Redefiniendo la relación entre la industria y la ciudad contemporánea ¿una nueva prioridad en la agenda urbana?

María Buhigas; Miquel Pybus Oliveras

Redefining the Relationship between Industry and the Contemporary City: A New Priority on the Urban Agenda?

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María Buhigas
Miquel Pybus Oliveras

Keywords:

Industry, post-industrial city, outsourcing, reindustrialization

Abstract

The current economic crisis has cast doubt on the discourses that have proclaimed that
industry was disappearing from the production model and have conditioned urban-development
and planning policy in Spain over the last three decades. As urban agendas have increasingly
turned their attention to industry, a need has been revealed for the complexity of industrial activity
today to be reinterpreted, seeking new instruments to support it from an overall, holistic perspective.
A review of the main arguments that were used to build the post-industrial discourse serves as the
basis for establishing a reading of the constituent parts of today’s neo-industrial narrative, focusing
on its involvement in urban planning by analysing the different approaches, strategies and practices
that have been developed to date.

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2016-06-29

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Buhigas, M., & Pybus Oliveras, M. (2016). Redefining the Relationship between Industry and the Contemporary City: A New Priority on the Urban Agenda?. Ciudad Y Territorio Estudios Territoriales, 48(188), 229–237. Retrieved from https://recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/CyTET/article/view/76476

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Vol. XLVIII, núm. 188 Monográfico (2016). Crisis, gobiernos locales y políticas urbanas

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