Iniciativas de planificación territorial transfronteriza en Matamoros-Brownsville (México-Estados Unidos)

González, Xavier Oliveras

doi:10.14350/rig.44396

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“…The extant research on cross-boundary regions falls into two categories. The first category comprises cross-boundary planning and management practices, particularly in Western countries where such practices are more common [55,56]. For example, Europe has established cross-border cooperation organizations and a supraregional institution-the European Territorial Cooperation Group [57].…”

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Land Use Change in the Cross-Boundary Regions of a Metropolitan Area: A Case Study of Tongzhou-Wuqing-Langfang

Dai

Zhan

Shu

et al. 2022

Land

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Since the 1980s, metropolitan areas have increased worldwide due to urbanization and regionalization. While the spatial integration of the labor and housing markets has benefitted the development of cities within metropolitan areas, they have also brought great challenges for land governance; this is particularly evident in cross-boundary regions due to the complex relations between the markets and the regulations and between governments at different levels. Extensive research has been conducted on the city-level analysis of socioeconomic integration, land use development, and urban governance within metropolitan areas; yet, it is insufficient for understanding the intricate interplay between the various forces in such regions. This study aims to reveal the dynamics of land use change from 1990–2020 and its driving forces in the recent decade in the Tongzhou-Wuqing-Langfang (TWL) region—a typical cross-boundary area between Beijing, Tianjin, and the Hebei Metropolitan Area—using Landsat imagery. We employed the land-use dynamic degree, kernel density analysis, principal component analysis, and multiple linear regression to explore the spatiotemporal patterns of land use change and its driving factors at the district/county level. The results show that the general land use changes from cultivated and forest land to urban and rural construction land across the region. The speed of the trend varies considerably over time between different areas as the land use policies and regulations of each local government change. The population growth and the tertiary and secondary industry growth are the main driving factors for the change in construction land across the whole TWL region, while the urbanization rate and fixed asset investment have different impacts across the cross-boundary region. The results suggest that expanding the integration of land use policies and regulations in the cross-boundary region is urgently required.

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Land Use Change in the Cross-Boundary Regions of a Metropolitan Area: A Case Study of Tongzhou-Wuqing-Langfang

Dai

Zhan

Shu

et al. 2022

Land

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“…The second stage included the analysis of the main theories and concepts of endogenous development authors, through the collection, synthesis, and contrast of information that they contributed to the objectives, evaluative, operational, procedural and resource elements assigned to the management model (Tomási, 2008). Third stage deals with the implementation of the model where the set of elements and products that result from linking projects with local universities were analyzed, in which goods or services are produced by implementing the proposed management model (González, 2016).…”

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Endogenous Development: A Commercial Conceptual Perspective of the Management Model in Tungurahua-Ecuador in Industry 4.0

Santamaria¹,

Orellana²,

Paredes³

et al. 2020

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The research developed seeks the actions, public and internal policies that help the rural parishes of the province of Tungurahua to recover the potential of individuals dedicated to agriculture, livestock, local enterprises and tourism to reach a balance between the needs of these actors and norms that govern the primary sector of Ecuador's economy, create a vision of values and principles to break those paradigms of society in terms of generating resources and wealth to find new ways to realize the management model of the Province, called parliaments; water, people and work, that work for the benefit of the entire community of Tungurahua and help small businesses, which as a group guarantee a real local development of the province and focus a vision of a 4.0 industry in Ecuador that allows creating competitive advantages and standing out as a province at the national level.

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Understanding cross-border mobility in medium-small Mexico-U.S. Binational regions. Mexicali-Imperial Valley case study

Gutiérrez

Sánchez-Atondo

Gómez

et al. 2021

Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives

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Iniciativas de planificación territorial transfronteriza en Matamoros-Brownsville (México-Estados Unidos)

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Land Use Change in the Cross-Boundary Regions of a Metropolitan Area: A Case Study of Tongzhou-Wuqing-Langfang

Land Use Change in the Cross-Boundary Regions of a Metropolitan Area: A Case Study of Tongzhou-Wuqing-Langfang

Endogenous Development: A Commercial Conceptual Perspective of the Management Model in Tungurahua-Ecuador in Industry 4.0

Understanding cross-border mobility in medium-small Mexico-U.S. Binational regions. Mexicali-Imperial Valley case study

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