L Salvati, M Carlucci - Population, Space and Place, 2016 - Wiley Online Library
This study analyses the redistribution (1871–2011) of population along the urban gradient in Rome, Italy, in the light of the urban life cycle theory, together with an in‐depth analysis of …
Metropolitan growth in Europe has resulted in drastic changes of urban forms, socio-spatial structures and land-use patterns due to sequential processes of urbanization …
Mixing peculiar socioeconomic conditions and demographic contexts, urban decline in Mediterranean Europe was less extensively documented than in other regions of the …
L Salvati, S De Rosa - Land Use Policy, 2014 - Elsevier
Abstract By analyzing long-term (1896–2011) population distribution and residential sub- centre dynamics in three urban regions of southern Europe (Barcelona, Rome and Athens) …
Long-term urbanization trends reflect important transformations at the metropolitan scale, being increasingly dependent on place-specific processes of change. By investigating …
L Salvati, VG Morelli, K Rontos, A Sabbi - Urban Geography, 2013 - Taylor & Francis
This paper quantifies the extent of exurban development in Mediterranean Europe. The assessment was carried out by studying changes in the urban-to-rural population density …
After a long phase of suburbanization promoting economic decentralization and uneven expansion of urban rings, re-urbanization has been observed in an increasing number of …
S Strozza, F Benassi, R Ferrara, G Gallo - Spatial Demography, 2016 - Springer
Recent works have highlighted how many of the major urban agglomerations in Italy are undergoing a new phase of demographic growth. This could be called reurbanization phase …
Cities develop according to different patterns, undergoing population growth during some periods and decline (shrinkage) during others. Theories attempting to understand these …