Sustainable urban development: Definition and reasons for a research programme

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The concept of sustainable development is steadily approaching recognition, if not full disciplinary autonomy, becoming the focus of new theoretical and normative reflection. However, the same cannot be said of a more specific field of application of that same concept-the urban environment. In our opinion, this has been hindered until recently by some unresolved problems-of definition, methodology and epistemology-intrinsic in the more general concept, and also by some specificities of the urban case which have not been sufficiently borne in mind.

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Camagni, R. (2017). Sustainable urban development: Definition and reasons for a research programme. In Seminal Studies in Regional and Urban Economics: Contributions from an Impressive Mind (pp. 261–282). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-57807-1_13

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