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The Industrial Revolution marks the beginning of a process characterized by\ncomplexity and multiple causes: urbanization. This process extends throughout the\nwestern world and continues unabated to this day, extending from mid-twentieth century\nworldwide. The increase in the size of large cities has given rise to spaces in their surroundings that are difficult to identify and define, characterized by integration of\nthe urban and the rural and the heterogeneity and social conflict. This work arises\nfrom the difficulty of finding accurate information about them, since their characteristics\nvagueness and imprecision in the term limits and the recently become available,\nlibraries, directly. It therefore proceeded to search for authors to try and find them\nthe issue was considered appropriate to group them according addressing central or\nperipheral countries. The aim of this paper is focused on a compilation and analysis\nof texts shaping a reflection in a short text that could serve as a first approach for\nthose who are interested in this area.
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