Small and medium-sized cities host a large share of the Italian population and jobs and represent the engines of economic growth in many regions. The study explores the economic dynamic experienced by small and medium-sized urban systems in the decade 2001-2011, investigating whether the presence of highly specialised functions may have acted as substitutes for the metropolitan scale. To this end, the Italian Functional Urban Areas (fua) are first classified according to a synthetic urban rank index and then used in a regression analysis carried out to identify the drivers of urban growth
The present paper proposes a three‐axis method for identifying metropolitan regions in a European co...
In recent years, Italian government have established metropolitan cities with the aim of recognising...
This chapter presents a complex urbanized Italy highlighting several clues of post-metropolitan feat...
Small and medium-sized cities host a large share of the Italian population and jobs and represent th...
This work consists in a long term (1951-2007) analysis of population and employment trajectories of ...
Italy has been typically viewed as a strongly heterogeneous country in terms of regional and;sub-reg...
The paper presents recent changes in the Italian settlement system and variation in urban hierarchic...
Changes in the Italian metropolitan hierarchy are explored by investigating the spatial distribution...
Since 1990, Italian national institutions have promoted an action to favor some of the most importan...
There are two factors that determine urban transformation: endogenous factors relating to the loca...
Summary. The aim of the paper is to present a critical view of theoretical works on city size. We be...
In the last 60 years Italy experienced a nearly continuous population growth (about 25%), switching ...
In an era of globalization, as countries and cities compete with each other to attract investments, ...
Much has changed since Krugman argued that only firms compete to each other and not territories (199...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the relationship between the impact of mobility and the diff...
The present paper proposes a three‐axis method for identifying metropolitan regions in a European co...
In recent years, Italian government have established metropolitan cities with the aim of recognising...
This chapter presents a complex urbanized Italy highlighting several clues of post-metropolitan feat...
Small and medium-sized cities host a large share of the Italian population and jobs and represent th...
This work consists in a long term (1951-2007) analysis of population and employment trajectories of ...
Italy has been typically viewed as a strongly heterogeneous country in terms of regional and;sub-reg...
The paper presents recent changes in the Italian settlement system and variation in urban hierarchic...
Changes in the Italian metropolitan hierarchy are explored by investigating the spatial distribution...
Since 1990, Italian national institutions have promoted an action to favor some of the most importan...
There are two factors that determine urban transformation: endogenous factors relating to the loca...
Summary. The aim of the paper is to present a critical view of theoretical works on city size. We be...
In the last 60 years Italy experienced a nearly continuous population growth (about 25%), switching ...
In an era of globalization, as countries and cities compete with each other to attract investments, ...
Much has changed since Krugman argued that only firms compete to each other and not territories (199...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the relationship between the impact of mobility and the diff...
The present paper proposes a three‐axis method for identifying metropolitan regions in a European co...
In recent years, Italian government have established metropolitan cities with the aim of recognising...
This chapter presents a complex urbanized Italy highlighting several clues of post-metropolitan feat...