Vol. 14 (2010): La planificación territorial y el urbanismo desde el diálogo y la participación. XI Coloqui

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• Dialogo y participación para profundizar la democracia y dar nuevas perspectivas a la ordenación urbana y del territorio. Discurso inaugural del XI Coloquio Internacional de Geocrítica.

  Horacio Capel

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• Metropolis y desarrollo urbano más allá de la globalización. Hacia una geografía crítica de la ciudad latinoamericana.

  Pablo Ciccolella

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• Una asignatura pendiente: Homenaje a César Vapñarsky (1929-2003)

  Luis Domínguez Roca

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• Las relaciones entre lo urbano y lo rural en la planificación territorial en argentina. Algunos aportes desde una mirada antropológica

  Héctor Hugo Trinchero

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• Entrega del Premio Internacional Geocrítica 2009 al profesor Camilo Domínguez

  Horacio Capel

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• La evolución intelectual y la obra de un geógrafo en el contexto de Colombia

  Camilo Domínguez

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• Urbanización generalizada, derecho a la ciudad y derecho para la ciudad.

  Horacio Capel

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• Planning, management and participation: the urban politics and struggles for territory.

  Jayça Lima Sant’Ana, Gustavo de Souza Fava, Laura Machado de Mello Bueno

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• The Territory of the housing in the process of Directive Participatory Plan of Fortaleza city / CE, Brazil.

  André Lima Sousa

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• The urban project as an instrument of management and participation. New centralities in the Plan of local development of Bahía Blanca.

  Lorena Vecslir Peri, Gabriel Anton

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• Foreign ideas creating desirable city in South America: from the academic to the modernism.

  Eloísa Petti Pinheiro

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• Security and online maps of crime: the other side of citizen participation.

  Pedro Fraile, Joaquim Bonastra

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• The lack of Institutional cooperation between different territorial scales: The case study of Zaragoza Metropolitan Area.

  Vicente Bielza de Ory, Antonio Jesús Gorria

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• Territorial planning and urban growth: disruption and challenges of urban-regional sustainability in metropolitan Santiago.

  Marcelo Cooper Apablaza, Cristian Henríquez Ruiz

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• Architechts of the world? The central role of the World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank in territorial planning since 1990.

  Gabriel Videla, Mariana Gasparotto, María Andrea Nardi

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• Territorial usage and the federation: new agents and new places. Possible dialogues and political participation.

  Márcio Antonio Cataia

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• Brazilian Federative Pact: meso-regions, RIDEs and public consortiums.

  Reinaldo Santos Andrade

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• Analysis of the industrial restructuring and consolidation of the municipality of São José dos Campos, SP, as an aerospace technology center in Brazil

  Adriane Aparecida Moreira de Souza, Wanderley Messias da Costa

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• Urban Cyberspace Planning: The territorial formation of academic community networks in Brazil.

  Hindenburgo Francisco Pires

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• The politics of rail transport in Spain. The high-speed corridors: their potentials and limitations.

  José María Serrano Martínez, Ramón García Marín, Salvador Gil Guirado

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• Road transportation in Brazil: some typologies of viscosity.

  Vitor Helio Pereira de Souza

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• Different mobility patterns in the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires. A suburban perspective.

  Ralph Krüger

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• Restructuring of the systems of movement and logistics and its regional and urban impacts on the São Paulo territory

  Márcio Rogério Silveira

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• Drawing up a balance on city planning strategies at the dawn of the 21st century.

  Daniela Szajnberg, Christian Cordara, Carina Bories

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• Regulatory planning of the new conceptions of land management.

  María Elina Gudiño

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• Opportunities for strategic planning stemming from community organization in the peripheral areas of the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires.

  Walter Leonardo Bustos

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• Participation in the revision of strategic Master Plan of São Paulo: appropriation and consumption in the production of urban space.

  Márcia Saeko Hirata, Paulo César Xavier Pereira

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• From the participatory budget to the mega-projects: the production of urban space in Porto Alegre in the XXI century

  Paulo Roberto Rodrigues Soares

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• Contributions of subversive cartography to social space planning. Paths towards reflections about concrete "subversions.

  Rainer Randolph, Pedro Henrique O. Gomes

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• To live and to dwell in port areas in Rio Grande, RS, Brazil.

  César Augusto Avila Martins

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• Revitalization project of the port zone of Rio de Janeiro: social actors and the production of the urban space.

  Alvaro Ferreira

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• Territorial regularization at the metropolitan area of the Mexico City (1970-2002): An instrument disengage from the police of zonnig.

  Elías Huamán

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• Strategies and actions for the development of medium-sized cities. Several cases.

  Inmaculada Caravaca Barroso, Gema González Romero

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• Value of urban land in a intermediate city: volatility of capital and its ephemeral result.

  Beatriz Dillon, Beatriz Elena Cossio, Daila Pombo

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• Urban space production during neoliberalism. Its manifestations in Buenos Aires Periurban.

