Tomorrow's Cities, Tomorrow's Suburbs

Lucy, William H.

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“…Lo que pretendían, por tanto, no era tanto negar la ideología del crecimiento, como reconducirla hacia parámetros sostenibles. Las cuestiones eran: cuánto, dónde y cómo crecer (Gillham, 2002;Lucy & Philips, 2006;Williams, 2000).…”

Section: Propuestas De Corrección Del Modelo Suburbano: "Smart Growthunclassified

La suburbanización del Sunbelt estadounidense tras la crisis del petróleo. El crecimiento como ideología y el debate medioambiental

García-Vázquez

2019

EURE (Santiago)

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issn impreso 0250-7161 | issn digital 0717-6236 vol 45 | n o 136 | septiembre 2019 | pp. 233-254 | artículos | ©EURE La suburbanización del Sunbelt estadounidense tras la crisis del petróleo. El crecimiento como ideología y el debate medioambiental Carlos García-Vázquez. Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla, España.resumen | El artículo analiza el desarrollo del modelo suburbano en las ciudades del Sunbelt en las décadas posteriores a la crisis del petróleo de 1973, especialmente 1980 y 1990. Paradójicamente, en un momento en que la citada crisis y la publicación del Informe Meadows expandían la sensibilidad ecologista por el mundo, el Sunbelt seguía apostando por el modelo de desarrollo suburbano, ya desacreditado como insostenible. En el artículo se estudian las razones que avalaron su éxito, principalmente la incorporación de áreas de oficinas a los nuevos suburbios, así como la crisis medioambiental que desató a finales de 1990. Igualmente se analizan los intentos del movimiento "smart growth" por corregir sus aspectos más insostenibles y los contraargumentos de los defensores del modelo suburbano. El artículo defiende que el consenso de la sociedad del Sunbelt en favor de este cuenta con una base ideológicoeconómica.palabras clave | calidad ambiental, crecimiento urbano, transformaciones socioterritoriales.abstract | This article analyzes the development of the suburban model in the Sunbelt cities in the decades after the 1973 oil crisis, especially in the 1980s and 1990s. Paradoxically, in a moment when the economic crisis and the publication of the Meadows Report were expanding the ecologist sensibility all over the world, the Sunbelt continued supporting the suburban model, already discredited as unsustainable. The article studies the reasons of this success, mainly the insertion of office uses in the new suburbs, as well as the resulting environmental crisis at the end of the 1990s. It also analyzes the proposals of the "smart growth" movement in order to correct the most unsustainable aspects of the suburban model, and the counter-arguments of its defenders. Finally, the article considers that the wide social consensus that this model has in the Sunbelt has an ideological and economic basis.keywords | environmental quality, urban growth, socio-territorial transformations.Recibido el 23 de diciembre de 2017, aprobado el 26 de junio de 2018.

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Section: Propuestas De Corrección Del Modelo Suburbano: "Smart Growthunclassified

La suburbanización del Sunbelt estadounidense tras la crisis del petróleo. El crecimiento como ideología y el debate medioambiental

García-Vázquez

2019

EURE (Santiago)

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“…In this chapter, we define shrinkage as net decline in occupied hou ing units. Lucy and Phillip (2006) note that decline in housing occupancy is a more meaningful indicator of decline than population los , ince the latter may indicate that unit are being used differently rather than, for example, a community having more single or dual occupancy units where previously mo t units housed an entire family. In that in tance, population decrea es but the neighborhood ha not necessarily experienced any destabilizing effect .…”

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Shrinking suburbs in a time of crisis

Hollander¹,

Polsky²,

Zinder³

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The Routledge Companion to the Suburbs

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“…Suburbs in the twenty-first century have become more racially and ethnically diverse, with an increasing share of foreign-born, poverty, and crime rates [12,13]. The aforementioned changes are more pronounced when differentiating between suburbs closer to the city, which tend to be older (mature), and their newer counterparts located further away (developing) [14][15][16][17]. Mature suburbs have experienced larger increases in poverty, declining household income levels, and are characterized by an increasing share of older housing stock relative to their developing suburban counterparts [16,[18][19][20].…”

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Testing the Spatial Assimilation Model on Black Ethnic Immigrant Locational Outcomes within Mature and Developing Suburbs

Argeros

2019

Urban Science

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This study investigates black ethnic immigrant group differences in residential outcomes between developing and mature suburbs. It evaluates the extent to which foreign-born black ethnic groups’ socioeconomic status (SES) and acculturation characteristics agree with the outlines of the spatial assimilation model. Binomial logistic regression models are calculated, using data from the 2012–2016 IPUMS ACS, to examine the impact of place of birth/nativity status, SES, acculturation, family/household characteristics, and region on residence in developing versus mature suburbs within U.S. metropolitan areas. The results reveal mixed results for the expectations of the spatial assimilation model. On the one hand, and in agreement with the spatial assimilation model, residence in mature and developing suburbs is a function of increments in household income and educational levels. On the other hand, the multivariate results reveal suburban type residential outcomes that vary by place of birth and nativity status. The effects of acculturation also reveal findings that diverge from the expectations of the spatial assimilation model.

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Tomorrow's Cities, Tomorrow's Suburbs

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La suburbanización del Sunbelt estadounidense tras la crisis del petróleo. El crecimiento como ideología y el debate medioambiental

La suburbanización del Sunbelt estadounidense tras la crisis del petróleo. El crecimiento como ideología y el debate medioambiental

Shrinking suburbs in a time of crisis

Testing the Spatial Assimilation Model on Black Ethnic Immigrant Locational Outcomes within Mature and Developing Suburbs

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