Titlebook: Developing Frontier Cities; Global Perspectives Harvey Lithwick (Emeritus Professor),Yehuda Gradus Book 2000 Springer Nature B.V. 2000 Alt

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Human Rights and the Inclusive Societyt in both the recent past and in the foreseeable future the pressures for social and economic change are sufficiently strong and of such a fundamental nature that they can be justifiably called structural. Although such periods of transition are regularly characterized by complex interrelationships

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Encarnación Fernández Ruiz-Gálvezght be willing to admit. The first traces of strategic spatial planning at the level of the nation state as we now know it in north-western Europe, date back to the 1920s and 1930s. For instance, the 1924 meeting of the International Garden City Movement in Amsterdam discussed possible and preferred

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Encarnación Fernández Ruiz-Gálvezanational solidarities, the Twentieth Century was to do away even with the very notion of territory! In reality, it did not happen. Although ‘without frontiers’ is a phrase much in fashion, the control of space and territories is still very much one of the major issues that mark the end of the centu

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Derrick M. Nault,Shawn L. Englandt of their isolation—uncertainty, vulnerability and exploitation—in short, conditions of marginality and dependence. This chapter outlines the conditions that typify the peripheries of urban systems during a period of economic restructuring and global integration. It then examines the expressions of