Lawrence A Herzog
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 997997 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lawrence A Herzog |
| PRENOMES | Lawrence A |
| SOBRENOME | Herzog |
| ASSINATURA | HERZOG L A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | San Diego State University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1983 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Suburbia/Postsuburbia
Suburbia/postsuburbia refers to both the physical spaces lying outside of traditional downtowns and the sociocultural and urban planning narratives these spaces embody. The first significant suburbs emerged on the edges of industrializing cities in the late nineteenth century. After World War II, a wave of mass‐produced, very low density suburbs unfolded across the USA; meanwhile the peripheries of cities in Europe and other parts of the world we…
The co-mingling of bordering dynamics in the San Diego–Tijuana cross-border metropolis
The co-mingling of bordering dynamics in the San Diego–Tijuana cross-border metropolis. Territory, Politics, Governance. The focus of this paper is on the processes of ‘debordering’ and ‘rebordering’, and more specifically on what occurs when both forces collide and confront their contrasting goals. The hypothesis developed argues that the two bordering dynamics do not merely contest each other, they also interact and co-mingle. A tripartite anal…
The Cross-Border Metropolis in a Global Age
In a globalising urban world, cross-border metropolises are important spatial configurations that reflect the interplay between the space of flows and the space of places. This article scrutinises the different logics at play as urbanisation occurs around international boundaries. It disentangles the contradictory "bordering dynamics" that shape cross-border urban spaces in the context of globalisation and territorial restructuring. Because natio…
Globalisation, Place and Twenty-First-Century International Border Regions
Barra da Tijuca
In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's second-largest metropolis, an important new form of early-twenty-first-century peripheral development that deserves critical inquiry has emerged-the "global suburb." In Brazil, these suburbs take the form of gated high-rise compounds providing upper- and middle- upper-income residents enclaves of security amidst what they perceive as the chaos and uncertainty of cities overrun by favelas, crime, and gang-related confli…
From Aztec to High Tech
The United States and Mexico share a 2000-mile boundary where landscape and architecture clash in a vivid contrast of two cultures. This is an exploration of the architectural future of interdependent neighbours who share a history, an economy and a landscape in the borderlands of northern Mexico and the south-western United States. After reviewing three key periods in Mexico's 3000-year-old architectural past - indigenous, Spanish colonization, …
Where North Meets South
Where North Meets South
Where North Meets South
USA-Mexico border cities
Cross-national Urban Structure in the Era of Global Cities
The growth of cities along international boundaries is symptomatic of the gradual integration of border territory into the economic circuitry of the world system. Border urbanisation represents an important regional dimension to the emerging dialogue on global cities. This article examines the US-Mexico transfrontier metropolis, a container of accelerating US-Mexico, First World-Third World integration, manifest within the physical space of a cit…
The transfrontier organization of space along the U.S.-Mexico border
Border commuter workers and transfrontier metropolitan structure along the United States‐Mexico Border
This article examines Mexican border commuter workers within the context of the emerging socio-geographical structure of metropolitan areas along the U.S.-Mexico boundary. While border commuters are, in a sense, part of the larger migrant labor pool that travels from Mexico to the United States, this study seeks to demonstrate that the Mexican commuter experience is part of a phenomenon unique to the border region, thus generating a research agen…
The Integrated Spatial Development Model and Regional Planning in the Peruvian Andes
Tijuana
Politics and the role of the state in land use change
Where North Meets South
The co-mingling of bordering dynamics in the San Diego–Tijuana cross-border metropolis
The co-mingling of bordering dynamics in the San Diego–Tijuana cross-border metropolis. Territory, Politics, Governance. The focus of this paper is on the processes of ‘debordering’ and ‘rebordering’, and more specifically on what occurs when both forces collide and confront their contrasting goals. The hypothesis developed argues that the two bordering dynamics do not merely contest each other, they also interact and co-mingle. A tripartite anal…
Cross-national Urban Structure in the Era of Global Cities
The growth of cities along international boundaries is symptomatic of the gradual integration of border territory into the economic circuitry of the world system. Border urbanisation represents an important regional dimension to the emerging dialogue on global cities. This article examines the US-Mexico transfrontier metropolis, a container of accelerating US-Mexico, First World-Third World integration, manifest within the physical space of a cit…
The Cross-Border Metropolis in a Global Age
In a globalising urban world, cross-border metropolises are important spatial configurations that reflect the interplay between the space of flows and the space of places. This article scrutinises the different logics at play as urbanisation occurs around international boundaries. It disentangles the contradictory "bordering dynamics" that shape cross-border urban spaces in the context of globalisation and territorial restructuring. Because natio…