  Federico J. Fritzsche, Luis E. Briano

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• The territorial metropolitan culture: from conflict relations to supramunicipal governance. Un aproximation to the spanish experience.

  Fernando Manero Miguel

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• Participatory Territorial Planning: the Pará State experience, Brazil.

  Eduardo J. Monteiro da Costa, Liane do Socorro Bastos Brito

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• Methods of communication and socio-municipal interaction for integrated projects of territorial development.

  Silvia Graciela Quiroga, María Alejandrina Videla

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• Public Participation in the Management of Mobility and Transport: the case of Autonomus University of Barcelona.

  Carme Miralles-Guasch, Àngel Cebollada, Rafael Requena

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• From the technocracy to the popular participation: The institucionalization and the new directions of the urban planning in Maringá, Paraná, Brazil.

  Fabiola Castelo de Souza Cordovil, Ana Lúcia Rodríguez

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• Tourism policy and planning: from centralized to participative strategies?

  Diego Kuper, Lucas Ramírez, Claudia Troncoso

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• Technicians, citizens and private agendas in the review of the Land Use Planning of Bogota.

  Isabel Duque Franco

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• Between the State and social movements: About public policies re-establishment depending on territorial planning.

  Omar Tobío

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• Memory, history and silence in the emblematic territories construction. Contributions to the interpretation of the voices (and silences) in the legitimacy and local identity production processes.

  Martín Lopo

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• The institutionalization of dialogue and the participation in territorial politics. The participative elaboration of a national plan of sustainable tourism 2020.

  Alvaro López

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• The participative budget in a city of the northeast of Brazil: dilemmas and possibilities.

  Antônia Jesuita de Lima

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• Socio-territorial transformations in the peri-urban metropolitan: the peri-urban city, local strategies and governance in Santiago of Chile.

  Alejandro Salazar Barrows

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• Public transportation towards spatial justice? The study case of Medellín’s Metrocable.

  Laure Leibler, Alain Musset

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• Urbanities of a public and inclusive University. The implementation of the School of Arts, Sciences and Humanities from USP (University of Sao Paulo / Brazil) on the East Zone of Sao Paulo (‘peripheral’ area): lessons and learnings.

  Marcos Bernardino de Carvalho, Diamantino Alves Pereira

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• Inmigración and city in Spain: integration versus socio-territorial segregation.

  Ramón Díaz Hernández, Josefina Domínguez Mujica, Juan Manuel Parreño Castellano

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• Public policy, municipal governance and social participation of a rigths agenda to the city.

  Jorge Luiz Barbosa

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• Political ecology of natural hazards and environmental pollution in Santiago de Chile: the need for environmental justice.

  Hugo Romero Aravena, Claudio Fuentes Catalán, Pamela Smith Guerra

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• Twenty years is nothing. Regularization process in slums and informal settlements in the Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires.

  María Mercedes di Virgilio, Tomás Guevara, María Soledad Arqueros Mejica

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• The Favela-Bairro program: more of the same? Which are the possibilities for the overcoming of the existing “problems” in Rio de Janeiro city?

  Luiz Antônio Souza Pereira

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• Management of territory and the practice of urban agriculture in Natal city (RN - Brazil).

  Celso Donizete Locatel, Francisco Fransualdo de Azevedo

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• Green areas in Mexico City. A current challenge.

  José Omar Moncada Maya, María del Carmen Meza Aguilar

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• Urban Planning and Formal Education. Methodology and political role of the Geographical Curriculum.

  Marcella Schmidt di Friedberg, Enrico Squarcina, Stefano Malatesta

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• Urban planning and social equipment in small cities in Rio Grande do Norte.

  Rita de Cássia Conceição Gomes

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• Non-metropolitan spaces, the provision of services and public equipment and the supramunicipality.

  Angela Maria Endlich

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• Forest fires in wildland urban interface. Integration of new elements in prevention design.

  Anna Badia Perpinyà, Antoni F. Tulla, Ana Vera Martín

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• The footprint of private urbanization. Ecology of the gated communities in the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area.

  Leonardo Fernández, Ana Carolina Herrero, Irene Martín

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• Environmentalism and (post-) politics in a reserve space: the archipelago of the Galápagos.

  Filippo Celata, Venere Sanna

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• The urban environmental reform. Views and proposals of the neighborhood movement in Barcelona.

  M. Àngels Alió, Gerard Jori

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• Implementing a periurban agriculture protection program for food supply to Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area: Experiences in Pilar county.

  Andrés Barsky, Sofía Astelarra, Silvia Luciana Galván

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• Risks and vulnerability in urban areas in Brazil.

  Wagner Costa Ribeiro

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• The nature of the planning discourse “environmentalization”

  Ester Limonad

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• Urban Planning and Formal Education. Methodology and political role of the Geographical Curriculum

  Marcella Schmidt di Friedberg, Enrico Squarcina, Stefano Malatesta

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• Urban competitiveness and social cohesión in Santiago de Chile: ¿two faces of the same coin?

