Marc Martí-Costa
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3518869 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marc Martí-Costa |
| NOMBRES | Marc |
| APELLIDO | Martí-Costa |
| FIRMA | MARTÍ-COSTA M |
| AFILIACIONES | Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Ecuador |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6875-2490 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 70 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Housing Retrofit and the Just Transition in the Metropolis
Metropolises are rapidly becoming spaces of stark inequalities. While much literature has emphasized the metropolitan scale as a driver of agglomeration economies, recent scholarship highlights either the ungovernable nature of large metropolises or the weak redistributive capacity of their governments as key causes of increasingly unequal urban landscapes. In response, this article advances the idea of a ‘just metropolitan turn’, arguing that me…
La crisis de la Covid-19 como ventana de oportunidad
Este artículo analiza la crisis de la COVID-19 como ventana de oportunidad para el desarrollo de políticas para hacer de la ciudad un lugar más amable, saludable e inclusivo. Se analizan los antecedentes, el inicio, el desarrollo y los resultados del programa Protejamos las escuelas del Ayuntamiento de Barcelona entre los años 2020 y 2023 a partir del marco de las corrientes múltiples y del ciclo de las políticas. El programa tiene como objetivo …
Las cláusulas sociales en los contratos favorecen a las entidades del tercer sector? La evolución de la contratación pública local en el ámbito de los servicios de atención a las personas en Barcelona
Este artículo presenta la evolución en la contratación pública local en el ámbito de los servicios de atención a las personas en Barcelona, a partir de los cambios introducidos en la legislación y códigos de buenas prácticas que pretenden acciones positivas hacia los licitadores que demuestren conciencia social y buenas prácticas para aumentar la eficiencia social, económica e innovadora de la inversión pública municipal. A partir de estos cambio…
Urban governance in Spain
This article aims to explain the evolution of urban governance in Spain during the last 40 years as a product of different waves of state rescaling. Historical, political and economic specificities shape the evolution of Spanish urban governance, especially because of the recent process of democratic transition, regional decentralisation and the specific process of de-industrialisation. We distinguish three periods in urban governance trends, fro…
Entre la movilidad social y el desplazamiento
En este artículo abordamos el debate sobre el vínculo entre cambios en la estratificación social y los procesos de gentrificación, el cual ha sido intenso en el mundo anglosajón a fin de interpretar la gentrificación como reflejo de la evolución "natural" de la estructura socio-ocupacional en las sociedades post-industriales del Norte Global o bien como un revanchismo de clase para colonizar las centralidades obreras de las ciudades. No parece ca…
Comunes urbanos
There is a growing interest and emerging academic literature regarding the commons and their application in urban studies. On the one hand, those contributions related to urban areas, Elinor Ostrom studies on forms of self-management of the natural common pool resources, are pointed. On the other hand, the critical literature on neoliberalism, new forms of accumulation by dispossession and the resistances to them in the form of social movements h…
Geographies of governance
Neoliberal accounts of local governance have paid insufficient attention to variation in the forms of urban governance and urban policies across local regimes. On the basis of a comparison of eight deprived neighbourhoods in Catalonia (Spain) where the same regional programme of urban regeneration has been carried out, this paper explores the significance of place when it comes to understanding the adoption of different models of urban governance…
Does Participation Really Matter in Urban Regeneration Policies? Exploring Governance Networks in Catalonia (Spain)
In this article we focus our attention on the progressively prominence of the citizen participation into the networks of governance oriented toward urban regeneration. We expound the main results of our recent research carried out in 10 deprived neighborhoods in Catalonia (Spain), going in depth into three central issues: (1) the weight of citizen participation in the governance networks, (2) the substantive effects of this participation, and (3)…
The knowledge city against urban creativity? Artists’ workshops and urban regeneration in Barcelona
Nowadays, knowledge, culture and creativity are cornerstones of cities’ strategies for local development. Following different approaches, cities are trying to develop knowledge and creative districts/neighbourhoods to foster economic growth in the new economy. Nevertheless there are several contradictions between the knowledge economy and the creative economy as motors for urban development. Through the study of artists’ workshops located during …
Does Participation Really Matter in Urban Regeneration Policies? Exploring Governance Networks in Catalonia (Spain)
In this article we focus our attention on the progressively prominence of the citizen participation into the networks of governance oriented toward urban regeneration. We expound the main results of our recent research carried out in 10 deprived neighborhoods in Catalonia (Spain), going in depth into three central issues: (1) the weight of citizen participation in the governance networks, (2) the substantive effects of this participation, and (3)…
Geographies of governance
Neoliberal accounts of local governance have paid insufficient attention to variation in the forms of urban governance and urban policies across local regimes. On the basis of a comparison of eight deprived neighbourhoods in Catalonia (Spain) where the same regional programme of urban regeneration has been carried out, this paper explores the significance of place when it comes to understanding the adoption of different models of urban governance…
