Add to ORKGUndoubtedly there is an unbreakable relation between the changes in human mobility and the appearance of our cities. A town for pedestrians and horses has different physical characteristics than our contemporary city. Over centuries, European cities have developed into what they are now, strongly influenced by military, political, cultural and economic logic.History & ComplexityOLD Complex Project
In the late years the expression ‘smart city’ is being used to define sentient urban contexts, capab...
This book is more about cities than about cities and transportation. The ambition of the author is n...
Pedestrian mobility and the regeneration of the European city centre. Cities can be chaotic and conf...
Undoubtedly there is an unbreakable relation between the changes in human mobility and the appearanc...
Mobility, a result of technology and science, has become the outstanding characteristic of this age....
What determines how cities move on? The ever-increasing challenges to urban mobility come in many fo...
Cities have played a central role in the making of Europe, spawning its concepts of politics and cit...
Can we reorganize mobility if we don’t know why, when, and where the people move? When we know the d...
The chapter retraces the stages which led to the theorisation and the affirmation of the concept of ...
New mobility does not just mean technological innovation, but also a change in lifestyles, modes of ...
The chapter introduces two processes that endow mobility with centrality as a cognitive key for unde...
Cities have changed. People have changed. The 21st century, western citizens of the world travel mor...
Mobility is one of the main factors affecting the organization and the urban landscape. After recall...
Looking back over the centuries, migration has always formed an important part of human existence. S...
In the past few years the question of mobilities has become inseparable from refl ection on territor...
In the late years the expression ‘smart city’ is being used to define sentient urban contexts, capab...
This book is more about cities than about cities and transportation. The ambition of the author is n...
Pedestrian mobility and the regeneration of the European city centre. Cities can be chaotic and conf...
Undoubtedly there is an unbreakable relation between the changes in human mobility and the appearanc...
Mobility, a result of technology and science, has become the outstanding characteristic of this age....
What determines how cities move on? The ever-increasing challenges to urban mobility come in many fo...
Cities have played a central role in the making of Europe, spawning its concepts of politics and cit...
Can we reorganize mobility if we don’t know why, when, and where the people move? When we know the d...
The chapter retraces the stages which led to the theorisation and the affirmation of the concept of ...
New mobility does not just mean technological innovation, but also a change in lifestyles, modes of ...
The chapter introduces two processes that endow mobility with centrality as a cognitive key for unde...
Cities have changed. People have changed. The 21st century, western citizens of the world travel mor...
Mobility is one of the main factors affecting the organization and the urban landscape. After recall...
Looking back over the centuries, migration has always formed an important part of human existence. S...
In the past few years the question of mobilities has become inseparable from refl ection on territor...
In the late years the expression ‘smart city’ is being used to define sentient urban contexts, capab...
This book is more about cities than about cities and transportation. The ambition of the author is n...
Pedestrian mobility and the regeneration of the European city centre. Cities can be chaotic and conf...