Juan C Duque
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1641512 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Juan C Duque |
| PRENOMES | Juan C |
| SOBRENOME | Duque |
| ASSINATURA | DUQUE J C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universidad EAFIT |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4016-681X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Happiness, life satisfaction, and the greenness of urban surroundings
Data analytics and sustainable urban development in global cities
Evaluating the impact of water protection policy on urban growth
Source water protection can be a greater challenge in cities where the hydric resource is deeply embedded within a rapidly growing urban area. In these types of cities, the delimitation of protection areas along water resources, as one of the main mechanisms for water resource protection, has a direct impact on the way the urban form evolves. On the one hand, narrow protection areas may not be enough to guarantee that the built city does not affe…
Initiation à la traduction littéraire à travers l’approche basée sur la tâche (ABT) et le modèle Esria
Cet article est le résultat d’une collaboration entre le Département de Langue Espagnole et Traduction et le Département de Pédagogie et d’Expertise en Traduction de l’Université Linguistique d’État de Moscou. Les deux départements ont uni leurs forces par l’intermédiaire des deux professeurs hispanophones, afin de proposer un changement de méthodologie pour le cours "Lire chez soi" dans le cadre du programme d’Espagnol comme Langue Étrangère (E/…
The Paradox
In this paper I analyse how the gradual reduction of research funds in Colombia can interrupt a key process in the generation of solutions to global urban problems. I draw on a bibliometric analysis to show that research funding flowing from North to South has created collaborations between researchers from North and South that have led to a better and more comprehensive understanding of the challenges facing cities around the world. To conclude,…
Urban form and productivity
This paper examines the linkages between urban form and city productivity using seven alternative metrics for urban form and applying them to a comprehensive sample of Latin-American cities. While most of the literature has concentrated on the effects of population density (compact vs. sprawling urban development), this paper seeks to assess whether different dimensions of a city’s urban form, such as shape, structure, and land use, affect its ec…
Understanding the effect of sociodemographic, natural and built environment factors on cycling accessibility
The concept of accessibility has gained considerable attention in the analysis of access to specific facilities for different populations. Unlike motorized systems in which there is no physical limit on the distance that can be traveled, the distance that a given cyclist can travel is variable and is determined by their personal characteristics and the environment. Such maximal travel distance is assumed to delimit the total extension of territor…
Built environment and mortality risk from cardiovascular disease and diabetes in Medellín, Colombia
Neighbourhood green space and health disparities in the global South
A targeting policy for tackling inequality in the developing world
Optimal region design to foster industrial diversification
We propose a method of developing multiscalar industrial policies based on a spatially constrained clustering model which combines aspects of complexity, relatedness and geography. Our formulation is motivated by recent developments of economic complexity regarding the evolution of economic output through interactions among industries within economic regions. This model aims to aggregate a set of geographical areas into a prescribed number of reg…
Shocks and Spatial Regime Fades in Spain's International Migration Distribution
Using an exploratory space‐time analysis called spMorph, this article explores how the spatial distribution of international migration across the Spanish provinces has evolved over the period 1998‐2010. The chief advantage of this approach is that it permits the unambiguous identification of two key components in a spatial redistribution process, namely the shocks to the spatial distribution and the duration of regime fades. The results of the an…
SpMorph
Publication Patterns in Regional and Urban Analysis
S URIñACH J., D UQUE J. C., R AMOS R. and R OYUELA V. (2003) Publication patterns in regional and urban analysis: have topics, techniques and applications changed during the 1990s?, Reg. Studies 37 , 351-363. The current state of regional and urban science has been much discussed and a number of studies have speculated on possible future trends in the development of the discipline. However, there has been little empirical analysis of current publ…
Neighbourhood green space and health disparities in the global South
Publication Patterns in Regional and Urban Analysis
S URIñACH J., D UQUE J. C., R AMOS R. and R OYUELA V. (2003) Publication patterns in regional and urban analysis: have topics, techniques and applications changed during the 1990s?, Reg. Studies 37 , 351-363. The current state of regional and urban science has been much discussed and a number of studies have speculated on possible future trends in the development of the discipline. However, there has been little empirical analysis of current publ…
Shocks and Spatial Regime Fades in Spain's International Migration Distribution
Using an exploratory space‐time analysis called spMorph, this article explores how the spatial distribution of international migration across the Spanish provinces has evolved over the period 1998‐2010. The chief advantage of this approach is that it permits the unambiguous identification of two key components in a spatial redistribution process, namely the shocks to the spatial distribution and the duration of regime fades. The results of the an…
