Urban vulnerability defines a situation of socio‐spatial fragility that precedes exclusion and
generates a growing social fragmentation in European cities. The psychosocial and …

This study was conducted in response to the need to integrate the existing methods for
assessing urban deprivation in European cities and introduce in such analyses the fuel …

The plethora of approaches to assess urban sustainability entails the challenge of selecting
the most appropriate model. Theoretical models constitute a necessary and valuable starting …

La irrupción del alquiler turístico, como el ofertado en Airbnb, ha provocado profundos
cambios en torno a la vivienda y en los espacios urbanos. Así, Madrid se ha convertido de …

In large cities, the decay of deprived neighborhoods externalizes the consequences of
present-day urban social inequality. Residents of these areas often show discomfort with …

En España, las inundaciones representan el peligro con origen en la naturaleza que
mayores pérdidas ocasiona, tanto económicas como humanas. Entendido el riesgo como …

The agroecological movement is gaining presence in urban spaces, transcending the rural
areas where it originated and revealing the need for an alliance between both worlds. As the …

Los Catálogos de Barrios Vulnerables de España de 1991, 2001 y 2011 examinan la
vulnerabilidad urbana en las ciudades españolas mayores de 50 mil habitantes y capitales …

La segregación residencial por razones étnicas se constata en las ciudades españolas a
partir de la última década del siglo XX con la llegada de una fuerte corriente inmigratoria …

The starting point of our urbanism courses in the master's degree programme is to take a
broad, comprehensive local and global look at the urban reality of our environment from a …