Azores Islands as a case study and merging it with the authors’ knowledge about this regional reality, it was possible to collect a substantial quantity of data. Thus, this study provides an in-depth perception of the main issues about how this pandemic crisis affects the tourism expectations of the Azores region residents, and consequently, how this situation will influence regional sustainable development. Through the study, it was possible to verify that the significant part of the Azores Archipelago residents (57.5%) will not be going to travel to spend vacations in 2020. Additionally, 84.2% will have holidays in the region; therefore, they stay in the Azores Archipelago. Besides, this study shows that majority of the respondents (61.6%) would not make a reservation for a 2020 vacation.

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“…To meet those requirements, the competitiveness of the economic system must be part of the concept of sustainability [25]. It can be further extrapolated ahead of this description to include regional and local economic development models, land use and land cover, and real estate markets, among others [26][27][28]. (ii) Social-in general, this pillar refers to public policies that undertake social challenges.…”

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Territorial Management and Governance, Regional Public Policies and their Relationship with Tourism. A Case Study of the Azores Autonomous Region

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Bearing in mind the growth in regions with socio-economic bases dependent on tourism, studies that analyze spatial planning processes, regional public policies, and their relationship with tourism activities are essential to achieve the so-desired sustainable territorial development. Through case study research methods, territorial impact analysis, and questionnaires to explore the public perceptions, it was possible to design and implement a study regarding this specific regional governance theme on the Azores Autonomous Region (AAR). The research allowed us to learn that the most affected activities by public territorial policies in the AAR from the respondents’ perspective were accommodation (54.7%) and nature (51.9%). Conversely, the less affected were culture (15.1%) and rental/hire services (17.9). Furthermore, it was possible to identify two factors that rule public policies on the growth and development of the Azores: (i) impact in the natural landscape and (ii) suitable production factors.

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Sustainable valuation of land for development. Adding value with urban planning progress. A Spanish case study

Cited by 21 publications

References 26 publications

Reasentamientos: Una Mirada Conceptual Desde El Ordenamiento Territorial Y La Gestión De Riesgos

Reasentamientos: Una Mirada Conceptual Desde El Ordenamiento Territorial Y La Gestión De Riesgos

The Impacts of COVID-19 Crisis over the Tourism Expectations of the Azores Archipelago Residents

Territorial Management and Governance, Regional Public Policies and their Relationship with Tourism. A Case Study of the Azores Autonomous Region

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