The Paradox
In this paper I analyse how the gradual reduction of research funds in Colombia can interrupt a key process in the generation of solutions to global urban problems. I draw on a bibliometric analysis to show that research funding flowing from North to South has created collaborations between researchers from North and South that have led to a better and more comprehensive understanding of the challenges facing cities around the world. To conclude,…
Understanding the effect of sociodemographic, natural and built environment factors on cycling accessibility
The concept of accessibility has gained considerable attention in the analysis of access to specific facilities for different populations. Unlike motorized systems in which there is no physical limit on the distance that can be traveled, the distance that a given cyclist can travel is variable and is determined by their personal characteristics and the environment. Such maximal travel distance is assumed to delimit the total extension of territor…
A targeting policy for tackling inequality in the developing world
SpMorph
Publication Patterns in Regional and Urban Analysis
S URIñACH J., D UQUE J. C., R AMOS R. and R OYUELA V. (2003) Publication patterns in regional and urban analysis: have topics, techniques and applications changed during the 1990s?, Reg. Studies 37 , 351-363. The current state of regional and urban science has been much discussed and a number of studies have speculated on possible future trends in the development of the discipline. However, there has been little empirical analysis of current publ…
SpMorph
Shocks and Spatial Regime Fades in Spain's International Migration Distribution
Using an exploratory space‐time analysis called spMorph, this article explores how the spatial distribution of international migration across the Spanish provinces has evolved over the period 1998‐2010. The chief advantage of this approach is that it permits the unambiguous identification of two key components in a spatial redistribution process, namely the shocks to the spatial distribution and the duration of regime fades. The results of the an…
Built environment and mortality risk from cardiovascular disease and diabetes in Medellín, Colombia
Neighbourhood green space and health disparities in the global South
A targeting policy for tackling inequality in the developing world
Optimal region design to foster industrial diversification
We propose a method of developing multiscalar industrial policies based on a spatially constrained clustering model which combines aspects of complexity, relatedness and geography. Our formulation is motivated by recent developments of economic complexity regarding the evolution of economic output through interactions among industries within economic regions. This model aims to aggregate a set of geographical areas into a prescribed number of reg…
Urban form and productivity
This paper examines the linkages between urban form and city productivity using seven alternative metrics for urban form and applying them to a comprehensive sample of Latin-American cities. While most of the literature has concentrated on the effects of population density (compact vs. sprawling urban development), this paper seeks to assess whether different dimensions of a city’s urban form, such as shape, structure, and land use, affect its ec…
Understanding the effect of sociodemographic, natural and built environment factors on cycling accessibility
The concept of accessibility has gained considerable attention in the analysis of access to specific facilities for different populations. Unlike motorized systems in which there is no physical limit on the distance that can be traveled, the distance that a given cyclist can travel is variable and is determined by their personal characteristics and the environment. Such maximal travel distance is assumed to delimit the total extension of territor…
Happiness, life satisfaction, and the greenness of urban surroundings
Data analytics and sustainable urban development in global cities
Evaluating the impact of water protection policy on urban growth
Source water protection can be a greater challenge in cities where the hydric resource is deeply embedded within a rapidly growing urban area. In these types of cities, the delimitation of protection areas along water resources, as one of the main mechanisms for water resource protection, has a direct impact on the way the urban form evolves. On the one hand, narrow protection areas may not be enough to guarantee that the built city does not affe…
Initiation à la traduction littéraire à travers l’approche basée sur la tâche (ABT) et le modèle Esria
Cet article est le résultat d’une collaboration entre le Département de Langue Espagnole et Traduction et le Département de Pédagogie et d’Expertise en Traduction de l’Université Linguistique d’État de Moscou. Les deux départements ont uni leurs forces par l’intermédiaire des deux professeurs hispanophones, afin de proposer un changement de méthodologie pour le cours "Lire chez soi" dans le cadre du programme d’Espagnol comme Langue Étrangère (E/…
The Paradox
In this paper I analyse how the gradual reduction of research funds in Colombia can interrupt a key process in the generation of solutions to global urban problems. I draw on a bibliometric analysis to show that research funding flowing from North to South has created collaborations between researchers from North and South that have led to a better and more comprehensive understanding of the challenges facing cities around the world. To conclude,…
Geography (11 obras) · Computer Science (7 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (5 obras) · Regional science (5 obras) · Economic growth (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Urban Green Space and Health (4 obras)