Forum Barcelona 2004 | Català | Español | tools Home Map of contents Search Size textSize text small 14px medium 14px big 17px
Contents
Forum Monterrey 2007
Forum Barcelona 2004
Forum Dialogues
Contents > Topics > Medio ambiente y recursos naturales
Topics Send to a friendSend to a friend PrintPrint
Urban environments and territory
Cities are the settings where the effects of globalization are most patent: exclusion, inequality, migrations, precarious employment, conflict, etc.; but they can also become places providing opportunities for progress and perspectives for the future. In the global context, the fundamental role that cities can play in the development of a more just world should be recognized, and they should be given the relevance required in terms of resources, power and an international voice.

 Urban environments and territory
Search options for Urban environments and territory
By keywords
 
By related topic

+ Economy and human development
 

+ Governance and participation
 

+ Human Rights, justice and exclusions
 
Free-text search Advanced search
Urban environments and territory > urbanization  (25 of 51 Documents)
Relevance Document type Sort by nameSee complete list
Slightly related Press release CITY• Acebillo, chief architect of the City Council of Barcelona: "Architecture is a way of promoting new economic activities" [ca] [es] [en]
Slightly related Conclusions WUF• Addendum to draft report on the second session of the world urban forum [en]
Fairly related Sessions summaries CITY• Architecture Against Cities  
Closely related Sessions summaries WUF• Best practice in Spain / Bilbao / Barcelona Forum  
Fairly related Sessions summaries HMI• Border Cities  
Slightly related Press release WUF• Canada to participate in World Urban Forum in Barcelona [ca] [es] [en]
Closely related Dialogue synthesis CITY• City and Citizenship for the 21st Century  
Closely related Dialogue synthesis ESPAI• Collective Public Space: New Perspectives  
Fairly related Sessions summaries ESPAI• Collective Space and Security  
Fairly related Sessions summaries ESPAI• Collective Space as a Framework for Identity (first part)  
Related Sessions summaries ESPAI• Collective Space as a Framework for Identity (second part)  
Fairly related Sessions summaries ESPAI• Collective Space as an Interaction of Public and Corporate Strategies  
Closely related Sessions summaries ESPAI• Collective Space as Form in Art and Architecture  
Closely related Sessions summaries WUF• Conclusions to the city dialogues in the World Urban Forum  
Closely related Strong idea RIGHTS• Culture and Sustainable City  
Closely related Sessions summaries CITY• Fears and Hopes in the City  
Somewhat related Strong idea ESPAI• Fragmented Space  
Slightly related Press release ESPAI• François Barré: "Public space is in crisis" [ca] [es] [en]
Closely related Dialogue synthesis CIESM• Human Activity is Globalizing the Mediterranean  
Fairly related Strong idea ESPAI• Hyperplaces  
Somewhat related Press release CITY• Jaime Lerner (Architect): "The city is not a problem, rather it contains a solution for everything" [ca] [es] [en]
Somewhat related 141 Questions ESPAI• Jean-Louis Cohen, architect: "The problem of the large cities is that there is a lot of wasted space" [ca] [es] [en]
Slightly related Press release ESPAI• Jean-Louis Cohen: "Politicians in some cities collect architectures in the same way that modern art museums collect art works" [ca] [es] [en]
Slightly related Press release CITY• Joan Busquets (Architect): "The main reason for transforming cities has been the car" [ca] [es] [en]
Somewhat related 141 Questions CITY• Joan Muñoz (Urban geographer): "We should all be able to live in the city, but it's too expensive" [ca] [es] [en]
1 - 2 - 3Next>>
Top