Small cities, territorial dynamics and changes in the urban network of the Vales Region-Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil
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Resumo: | The role of small cities is analyzed in the context of urban and territorial dynamics and the changes that occurred in the urban network of the Vales Region, in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Methodologically, secondary data from IBGE studies on Regions of Influence of Cities (REGIC) are used, collected between 1966 and 2018. The urban network is understood as the articulated set of urban centers through spatial relationships and interactions carried out through material and immaterial flows. It is possible to see that the spatial configuration and functioning dynamics of the urban network in the Vales Region reflect the limited territorial division of labor existing in most of the regional territory, on the one hand, and result from the intense territorial fragmentation promoted by the process of municipal emancipation, on the other hand. Representing the majority of cities in the regional urban network, small cities fulfil basic functions and immediately serve the municipal population, in addition to playing an important role in structuring the regional urban network. Some of them have expanded their regional centrality and stood out in the urban network through the public territorial management they carry out and the specialized private services they provide in the region resulting from their urbanization processes, conditioned by the dynamics of regional development of tobacco agro-industrial activities and the production of pork and chicken. The regional capitals of Santa Cruz do Sul and Lajeado also stand out, as they mediate flows between the metropolis of Porto Alegre and local centers, and because of the central position they occupy in the regional urban network. |
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Small cities, territorial dynamics and changes in the urban network of the Vales Region-Rio Grande do Sul-BrazilPequeñas ciudades, dinámicas territoriales y cambios en la red urbana de la Región de Vales-Rio Grande do Sul-BrasilCidades pequenas, dinâmicas territoriais e mudanças na rede urbana da Região dos Vales-Rio Grande do Sul-BrasilPequeñas ciudadesRed urbana regionalDivisión territorial del trabajoEmancipaciones municipalesRegión de los VallesSmall citiesRegional urban networkTerritorial division of laborMunicipal emancipationVales RegionCidades pequenasRede urbana regionalDivisão territorial do trabalhoEmancipações municipaisRegião dos ValesThe role of small cities is analyzed in the context of urban and territorial dynamics and the changes that occurred in the urban network of the Vales Region, in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Methodologically, secondary data from IBGE studies on Regions of Influence of Cities (REGIC) are used, collected between 1966 and 2018. The urban network is understood as the articulated set of urban centers through spatial relationships and interactions carried out through material and immaterial flows. It is possible to see that the spatial configuration and functioning dynamics of the urban network in the Vales Region reflect the limited territorial division of labor existing in most of the regional territory, on the one hand, and result from the intense territorial fragmentation promoted by the process of municipal emancipation, on the other hand. Representing the majority of cities in the regional urban network, small cities fulfil basic functions and immediately serve the municipal population, in addition to playing an important role in structuring the regional urban network. Some of them have expanded their regional centrality and stood out in the urban network through the public territorial management they carry out and the specialized private services they provide in the region resulting from their urbanization processes, conditioned by the dynamics of regional development of tobacco agro-industrial activities and the production of pork and chicken. The regional capitals of Santa Cruz do Sul and Lajeado also stand out, as they mediate flows between the metropolis of Porto Alegre and local centers, and because of the central position they occupy in the regional urban network.Se analiza el papel de las pequeñas ciudades en el contexto de las dinámicas urbanas y territoriales y los cambios ocurridos en la trama urbana de la Región de Vales, en el Estado de Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil. Metodológicamente, se utilizan datos secundarios de los estudios del IBGE sobre Regiones de Influencia de las Ciudades (REGIC), elaborados entre 1966 y 2018. La red urbana se entiende como el conjunto articulado de centros urbanos a través de relaciones e interacciones espaciales realizadas a través de flujos materiales e inmateriales. Se observa que la configuración espacial y la dinámica de funcionamiento de la red urbana en la Región Vales, reflejan la limitada división territorial del trabajo existente en la mayor parte del territorio regional, por un lado, y resultan de la intensa fragmentación territorial promovida por el proceso de emancipaciones municipales, por otro lado. Representando a la mayoría de las ciudades de la red urbana regional, las pequeñas ciudades cumplen funciones básicas y sirven inmediatamente a la población municipal y juegan un papel importante en la estructuración de la red urbana regional. Algunas de ellas han incrementado su centralidad regional y se han destacado en el tejido urbano a través de la gestión pública territorial que ejercen y los servicios privados especializados que ofrecen en la región debido a sus procesos de urbanización, condicionados por la dinámica de desarrollo regional de las actividades agroindustriales de tabaco y producción de carne de cerdo y de pollo. También se destacan las capitales regionales de Santa Cruz do Sul y Lajeado, por mediar flujos entre la metrópolis de Porto Alegre y los centros locales y por la posición central que ocupan en la red urbana regional.Analisa-se o papel das cidades pequenas no contexto das dinâmicas