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Displaying 186 - 190 of 783Política pública como vetor de desenvolvimento do turismo, o caso de Brasília/DF - Brasil
Este trabalho tem com tema a política pública e o planejamento como vetor de desenvolvimento do turismo. Tem objetivo como investigar como o planejamento turístico conjugado com a política pública interferiu no período entre 2010 e 2014 no desenvolvimento do turismo em Brasília. Para o alcance do objetivo a metodologia utilizada foi a de pesquisa bibliográfica e observação participante, tendo em vista que a pesquisadora compôs o quadro de servidores responsáveis pela avaliação do planejamento no período analisado.
La construcción de la periferia urbana en el Eje Atlántico Gallego a través de los hábitats de carretera. Lógica inmobiliaria, planificación y naturaleza adaptativa de lo urbano.
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Valutazione e mappatura dei servizi culturali nei paesaggi terrazzati. Il caso studio della Costiera Amalfitana
I paesaggi culturali rappresentano una risorsa fondamentale per lo sviluppo sostenibile. Tra questi, i paesaggi terrazzati sono classificati come paesaggi culturali “evolutivi viventi” (UNESCO, 2012), espressione della storica interrelazione tra uomo e territorio. Attualmente molti paesaggi terrazzati sono considerati a rischio a causa delle mutate condizioni socio-economiche.
The European systems of real estate
This paper shows an overview of the land registration systems in Europe.
Valutazione e mappatura dei servizi culturali nei paesaggi terrazzati. Il caso studio della Costiera Amalfitana
I paesaggi culturali rappresentano una risorsa fondamentale per lo sviluppo sostenibile. Tra questi, i paesaggi terrazzati sono classificati come paesaggi culturali “evolutivi viventi” (UNESCO, 2012), espressione della storica interrelazione tra uomo e territorio. Attualmente molti paesaggi terrazzati sono considerati a rischio a causa delle mutate condizioni socio-economiche.