From Covid-19 a lesson for the next future territory

Abstract

The article deals with “From Covid-19 a lesson for the next future territory”, placing the theme in the economic, social and territorial framework discussed by the authors. Lessons from the emergency Covid-19 The path to return to normality can represent an important moment in which to reason about the relationships between scientific sectors and the relapses that these interrelations can have on the social structure. Suddenly the globalized society has been found with empty cities, with planes on the ground, with hospitals to revert to the management of the emergency, with the need to break a physical distance as almost unique primordial protection to the infection. The need for reconnection between the two camps has already been underlined before the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic. “Rebuilding the Unity of Health and the Environment. As a result, the emergence of health problems is an alarm bell on the presence of inconsistency elements among the aforementioned environments. These processes, in fact, are interlinked not only spatially but also functionally, with interrelations that exceed national and continental borders, and therefore need an answer that is no longer purely sectoral.

Keywords

Public health; COVID-19 pandemic; urban economy; environment; spatial planning; territorial disparities

JEL codes

I18; R58; H51