  Luis Alejandro Fuentes Arce

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• Networks, cohesion and fragmentation of the metropolitan territory.

  Sandra Lencioni

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• Mismatches between the guiding principles of the urban planning and its practice: analysis of cases in Andalusia.

  Amparo Ferrer Rodríguez, José Antonio Nieto Calmaestra, Ma. Eugenia Urdiales Viedma

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• Urban planning and politics of representation, heritage as an urban renovation resource and as a space for confrontation in the historic centre of Buenos Aires.

  Victoria Ayelén Sosa

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• The policy of demolition: Urban renewal and social housing in France and Colombia.

  Juan Carlos Rojas Arias

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• Socio-spatial dynamics vs. public policy of urban heritage conservation. The case of the historical center of Bogota (1994-2010)

  Thierry Lulle, Amparo de Urbina

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• International tourism institutionalization in Cartagena de Indias for the first decade of XXI century.

  Jeffer Chaparro Mendivelso, Daniel Santana Rivas

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• Searching for a green utopia: amenity migrants in the city of pucón, IX Region of the Araucanía, Chile.

  Hugo Marcelo Zunino, Rodrigo Hidalgo Dattwyler

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• Urban growth and migration. Chilean migrants in San Carlos de Bariloche as actors in low class neighborhoods shaping.

  Brenda Matossian

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• The city of San Juan: imaginaries of unfinished reconstructions.

  María Cristina Hevilla Gallardo, Matías Molina

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• Territorial construction and space and social spatial fragmentation: agents and actions.

  Eduardo Garriz, Nidia Formiga

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• The Peripheryzation and Fragmentation of the City: Closed Division of Lots, Popular Housing Estates and Illegal Division of Lots in The City of Campina Grande-PB, Brazil.

  Doralice Sátyro Maia

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• Evolution of de Rosario`s informal settlements. A study of difficult issues to revert at local level.

  Alicia Inés Castagna, Isabel María Raposo, María Lidia Woelflin

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• From utopian islands to marginalization spaces: the impact of Mexico’s housing policies in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua.

  Elvira Maycotte, Erick Sánchez Flores, Miguel Ángel Argomedo Casas

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• Urbanization without town planning. From the “legality” of the developers to the "illegality" of the popular appropriation. New (old) challenges for a town planning of agreement.

  Sonia Vidal-Koppmann

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• Social representations and neighbourhood dynamics in segregated areas in Córdoba city. The role of public policy in these processes.

  Silvana Fernández

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• Historic centers and real estate development: the contradictions of a successful business in Santiago de Chile.

  Rodrigo Hidalgo Dattwyler

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• Mobility, transport and access: renovation applied to land use planning.

  Andrea Gutiérrez

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• Marechal Hermes and the (un) known origins of the social housings in Brazil: the paradox of the unseen showcase.

  Nelson Nobrega Fernandes, Alfredo Cesar Tavares de Oliveira

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• Public spaces in Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain): uses and planning.

  Mª del Carmen Díaz Rodríguez, Luz Marina García Herrera

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• Santiago Downtown: can residential central space and real state speculation coexist?

  Yasna Contreras

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• Urban identity, territory and enterprise: a case of the southern part of the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires

  Cintia Russo

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• Informal and entrepreneurial networks in real estate markets in Santiago.

  Gloria Yañez, Johannes Rehner, Oscar Figueroa

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• Urbanism and its planning made compatible with historic patrimony preservation. The case of Tarragona.

  Jordi Gavaldà

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• Strategic plans: a participative process or a new management strategy? The Mar del Plata´s case.

  Mirta Susana Gonzále, Alberto Roque Villavicencio

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• The involvement of universities in urban-environmental policies development from the perspective of social responsibility.

  Sergio González López, José María Aranda Sánchez

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• Music and imaginary in the production of a city: The complex vitality of the carioca Lapa.

  Anita Loureiro de Oliveira, Patricia Daflon dos Santos

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• Participation and citizen abstention in the urban regeneration process in Foggia city.

  Liliana Fracasso

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• The space out of place: analysis of a gentrification process of Dom Bosco and its impacts to the local community.

  Maria Lucia Pires Menezes, Gabriel Lima Monteiro

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• About the metropolitan issue: new management scale, new struggle scale to social movements.

  Floriano José Godinho de Oliveira

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• Palabras de agradecimiento en la recepción del Doctorado Honoris Causa por la Universidad de Buenos Aires.

  Horacio Capel

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• Entrega del Premio Internacional Geocrítica al Profesor Carlos de Mattos.

  Horacio Capel

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• Una nueva geografía latinoamericana en el tránsito de la planificación a la gobernanza, del desarrollo al crecimiento

  Carlos A. de Mattos

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• Discurso de clausura del XI Coloquio Intrernacional Geocrítica.

  Horacio Capel

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• Metropolis y desarrollo urbano más allá de la globalización. Hacia una geografía crítica de la ciudad latinoamericana

  Pablo Ciccolella

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