The formation of Urban Expansion Corridors: the case of a Mid-Sized City in Latin America
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https://doi.org/10.37230/CyTET.2021.208.09Keywords:
Urban development, Transport infrastructure, Roads, Urban spaces, Latin AmericaAbstract
The Urban Expansion Corridors (UEC) became the object of this research after analysing the relationship between transport infrastructures –particularly roads– and urban expansion processes. Within the framework of Mid-sized cities in Latin America, whose common problems respond to specific logics of production and socio-spatial reproduction, the case study proposed here corresponds to the Greater Santa Fe (GSF-Argentina). To clarify the formation process of the GSF’s UEC, we have adopted a mixed methodology –which includes both quantitative and qualitative approximations, and have proposed an approach typical of the field of urban studies, and a «long term» historiographic perspective. The conclusions aim to discuss the operability of this object of study, as a spatial form that acquires a certain entity in contemporary modes of urban living.
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