Titlebook: Building Sustainable Cities; Social, Economic and Aldo Alvarez-Risco,Marc A. Rosen,Dora Marinova Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-9886-1ocial, environmental, economic, and cultural growth. Consequently, governments need to plan and manage bearing in mind the well-being of families and individuals. But we are far from achieving sustainability, and examining what is happening in the world in relation to the lives of individuals can be

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Typical Problems of Elastic Equilibrium, of citizens, and that are harmonized with and care for the environment. In line with progress to make cities sustainable, various national and supranational initiatives are being developed, leading to agreements to cooperate and work together to create and maintain sustainable cities. One also hear

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Framework of Crystal Elasticity, of human societies. Talking about informality does not have to have a pejorative character since history shows that there is an evolution of productive activities and that at the same time, depending on the context and resources, they are the only possible activities to be carried out for the survi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-14643-5ent of sustainability, social aspects are rarely addressed in a quantitative manner, leading to an evaluation of sustainability which is not comprehensive. This chapter outlines the concept of social equity, both singularly, and as an important part of sustainability evaluation. Linking these evalua

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