Border commuter workers and transfrontier metropolitan structure along the United States‐Mexico Border
This article examines Mexican border commuter workers within the context of the emerging socio-geographical structure of metropolitan areas along the U.S.-Mexico boundary. While border commuters are, in a sense, part of the larger migrant labor pool that travels from Mexico to the United States, this study seeks to demonstrate that the Mexican commuter experience is part of a phenomenon unique to the border region, thus generating a research agen…
Barra da Tijuca
In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's second-largest metropolis, an important new form of early-twenty-first-century peripheral development that deserves critical inquiry has emerged-the "global suburb." In Brazil, these suburbs take the form of gated high-rise compounds providing upper- and middle- upper-income residents enclaves of security amidst what they perceive as the chaos and uncertainty of cities overrun by favelas, crime, and gang-related confli…
Globalisation, Place and Twenty-First-Century International Border Regions
From Aztec to High Tech
The United States and Mexico share a 2000-mile boundary where landscape and architecture clash in a vivid contrast of two cultures. This is an exploration of the architectural future of interdependent neighbours who share a history, an economy and a landscape in the borderlands of northern Mexico and the south-western United States. After reviewing three key periods in Mexico's 3000-year-old architectural past - indigenous, Spanish colonization, …
Where North Meets South
Politics and the role of the state in land use change
The transfrontier organization of space along the U.S.-Mexico border
Politics and the role of the state in land use change
Tijuana
The Integrated Spatial Development Model and Regional Planning in the Peruvian Andes
Border commuter workers and transfrontier metropolitan structure along the United States‐Mexico Border
This article examines Mexican border commuter workers within the context of the emerging socio-geographical structure of metropolitan areas along the U.S.-Mexico boundary. While border commuters are, in a sense, part of the larger migrant labor pool that travels from Mexico to the United States, this study seeks to demonstrate that the Mexican commuter experience is part of a phenomenon unique to the border region, thus generating a research agen…
USA-Mexico border cities
Cross-national Urban Structure in the Era of Global Cities
The growth of cities along international boundaries is symptomatic of the gradual integration of border territory into the economic circuitry of the world system. Border urbanisation represents an important regional dimension to the emerging dialogue on global cities. This article examines the US-Mexico transfrontier metropolis, a container of accelerating US-Mexico, First World-Third World integration, manifest within the physical space of a cit…
The transfrontier organization of space along the U.S.-Mexico border
Where North Meets South
Where North Meets South
Where North Meets South
From Aztec to High Tech
The United States and Mexico share a 2000-mile boundary where landscape and architecture clash in a vivid contrast of two cultures. This is an exploration of the architectural future of interdependent neighbours who share a history, an economy and a landscape in the borderlands of northern Mexico and the south-western United States. After reviewing three key periods in Mexico's 3000-year-old architectural past - indigenous, Spanish colonization, …
Barra da Tijuca
In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's second-largest metropolis, an important new form of early-twenty-first-century peripheral development that deserves critical inquiry has emerged-the "global suburb." In Brazil, these suburbs take the form of gated high-rise compounds providing upper- and middle- upper-income residents enclaves of security amidst what they perceive as the chaos and uncertainty of cities overrun by favelas, crime, and gang-related confli…
The Cross-Border Metropolis in a Global Age
In a globalising urban world, cross-border metropolises are important spatial configurations that reflect the interplay between the space of flows and the space of places. This article scrutinises the different logics at play as urbanisation occurs around international boundaries. It disentangles the contradictory "bordering dynamics" that shape cross-border urban spaces in the context of globalisation and territorial restructuring. Because natio…
Globalisation, Place and Twenty-First-Century International Border Regions
The co-mingling of bordering dynamics in the San Diego–Tijuana cross-border metropolis
The co-mingling of bordering dynamics in the San Diego–Tijuana cross-border metropolis. Territory, Politics, Governance. The focus of this paper is on the processes of ‘debordering’ and ‘rebordering’, and more specifically on what occurs when both forces collide and confront their contrasting goals. The hypothesis developed argues that the two bordering dynamics do not merely contest each other, they also interact and co-mingle. A tripartite anal…
Suburbia/Postsuburbia
Suburbia/postsuburbia refers to both the physical spaces lying outside of traditional downtowns and the sociocultural and urban planning narratives these spaces embody. The first significant suburbs emerged on the edges of industrializing cities in the late nineteenth century. After World War II, a wave of mass‐produced, very low density suburbs unfolded across the USA; meanwhile the peripheries of cities in Europe and other parts of the world we…
Where North Meets South
Geography (13 obras) · Economic geography (12 obras) · Political science (12 obras) · Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration (9 obras) · Law (7 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · History (5 obras) · Regional science (5 obras) · Space (punctuation) (5 obras)