A Cidade já não é o que era

Cities are home to the majority of the world's population. Yet, beyond that, they serve as engines of development and prime spaces for mixing and innovation. They have undergone numerous transformations and have been the source of many global shifts. Today, they are experiencing a new kind of existence, as many of their inhabitants are merely passing through - tourists, digital nomads, people with multiple residences, international students, and short - to medium-term immigrants. Their transf...

As políticas públicas e a mobilidade urbana: uma análise bibliométrica exploratória

Research Purpose: Public policies are associated with actions taken by public authorities to respond to collective needs. In the urban context, mobility has become an important issue for understanding socio-spatial concerns, as well as for defining criteria for public action and urban planning. With the aim of understanding how public interest has been responding to social demands, this study seeks to identify the issues that have attracted scholarly attention in the field of urban mobility o...

51 anos de Democracia: as mudanças na habitação em Portugal

Research Purpose: Over the last 51 years, Portugal has undergone an extraordinary quantitative and qualitative transformation in housing, brought about by the institutionalisation of democracy and European integration. Democracy has transformed the right to housing into a constitutional principle, but the market has undergone distinct cycles of massive construction, liberalisation and, recently, strong price increases. This article characterises the changes that have taken place in the housin...

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