Sentence examples for territorial dynamics from inspiring English sources

Such territorial dynamics gather momentum as more mobile groups – the higher social classes, immigrants and minorities – concentrate in the cities.

Students will be involved in an on-site analysis of complex territorial dynamics that are currently threatening the fragile ecosystem of the Rovuma River delta, specifically in the surroundings of Palma.

This paper aims to identify the factors that have determined successful territorial dynamics (STD) in rural areas of Andalusia during economic expansion periods, and analyzes their stability in the current context of economic crisis.

Modern procedures for classifying land cover, based on mapping involving territorial databases (such as the European CORINE database) and geographic information systems, allow changes in land use, the spatial distribution of land use, and territorial dynamics to be examined.

It means that territorial dynamics do not exist as such, but are the results of stakeholders accompanying strategies.

Also, the territorial dynamics did not change that much in Georgia.

Taking up the problem of territorial dynamics--why some polities at certain times expand and at other times contract--this book shows that a similar research program can advance our understanding of dynamical processes in history.

MPAs, as institutional innovations, can act on territorial development dynamics to provide systemic responses capable of preventing the degradation of fisheries resources and marginalisation of users.

But when those lieutenants succeed, they can be protective of their wins, even territorial, creating dynamics that by midterm may generate mistrust among different parts of the organization and reinforce silos.

Using field data and the panarchy concept of resilience theory, we analyzed the territorial and social dynamics of quinoa growers' communities in southern Bolivia over the last four decades, a case study of regime shift in a poverty-stricken rural society which deliberately entered the global food market.

To cope with the urban explosion phenomenon is not simple, also because it is not a single phenomenon: it is a question of processes apparently similar to each other but with specific territorial and economic dynamics.