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Cross-border urban sustainable planning in USA and EU border cities
Eduardo Medeiros (Medeiros, E.);
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Journal of Borderlands Studies
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English
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United Kingdom
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Abstract
This article presents a comparison between cross-border urban sustainable planning strategies in two border cities. One is located in the European Union, along the Portuguese-Spanish border area (the Eurocity Elvas/Campo Maior//Badajoz). Another is located in North America, along the USA-Mexico border area (Nogales/Nogales). Supported by a literature review and interviews, the research concluded that cross-border urban sustainable planning is still in its initial phases in both case studies given other cross-border urban planning priorities. In the European case, environmentally sustainable issues are not particularly relevant in the Eurocity cross-border planning strategy. In the North American case, sustainable planning is developed at the national level, in particular with the support of cross-border strategies in the domain of water and energy infrastructure, but not at the border-city level.
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Keywords
Border cities,Nogales,Eurocity Elvas/Campo Maior/Badajoz,Cross-border sustainable planning,Cross-border cooperation
  • Social and Economic Geography - Social Sciences

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