2014
DOI: 10.1080/09654313.2013.820099
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Strategies for Dealing with Urban Shrinkage: Issues and Scenarios in Taranto

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“…In turn, this condition favoured the synthesis and the highlighting of visions and objectives, which is the necessary structural reference for drawing a spatial plan. As a particular positive aspect induced by that circumstance, FCM brought out more clearly the strategic role of natural environment as a key resource for future strategies to be carried out in Taranto -despite a historic environmental scepticism by politicians (Camarda et al, 2014).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In turn, this condition favoured the synthesis and the highlighting of visions and objectives, which is the necessary structural reference for drawing a spatial plan. As a particular positive aspect induced by that circumstance, FCM brought out more clearly the strategic role of natural environment as a key resource for future strategies to be carried out in Taranto -despite a historic environmental scepticism by politicians (Camarda et al, 2014).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The current work is carried out in the SB activity developed within the process for the drawing out of the new master plan of Taranto (Italy)a difficult context with decaying industrial economy and environment degradation (Camarda et al, 2014). In this context, we investigate the potentials of the FCM approach in a process of knowledge sharing and enrichment for urban planning purposes.…”
Section: Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping To Support Multi-agent Decisions In mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Japanese literature focuses mostly on demographic change, which is characterized by low birth rates and an ageing population. Environmental pressures like pollution or climate change are addressed as drivers for urban shrinkage for some Mediterranean citiesthe Italian industrial city of Taranto, for instance, suffered from massive water and air pollution caused by iron industries in recent decades (Camarda, Rotondo, & Selicato, 2015). One effect of this deterioration is out-migration.…”
Section: Causes Of Urban Shrinkagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Contemporary urban planning has changed objectives, actors, methods, and tools following the progressive affirmation of some environmental, economic, and social phenomena and as a consequence of planning failures: the demographic contraction and the progressive aging of many cities and nations of the so-called industrialized world [4][5][6], the affirmation of the cultural paradigm of sustainable development still to be implemented in ordinary practices [7][8][9] to modify the era of the Anthropocene and to reconstruct a balanced compatible relationship between man and nature [10,11], the shift of meaning of contemporary urban planning from the expansion to the re-generation of the consolidated city, through the concepts of recovery, redevelopment and finally regeneration [12][13][14], with attention to the reuse, reversibility, and temporariness of the interventions [15][16][17]. In this cultural context, tactical urbanism and more generally the multiple forms of reuse of the existing city and the temporary uses that are characterizing it can play a role which overcomes the external one of a response to random circumstances but can be planned as a method to face the multiple forms and evolutions of the contemporary city.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%