Abandonment and European corridors. The A22 case: opportunity or rhetoric?

Abstract

The contribution analyses 'European bands and corridors. The case of A22: opportunity or rhetoric?», with attention to the context, the reading tools and the implications for policies. The structure of the buildings is usually made up of four parts: house, storage of machinery and tools, storage of seeds and crops, shelter for some courtyard animals and work. Bolzano, above all, seems to have the strictest regulation: the Provincial Development and Territorial Coordination Plan (Lerop, Landesentwicklungsplan) is governed by l. A distinction is also possible in the morphological aspect: A22, from the south to the north, crosses the Po Valley, intersects the band of the Morenic Hills, the Prealps and finally the Dolomites. Corridors and correlations Seppure diverse in terms of morphology, economics and discipline, these territories are united by their membership in the same infrastructure areas. Summary: Network The concept of corridor is deeply changed over the last decade, from a biunivocal dimension to a reticular. From the final examination of the data it can be said that in the past and until today there have been no direct relations between abandonment and hallway.

Keywords

infrastructure; Europe; urban economy; Local authorities; environment; governance

JEL codes

H54; R58; R42