Advances in electronic government, digital divide, and regional development book series,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 323 - 348
Опубликована: Дек. 31, 2024
Spatial
injustice
is
a
relevant
aspect
of
the
social,
economic,
and
environmental
issues
faced
by
contemporary
cities.
(SI)
herein
defined
as
condition
resulting
from
inequalities
in
terms
propinquity
to
residues
urban
transformations.
The
chapter
reverts
15
minute
city
concept
investigates
anti-city,
an
configuration
based
on
redistributive
unbalances
relative
resources
burdens,
forms
marginalization
specific
areas.
study
focuses
area
Potenza
Italy.
utilizes
configurational,
spatial
statistical
analysis
investigate
question:
How
does
distribution
amenities
undesired
functions
contribute
conditions
cities?
Consequently,
contributes
present
debate
governance
proposing
alternative
conceptualization
operationalization
enabling
understanding
interacting
areas
populations.
International Journal of E-Planning Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(1), С. 1 - 40
Опубликована: Март 21, 2025
The
climate
crisis
and
the
post-pandemic
scenario
underline
interaction
of
urban
structure
land
use
organization.
study
focuses
on
“15-minute
city”
concept
as
a
significant
model
for
adaptation
to
improve
equity,
sustainability,
economic
vitality.
objectives
are
evaluate
levels
compliance
15-minute
city
criteria
metropolitan
Cagliari,
in
Italy,
understand
relations
among
access
amenities
mesoscale
factors
form.
findings
disparities
across
area,
emergence
multi-level
local
centers,
relation
form
amenities.
In
particular,
R2
values
linear
regressions
population
density,
road
intersection
integration
range
respectively
from
0.742
0.975,
0.634
0.952,
0.545
0.952.
identifies
permeability,
centrality
central
targets
regeneration
policies.
Urban Geography,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
45(7), С. 1267 - 1277
Опубликована: Июль 26, 2024
Ever
since
Carlos
Moreno's
speech
at
the
COP21
conference
in
Paris
2015
on
need
for
a
new
urban
design
and
planning
paradigm
based
15-minute
city,
scientific
literature
political
debate
this
topic
have
expanded
exponentially
across
Europe.
However,
scholars,
governments
citizen
associations
campaigning
more
sustainable
cities
continue
to
ignore
around
role
of
nocturnal
ongoing
ecological
transition
This
text
aims
advance
discussion
that
should
play
fostering
socially
inclusive,
egalitarian,
environmentally
sustainable,
resilient
fair
European
cities.
Transactions in Planning and Urban Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
3(3), С. 294 - 312
Опубликована: Авг. 27, 2024
Cities
worldwide
are
facing
increasing
disturbances
due
to
the
long-lasting
COVID-19
pandemic,
unpredictable
climate
change,
and
intensifying
geopolitical
clashes.
The
uncertainties
associated
with
future
drive
a
backlash
against
contemporary
planning
practices
that
center
on
growth-oriented
agenda
placemaking
survive
neoliberal
inter-city
competitions.
A
noticeable
paradigm
shift
towards
micro-scale
human-centric
has
gained
traction.
15-minute
city
model
(FMC),
which
was
proposed
by
Carlos
Moreno
in
2016
went
viral
after
become
prominent
concept
steering
development.
Interestingly,
China
also
embarked
transition
from
physical-oriented
planning,
is
featured
of
life
circle
(FLC)
its
guidelines
first
promulgated
Shanghai
2016.
While
both
concepts
have
thrived
since
then,
few
scholarly
attempts
been
made
advance
mutual
learning
process.
This
research
aims
facilitate
dialogue
between
two
communities,
starting
systematic
literature
review
FMC.
Using
bibliometric
analysis,
it
maps
development
evolution
FMC
identifies
four
key
themes:
sustainability,
resilience,
utopian
models,
technology.
Based
findings,
discusses
complexity
current
trends
literature.
It
compares
chrono-urbanism
principles
FLC
cases,
highlighting
differences
origins,
priorities,
principles.
study
concludes
three
directions
for
learning:
integrating
resilient
thinking,
synthesizing
theoretical
practical
accumulation,
adopting
new
urban
regeneration
perspective.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(21), С. 9432 - 9432
Опубликована: Окт. 30, 2024
This
paper
aims
to
assess
the
proximity
of
urban
services
through
lens
15
min
city
concept,
using
Municipality
Rome
as
a
case
study.
The
question
whether
qualifies
is
explored
by
examining
in
terms
“intensity”
accessible
within
walking
or
cycling
distance.
A
simple
model,
based
on
GIS
techniques,
implemented
measure
at
neighbourhood
level.
Furthermore,
levels
areas
characterised
similar
socioeconomic
conditions,
referred
“seven
cities”
Rome,
are
analysed
identify
potential
inequalities.
Our
analysis
shows
that
dense
and
walkable
known
tourists
not
place
most
Romans
live
in.
