2000
DOI: 10.7749/citiescommunitiesterritories.dez2000.001.art03
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A Cidade não Governada: Motivações Públicas e Governação Urbana

Abstract: Cidades-Comunidades e Territ6riosDez. 2000, n. 0 1, pp. 57-72 ]oao Seixas * R esumo: Perante diffceis e difusas percep<;oes da grande cidade, nos mais variados sectores da sociedade, tem-se tornado cada vez mais complexo exercfcio de uma gestiio e regula<;iio sustentaveis destes territ6rios urbanos. Porem, niio se tern assistido na pratica a gran des altera<;oes nos sistemas polftico, institucional e administrati vo. A "cidade real" prossegue o seu caminho de afastamento da "cidade legal". As mais recentes … Show more

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“…However, and looking closer to the Portuguese realities, the debates themselves still look quite unstructured, very much intuitive before the speed of change and the loss of paradigms that still yesterday looked quite close. In fact, like this has evolved Lisbon and its metropolitan area: in front of growingly unsustainable evolution paths, in a crescent diffuse panorama of private relational interests and public responsibilities fragmentation, its present disintegrated institutional and political frameworks will increase a series of tensions and expectations that will succeed in the urban scenario of multiple actors and influences (as analysed before, Seixas, 2000).…”
Section: Governance and Fragmentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, and looking closer to the Portuguese realities, the debates themselves still look quite unstructured, very much intuitive before the speed of change and the loss of paradigms that still yesterday looked quite close. In fact, like this has evolved Lisbon and its metropolitan area: in front of growingly unsustainable evolution paths, in a crescent diffuse panorama of private relational interests and public responsibilities fragmentation, its present disintegrated institutional and political frameworks will increase a series of tensions and expectations that will succeed in the urban scenario of multiple actors and influences (as analysed before, Seixas, 2000).…”
Section: Governance and Fragmentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The points above synthesized give fundamental clues and drive paths to what I would call the main "Lisbon government challenges". The following systemization is, therefore, a much more sustained development of analyses initiated before (see Seixas, 2000).…”
Section: Urban Actors and Positioningmentioning
confidence: 99%