Urban governance in Spain
This article aims to explain the evolution of urban governance in Spain during the last 40 years as a product of different waves of state rescaling. Historical, political and economic specificities shape the evolution of Spanish urban governance, especially because of the recent process of democratic transition, regional decentralisation and the specific process of de-industrialisation. We distinguish three periods in urban governance trends, fro…
The knowledge city against urban creativity? Artists’ workshops and urban regeneration in Barcelona
Nowadays, knowledge, culture and creativity are cornerstones of cities’ strategies for local development. Following different approaches, cities are trying to develop knowledge and creative districts/neighbourhoods to foster economic growth in the new economy. Nevertheless there are several contradictions between the knowledge economy and the creative economy as motors for urban development. Through the study of artists’ workshops located during …
The knowledge city against urban creativity? Artists’ workshops and urban regeneration in Barcelona
Nowadays, knowledge, culture and creativity are cornerstones of cities’ strategies for local development. Following different approaches, cities are trying to develop knowledge and creative districts/neighbourhoods to foster economic growth in the new economy. Nevertheless there are several contradictions between the knowledge economy and the creative economy as motors for urban development. Through the study of artists’ workshops located during …
Does Participation Really Matter in Urban Regeneration Policies? Exploring Governance Networks in Catalonia (Spain)
In this article we focus our attention on the progressively prominence of the citizen participation into the networks of governance oriented toward urban regeneration. We expound the main results of our recent research carried out in 10 deprived neighborhoods in Catalonia (Spain), going in depth into three central issues: (1) the weight of citizen participation in the governance networks, (2) the substantive effects of this participation, and (3)…
Geographies of governance
Neoliberal accounts of local governance have paid insufficient attention to variation in the forms of urban governance and urban policies across local regimes. On the basis of a comparison of eight deprived neighbourhoods in Catalonia (Spain) where the same regional programme of urban regeneration has been carried out, this paper explores the significance of place when it comes to understanding the adoption of different models of urban governance…
Entre la movilidad social y el desplazamiento
En este artículo abordamos el debate sobre el vínculo entre cambios en la estratificación social y los procesos de gentrificación, el cual ha sido intenso en el mundo anglosajón a fin de interpretar la gentrificación como reflejo de la evolución "natural" de la estructura socio-ocupacional en las sociedades post-industriales del Norte Global o bien como un revanchismo de clase para colonizar las centralidades obreras de las ciudades. No parece ca…
Comunes urbanos
There is a growing interest and emerging academic literature regarding the commons and their application in urban studies. On the one hand, those contributions related to urban areas, Elinor Ostrom studies on forms of self-management of the natural common pool resources, are pointed. On the other hand, the critical literature on neoliberalism, new forms of accumulation by dispossession and the resistances to them in the form of social movements h…
Urban governance in Spain
This article aims to explain the evolution of urban governance in Spain during the last 40 years as a product of different waves of state rescaling. Historical, political and economic specificities shape the evolution of Spanish urban governance, especially because of the recent process of democratic transition, regional decentralisation and the specific process of de-industrialisation. We distinguish three periods in urban governance trends, fro…
Las cláusulas sociales en los contratos favorecen a las entidades del tercer sector? La evolución de la contratación pública local en el ámbito de los servicios de atención a las personas en Barcelona
Este artículo presenta la evolución en la contratación pública local en el ámbito de los servicios de atención a las personas en Barcelona, a partir de los cambios introducidos en la legislación y códigos de buenas prácticas que pretenden acciones positivas hacia los licitadores que demuestren conciencia social y buenas prácticas para aumentar la eficiencia social, económica e innovadora de la inversión pública municipal. A partir de estos cambio…
La crisis de la Covid-19 como ventana de oportunidad
Este artículo analiza la crisis de la COVID-19 como ventana de oportunidad para el desarrollo de políticas para hacer de la ciudad un lugar más amable, saludable e inclusivo. Se analizan los antecedentes, el inicio, el desarrollo y los resultados del programa Protejamos las escuelas del Ayuntamiento de Barcelona entre los años 2020 y 2023 a partir del marco de las corrientes múltiples y del ciclo de las políticas. El programa tiene como objetivo …
Housing Retrofit and the Just Transition in the Metropolis
Metropolises are rapidly becoming spaces of stark inequalities. While much literature has emphasized the metropolitan scale as a driver of agglomeration economies, recent scholarship highlights either the ungovernable nature of large metropolises or the weak redistributive capacity of their governments as key causes of increasingly unequal urban landscapes. In response, this article advances the idea of a ‘just metropolitan turn’, arguing that me…
Political science (7 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Corporate governance (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Humanities (4 obras) · Latin American Urban Studies (4 obras) · Art (3 obras) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (3 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (3 obras)