Urban Coasts in Socio-ecological Transition: A Methodological Framework to Support Planning and Management of the City-Sea Interface (Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering)
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Urban Coasts in Socio-ecological Transition: A Methodological Framework to Support Planning and Management of the City-Sea Interface (Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering)

by Ivan Pistone

Urban Planning Environmental Engineering Coastal Management
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This book presents a methodological framework for planning and managing urban coasts in socio-ecological transition. Focusing on the city-sea interface, it connects urban development, coastal environments, and management considerations for readers interested in urban planning, environmental studies, geography, and civil engineering.

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Urban Coasts in Socio-ecological Transition examines the city-sea interface through a methodological perspective.

The book focuses on how urban coastal areas can be understood within processes of socio-ecological transition.

It addresses planning and management challenges involving the relationship between cities and coastal environments.

As part of Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering, the work presents a framework relevant to researchers and practitioners working with urban coasts.

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