Titlebook: Quality of Life in Urban Landscapes; In Search of a Decis Roberta Cocci Grifoni,Rosalba D‘Onofrio,Massimo Sa Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Efficient and Nice – Urban Sustainability and Quality of Life: The Socioeconomic Perspectiveime again influenced the quality of life and well-being (Veleardi 2007). A greater knowledge of environmental issues and/or a greater sensitivity regarding certain social issues has led to the consideration of additional elements that can contribute to increasing the quality of life. Following the r

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Efficient and Nice – Urban Accessibility and Public Transportbe grouped synthetically into the presence of memories and pre-existing history, the concentration of economic fluxes, the concentration of political and administrative powers, the variety of educational opportunities, the presence of areas for free time and recreation, and the level of guaranteed s

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Efficient and Nice – Social Capital and Services of Public Interest: The Quest for a Metric for Urba) are discussed in reference to actual civic participation, community empowerment, social interactions, and the development of a “sense of community” among residents (Putnam 2000; Mitlin and Satterthwaite 1996). This may be one of the leading reasons for uncertainty concerning social indicators here

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Clean and Healthy – Protected Areas, Biodiversity, and Management of Natural Resourcescts of urbanization on protected areas (Güneralp and Seto 2013). Created to protect territories in which anthropic pressure was absent or at least modest, protected areas have always been considered, along a scale of attention to the needs of biodiversity, as the polar opposite of urban areas and in

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Clean and Healthy – Natural Hazards and Resourcess to make as schematic and simple as possible the classification procedure, based upon available thematic maps, adopting only three levels of hazard (each subdivided into two sub-levels, depending upon the possibility to reclaim or recover the area) and two levels of resources (each subdivided into

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The Landscape as a “Complex Indicator” of Urban Sustainability and Quality of Life of City Inhabitann of different possible project alternatives and monitoring of the results of policies and plans over time is often lacking, as well as an open dialogue between researchers and political and social actors (Bertuglia et al. 2004).

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Distinctive and Pleasant – Transformative Concepts in Landscape Ecology: Social Ecological Green Spah as green areas and green canopies. Multidisciplinary approach will help to characterize what could be defined as SEGS, relating the aesthetic, health, and emotional components of the urban quality of life to the shape, distribution, and species composition of green areas.