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Full Title
SOCIOLOGIA URBANA E RURALE
Publisher
FrancoAngeli
ISSN
0392-4939 (Printed Journal)
1971-8403 (Online Journal)
Journal Volume Number
46
Journal Issue Number
135
Journal Issue Designation
135
Journal Issue Date
2024
Full Title
Urban services provision between proximity and socioeconomic fragilities: a GIS-based analysis of Bologna
By (author)
First Page
28
Last Page
41
Language of text
English
Publication Date
2024/12
Copyright
2024 FrancoAngeli srl
Main description
This work aims to investigate whether Bologna (Italy), a medium-sized Mediterranean city, can be described as a "proximity city", analyzing service distribution within the city and populations inhabiting them. Using information on urban service provision in Bologna and census tracts data, the spatial distribution of public services across neighborhoods is analyzed, to measure service provision and accessibility in 5, 10 or 15 minutes by walking. The socioeconomic composition of each area is then taken into account, to go beyond a mere description of service proximity, inquiring urban fragilities, their spatialization and the relations existing among socioeconomic fragilities and service accessibility in Bologna's neighborhoods. The results draw a geography made of a partial overlap of fragilities and lack of services, but also interesting "outliers".
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