Subvenciones para un entendimiento interdisciplinario de la ciudad y de lo urbano: diálogos entre la geografía, la arquitectura, la economía y la sociología - la experiencia del máster en metropolización, planificación estratégica y sustentabilidad

Subsidies for an interdisciplinarity comprehension of cities and urban spaces: dialogues between geography, architecture, economics and sociology – the master in metropolization, strategic planning and sustainability experience

Bruno Pereira Marques, Sónia Paulo Cardoso, Regina Salvador and Judite Lourenço Reis

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Abstract: This work pretends, as far as possible, contribute to the interdisciplinary dialogue about the study and comprehension of cities and urban spaces. Far from a theoretical and existing paradigms challenging essay, we will try to reflect about our personnel and professional experiences, Master students and professor in the Metropolization, Strategic Planning and Sustainability Program (a joint degree between the New University of Lisbon and Atlântica University), whose academic backgrounds range from Geography, Architecture, Economics and Sociology.

Keywords: City; Interdisciplinarity; Master in Metropolization, Strategic Planning and Sustainability (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: A12 P25 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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Published in XIII Iberian Geography Colloquium Proceedings (2012): pp. 723-732

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