Iconography and circulation on the Atlantic seaboards: Europe and North America

Article Abstract:

An attempt is made to explain that on the European shoreline, the starting point of Megalopolis founding fathers, a demographic and economic stagnation, a scattering of men and activities and a limited urbanization, contrast with the extraordinary dynamism of the North American shoreline. On the American shoreline of the Atlantic, it is the movement, as a factor of change and transformation that leads to a tremendous urban development.

Europe, Strategy & planning, North America, Planning, Economic aspects, Company business planning, Urbanization

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The iconography and circulation of the Atlantic community

Article Abstract:

The transatlantic alliance between the United States and Canada, on one side, and the majority European countries on the other, is held together by a formal commitment known as a legal bond. The structure of the icons of identity and the circles of activity that shape and reshape communities over time are analyzed.

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The iconography and circulation of the Atlantic community

Article Abstract:

The transatlantic alliance between the United States and Canada, on one side, and the majority European countries on the other, is held together by a formal commitment known as a legal bond. The structure of the icons of identity and the circles of activity that shape and reshape communities over time are analyzed.

United States, Canada, International politics, Influence, International relations, Geopolitics

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