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This book analyses the most recent socio-territorial trends that are developing in the Spanish metropolitan space. The first part focuses on the most recent metropolitan dynamics and demographic changes in Southern Europe. The second part discusses the most important processes in metropolitan areas: the problems of increasing social and residential vulnerability and the problems of diversity management. The third part analyses some concrete cases of the main changes and complexity in the spatial dynamics of metropolitan areas in Southern Europe. Finally, the fourth and last part provides an overview on the instruments and the resources put in place by some Southern European cities for the development of governance and citizen participation as an instrument of reaction to the social, economic and COVID crisis. By discussing the main changes and uncertainties derived from the social scenarios after the pandemic, the dynamics of social dualisation of the city, as well as the necessaryinstruments for its analysis and the main challenges in urban governance with special attention of Southern European context, this book provides an interesting read for spatial demographers, human geographers, social scientists and spatial planners.
Contents
Chapter 1. Introduction.- Section 1: Metropolitan Processes in a Changing Context.- Chapter 2. Metropolitan dynamic in the Spanish urban system. two decades of cyclical context and crisis.- Chapter 3. Residential mobility within the Italian metropolitan areas in the 2000s. A territorial focus on Rome and Milan.- Chapter 4. Suburbanization and centralization dynamics in the social reconfiguration of metropolitan space.- Chapter 5. Loyalty towards metropolitan public transport and COVID-19 pandemic: Insights from Madrid Region.- Section 2: Perspectives for the analysis of metropolitan territories.- Chapter 6. Cities and COVID-19. Reflections on a new research agenda for the cities of tomorrow.- Chapter 7. Urban Flight or Stagnation? Patterns of residential migration in post-covid Spain.- Chapter 8. Centrality analysis in urban-rural spatial networks: Contributions to the study of metropolitan areas.- Chapter 9. Bioregional agroecological planning: keys to building territorialized and multifunctional agrifood systems.- Chapter 10. Sources of cartographic information for analysing the physical structure of the contemporary city. Similarities and differences between the Corine Land Cover and the Information System for Land Occupation in Spain.- Section 3: Divided city, dual society: the role of the host society in the process of social integration and the maintenance of disadvantaged and vulnerable areas.- Chapter 11. Migrant populations, residential segregation and spatial disparities in Southern Europe.- Chapter 12. A qualitative reflection on social attitudes and residential segregation of immigrants in Spain.- Chapter 13. Rethinking residential mobility in a context of precariousness: disadvantage and downward trajectories in Madrid and Barcelona.- Chapter 14. Divided cities? The spatial footprint of social policies.- Chapter 15. Immigration, wealth and discontent in the Spanish metropolitan space. The robustness of spatial approaches in studying the electoral rise of the extreme right.- Section 4. Building the metropolis: governance, actors and experiences.- Chapter 16. Metropolitan governance in Madrid: Institutionalization and Models from a policy perspective.- Chapter 17. A strategic planning approach: A new framework for metropolitan governance.- Chapter 18. The development of Metropolitan Bilbao from the point of view of strategic urban planning: present and future challenges.- Chapter 19. Urban Agenda and Metropolitan Governance in Pamplona: Lessons from a Multi-Level and Multi-Actor Process.- Chapter 20. The Zaragoza Urban Agenda: an opportunity to design the city and its surroundings.
