Add to ORKGA city\u27s borders do not simply delineate its territorial limits. Whereas the urbanized center; as the main locus of the city\u27s economic infrastructures and political symbolisms; defines the city and makes it recognizable to both residents and non-residents; borders provide a haven of sorts to elements of the urban underside. While boundaries separate contiguous towns from one another; they also create corridors of urban activity that are radically different from those in the center; straddling both sides of the border
[Extract] Late seventeenth-century Manila was a colorful, cosmopolitan but segregated port city. Man...
The City of Manila, despite the problems of overpopulation, grows and grows day by day. Two decades...
Manila Bay is an intercity space shared between five of the seventeen cities which compose Metro-Man...
A city\u27s borders do not simply delineate its territorial limits. Whereas the urbanized center; as...
In this paper, the author argues that to preserve their primacy and dominance, national capitals con...
Quezon City served as the Philippines\u27s capital for almost three decades (1948-1976); yet Filipin...
In the era of globalization and transnational flows, the multiplicity of borders in urban planning a...
Borders are fundamental structuring elements of space. This paper uses concepts derived from the stu...
International audiencePolitical leaders have always sought to build monumental capitals, with earlie...
Manila is one of the world's most fragmented, privatized and un-public of cities. Why is this so? Th...
Berner E. Defending a place in the city: localities and the struggle for urban land in metro Manila....
Metro Manila has had numerous cases of state-led, disaster-related resettlements, especially in resp...
The global city is a new frontier zone. Deregulation, privatization, and new fiscal and monetary pol...
Prevailing perspectives on the impacts of globalization on urban form in large, globalizing cities i...
Urban partitioning of large cities, especially in developing countries, is one of the major topics i...
[Extract] Late seventeenth-century Manila was a colorful, cosmopolitan but segregated port city. Man...
The City of Manila, despite the problems of overpopulation, grows and grows day by day. Two decades...
Manila Bay is an intercity space shared between five of the seventeen cities which compose Metro-Man...
A city\u27s borders do not simply delineate its territorial limits. Whereas the urbanized center; as...
In this paper, the author argues that to preserve their primacy and dominance, national capitals con...
Quezon City served as the Philippines\u27s capital for almost three decades (1948-1976); yet Filipin...
In the era of globalization and transnational flows, the multiplicity of borders in urban planning a...
Borders are fundamental structuring elements of space. This paper uses concepts derived from the stu...
International audiencePolitical leaders have always sought to build monumental capitals, with earlie...
Manila is one of the world's most fragmented, privatized and un-public of cities. Why is this so? Th...
Berner E. Defending a place in the city: localities and the struggle for urban land in metro Manila....
Metro Manila has had numerous cases of state-led, disaster-related resettlements, especially in resp...
The global city is a new frontier zone. Deregulation, privatization, and new fiscal and monetary pol...
Prevailing perspectives on the impacts of globalization on urban form in large, globalizing cities i...
Urban partitioning of large cities, especially in developing countries, is one of the major topics i...
[Extract] Late seventeenth-century Manila was a colorful, cosmopolitan but segregated port city. Man...
The City of Manila, despite the problems of overpopulation, grows and grows day by day. Two decades...
Manila Bay is an intercity space shared between five of the seventeen cities which compose Metro-Man...