- Urban Regions of Mexico   click here to open paper content561 kb
by    Pérez Arellano, Mexican ND, Francesco | fperez@fpa.com.mx   click here to send an email to the auther(s) of this paper
Short Outline
A range of four practical cases from Mexico are presented here: from a large region comprising one quarter of the national population, to a small urban-rural region including the Valley of Mexico and the second largest urban concentration in the country.
Abstract
Mexico is a havily urbanized country with one of the largest cities of the world, various metropolitan areas and a number of medium size cities. Within its process of urbanization, urban regions habe being taking place, either naturaly or planned. On a Pre-Congress Seminar, Mexican National Delegation will study the Management of Urban Regions, dealing directly with relevant issues. Contributions will be based on practical experience, both from professinals and officials, stimulating debate upon the experience in this country on its global context. The conclutions of this Seminar will give a broad scope of the topic in Mexico. With this we aim to contribute to the overall findings of the Congrss.
Keywords
Mexican Urban Regions
Case Study presented on the ISOCARP Congress 2004: Management of Urban Regions
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