Análisis geodemográfico y planificación territorial en España
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https://doi.org/10.3989/egeogr.2002.i248-249.234Keywords:
Geodemographic analysis, Spatial planning, SpainAbstract
This article studies the current role of geodemographic analysis in Spanish spatial planning; its importance, gaps and problems. This is done both from a theoretical and planning perspectives. The theoretical perspective studies the references to the population in the legal norm of the several forms of planning, and in particular in the very recent Autonomous Regions' laws. The planning perspective refers to the specific spatial plans that have been aproved. The article identifies three types of spatial planning: urban planning, town and country planning and environmental planning. Therefore, excluding the sectorial planning with spatial incidence.
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