In Italy, a long debate and several tentative exercises have gone before the institution of ‘Roma Capitale’. Nevertheless, no real critical thinking took place and diffused about what central role a European modern Capital should play within the framework of strategic reforms and innovative challenges. Specific studies and analysis, devoted to this topic, produce a vast literature and various references and include contributions from geography, law, economics, planning, sociology, etc. In Italian context, different ideological positions have emerged from the world of politics and academia, so to exclude solutions that are not à la carte’ From this point of view, in comparison with Paris, Rome should be loser. However, a strong push comes from Europe in order to find useful solutions absorbing long-term impacts generated by the crisis (2050 scenario). This support is profitable to develop the paper’s topic within a geographical-economic and political framework. The paper develops this point by some place evidence in order to distinguish the main territorial typologies of the two cities: the massive urbanism in Paris, the urban-rural settlement in Rome, the metropolitan polycentrism vs the urban centralism, the capability to be inclusive and to catch peripheral areas in the development process. This benchmarking suggests some institutional guidelines and orientations going over traditional regulatory schemes, including those generally required by institutional and territorial planning.
Prezioso, M., D'Orazio, A. (2015). Roma metropolitana: le dimensioni territoriali di una capitale. Un confronto a distanza con Parigi. In M. Cremaschi, A. Delpirou, D. Rivière, C. Salone (a cura di), Métropoles et Régions entre concurrences et complémentarités: regards croises France/Italie (pp. 142-159). Bologna : Planum Publisher.
Roma metropolitana: le dimensioni territoriali di una capitale. Un confronto a distanza con Parigi
PREZIOSO, MARIA;D'ORAZIO, ANGELA
2015-07-01
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In Italy, a long debate and several tentative exercises have gone before the institution of ‘Roma Capitale’. Nevertheless, no real critical thinking took place and diffused about what central role a European modern Capital should play within the framework of strategic reforms and innovative challenges. Specific studies and analysis, devoted to this topic, produce a vast literature and various references and include contributions from geography, law, economics, planning, sociology, etc. In Italian context, different ideological positions have emerged from the world of politics and academia, so to exclude solutions that are not à la carte’ From this point of view, in comparison with Paris, Rome should be loser. However, a strong push comes from Europe in order to find useful solutions absorbing long-term impacts generated by the crisis (2050 scenario). This support is profitable to develop the paper’s topic within a geographical-economic and political framework. The paper develops this point by some place evidence in order to distinguish the main territorial typologies of the two cities: the massive urbanism in Paris, the urban-rural settlement in Rome, the metropolitan polycentrism vs the urban centralism, the capability to be inclusive and to catch peripheral areas in the development process. This benchmarking suggests some institutional guidelines and orientations going over traditional regulatory schemes, including those generally required by institutional and territorial planning.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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