urbanas e territoriais e das mudanças que ocorreram na rede urbana da Região do Vales, no Estado do Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil. Metodologicamente utiliza-se dados secundários dos estudos do IBGE sobre Regiões de Influência das Cidades (REGIC), elaborados entre 1966 e 2018. Entende-se a rede urbana como o conjunto articulado de centros urbanos através de relações e interações espaciais realizadas através de fluxos materiais e imateriais. Observa-se que a configuração espacial e dinâmica de funcionamento da rede urbana na Região dos Vales, refletem a limitada divisão territorial do trabalho existente na maior parte do território regional, de um lado, e decorrem da intensa fragmentação territorial promovida pelo processo de emancipações municipais, de outro lado. Representando a maioria das cidades da rede urbana regional, as cidades pequenas desempenham funções básicas e de imediato atendimento à população municipal e apresentam importante papel na estruturação da rede urbana regional. Algumas delas, têm ampliado a sua centralidade regional e se destacado na rede urbana através da gestão territorial pública que exercem e dos serviços privados especializados que ofertam na região decorrente dos seus processos de urbanização, condicionados pela dinâmica de desenvolvimento regional das atividades agroindustriais do tabaco e da produção de carne suína e de frango. Destacam-se também as capitais regionais de Santa Cruz do Sul e Lajeado, por exercerem intermediação de fluxos entre a metrópole de Porto Alegre e os centros locais e pela posição central que ocupam na rede urbana regional.Edunisc - Universidade de Santa Cruz do Sul2023-11-07info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfapplication/pdfhttps://online.unisc.br/seer/index.php/redes/article/view/1853110.17058/redes.v28i1.18531Redes ; Vol. 28 (2023)Redes; Vol. 28 (2023)Redes; Vol. 28 (2023)Redes; v. 28 (2023)1982-6745reponame:Redes (Santa Cruz do Sul. 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Small cities, territorial dynamics and changes in the urban network of the Vales Region-Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil Pequeñas ciudades, dinámicas territoriales y cambios en la red urbana de la Región de Vales-Rio Grande do Sul-Brasil Cidades pequenas, dinâmicas territoriais e mudanças na rede urbana da Região dos Vales-Rio Grande do Sul-Brasil |
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Small cities, territorial dynamics and changes in the urban network of the Vales Region-Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil |
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Small cities, territorial dynamics and changes in the urban network of the Vales Region-Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil Lima da Silveira, Rogerio Leandro Pequeñas ciudades Red urbana regional División territorial del trabajo Emancipaciones municipales Región de los Valles Small cities Regional urban network Territorial division of labor Municipal emancipation Vales Region Cidades pequenas Rede urbana regional Divisão territorial do trabalho Emancipações municipais Região dos Vales |
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Small cities, territorial dynamics and changes in the urban network of the Vales Region-Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil |
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Small cities, territorial dynamics and changes in the urban network of the Vales Region-Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil |
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Small cities, territorial dynamics and changes in the urban network of the Vales Region-Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil |
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Lima da Silveira, Rogerio Leandro |
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Lima da Silveira, Rogerio Leandro Rezende Faccin, Carolina Pavan Detoni, Luana |
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Pequeñas ciudades Red urbana regional División territorial del trabajo Emancipaciones municipales Región de los Valles Small cities Regional urban network Territorial division of labor Municipal emancipation Vales Region Cidades pequenas Rede urbana regional Divisão territorial do trabalho Emancipações municipais Região dos Vales |
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The role of small cities is analyzed in the context of urban and territorial dynamics and the changes that occurred in the urban network of the Vales Region, in the State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Methodologically, secondary data from IBGE studies on Regions of Influence of Cities (REGIC) are used, collected between 1966 and 2018. The urban network is understood as the articulated set of urban centers through spatial relationships and interactions carried out through material and immaterial flows. It is possible to see that the spatial configuration and functioning dynamics of the urban network in the Vales Region reflect the limited territorial division of labor existing in most of the regional territory, on the one hand, and result from the intense territorial fragmentation promoted by the process of municipal emancipation, on the other hand. Representing the majority of cities in the regional urban network, small cities fulfil basic functions and immediately serve the municipal population, in addition to playing an important role in structuring the regional urban network. Some of them have expanded their regional centrality and stood out in the urban network through the public territorial management they carry out and the specialized private services they provide in the region resulting from their urbanization processes, conditioned by the dynamics of regional development of tobacco agro-industrial activities and the production of pork and chicken. The regional capitals of Santa Cruz do Sul and Lajeado also stand out, as they mediate flows between the metropolis of Porto Alegre and local centers, and because of the central position they occupy in the regional urban network. |
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