葡萄牙长期郊区化趋势

IF 1.7 Q2 GEOGRAPHY

Regional Studies Regional Science Pub Date : 2022-07-18 DOI:10.1080/21681376.2022.2095299

Bruno T. Rocha

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摘要

利用1960年至2021年的人口普查数据，这张图表揭示了郊区市镇是如何从占葡萄牙大陆人口的不到19%发展到占近39%的。特别是郊区市镇是唯一一组经常出现人口翻番的市镇。与此同时，两个大都市区的中心城市里斯本和波尔图的人口分别减少了32%和24%。本文最后简要列举了葡萄牙郊区化的原因，这些原因在文献中得到了更多的讨论。

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Long-run suburbanization trends in Portugal

ABSTRACT Using census data from 1960 to 2021, this graphic reveals how suburban municipalities evolved from representing less than 19% of the population in mainland Portugal to almost 39%. In particular, suburban municipalities constitute the only group of municipalities for which doubling population size occurred more often than not. At the same time, Lisbon and Porto, the central cities of the two metropolitan areas, lost 32% and 24%, respectively, of their population. The paper concludes by briefly enumerating the causes of suburbanization in Portugal that have been more discussed in the literature.

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Regional Studies Regional Science GEOGRAPHY-

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3.00

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15.80%

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18 weeks

期刊介绍： Regional Studies, Regional Science is an interdisciplinary open access journal from the Regional Studies Association, first published in 2014. We particularly welcome submissions from authors working on regional issues in geography, economics, planning, and political science. The journal features a streamlined peer-review process and quick turnaround times from submission to acceptance. Authors will normally receive a decision on their manuscript within 60 days of submission.