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Gerarchie territoriali, localit? centrali e aree interne della Sicilia

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La presente ricerca riguarda un?analisi del contesto socio-economico della Sicilia interna prendendo come riferimento i modelli di gerarchia territoriale di economisti e geografi contemporanei. L?autore ipotizza che sia gli eventi congiunturali esogeni e, in parte, quelli endogeni pi? recenti, hanno accentuato le trasformazioni territoriali della Sicilia, accelerato i processi di concentrazione territoriale, e infine, consolidato una pi? forte gerarchia territoriale fondata sulla "dominanza" delle aree metropolitane rispetto alle aree interne dell?Isola. Prendendo spunto, quindi, dai principali modelli macroeconomici di geografia urbana l?autore identifica i tratti distintivi di un processo di arretramento delle zone interne della Sicilia e suggerisce una lettura interpretativa che tenga conto sia degli eventi e delle tendenze specifiche del territorio, sia del funzionamento di modelli dinamici che governano e determinano la localizzazione delle attivit? produttive, le gerarchie dei centri urbani, i processi evolutivi e di trasformazione produttiva. Dalla teoria delle localit? centrali ai modelli evolutivi pi? complessi l?autore propone, quindi, un sistema territoriale di tipo reticolare di citt? e di centri grandi e intermedi attraverso un sentiero di sviluppo alternativo che valorizzi un?organizzazione dello spazio e delle economie basato su un rapporto area internaarea metropolitana non pi? fondato sulla "dominanza" ma sulla specializzazione e sulla complementariet?.

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  • Michele Sabatino, 2015. "Gerarchie territoriali, localit? centrali e aree interne della Sicilia," RIVISTA DI ECONOMIA E STATISTICA DEL TERRITORIO, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2015(1), pages 5-43.
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    Keywords

    Gerarchie territoriali; dominanza; trasformazione urbana; desertificazione; sistemi territoriali; aree interne;
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    JEL classification:

    • O1 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Economic Development
    • O18 - Economic Development, Innovation, Technological Change, and Growth - - Economic Development - - - Urban, Rural, Regional, and Transportation Analysis; Housing; Infrastructure

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