Urban Identities in Music Geographies: A Continental-Scale Approach

Sebastian, Jucu Ioan

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“…Surplus land in the suburbs obtained as a result of deindustrialization and a drop in prices compared to those in central areas have created the premises for profitable real estate investments and services in the peripheral areas of large urban centers. Thus, new spatial polarizations were created at the urban level, generated by the new demographic flows, which put pressure on the transport and urban services infrastructure, which has developed at a slower pace, as it was managed by municipal authorities 8 .…”

Section: Deindustrialization Tertiarization and Suburbanization In Ro...mentioning

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“…Political and economic openness has translated to a greater or lesser extent, from state to state, through an opening to globalizing flows and a sudden shift from autarchy to integration [4]. The disappearance of political and ideological constraints has radically changed the paradigm of urban development from one based on the ideological factor to one subordinated to economic and social constraints [5] in which cultural influences caused by globalizing flows play an increasingly important role [6][7][8]. Cities, especially large ones, were the first to be marked by this evolution trend.…”

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Deindustrialization, Tertiarization and Suburbanization in Central and Eastern Europe. Lessons Learned from Bucharest City, Romania

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Cercleux

et al. 2023

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This paper intends to delve deeply into the current understanding of the ways in which the transition from a central-based economy to an economy relying on free competition has led to changes in the big urban centers, bringing about a change in the relationships with the suburban areas. The authors take into account the high population density, the lack of space, and the elevated price of land within the big cities, which leads to urban functions migrating beyond the administrative boundaries, thus favoring the process of suburbanization. Given the context, commercial forces shift, migrating from the center to the urban peripheries or even outside them. This research is based on a comprehensive process of participative investigation (2012–2022) in Bucharest, Romania’s capital city. The research relies on field investigation, statistical and quantitative analyses and bibliographical sources. The conclusions rely primarily on the idea that political changes cannot be separated from economic, cultural and environmental ones, highlighting globalizing flows and the development of big cities. Industrial activities, strongly developed within a central-based economy, have significantly declined, which is partly compensated for by the development of the tertiary sector and, in particular, of commercial services leading to a functional reconversion of the urban peripheries and of suburban areas. The conclusions suggest that it is very important to be highly careful regarding the dilemmas and challenges ensuing from uncontrolled urban growth; therefore, several measures of urban planning should be taken with a view to achieving a better cooperation between urban stakeholders and those from the metropolitan areas so as to attain some common objectives in infrastructure in order to reach an integrated regional development.

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Section: Deindustrialization Tertiarization and Suburbanization In Ro...mentioning

confidence: 99%