Critical Debates in Sustainable Urbanism

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Globalization has triggered significant social changes, particularly in urban environments. This academic paper explores how evolving institutions, values, and behavioral stereotypes among diverse population groups are reshaping socio-economic processes in cities. It highlights the qualitative shifts in social conditions that influence the rhythm and lifestyle of urban residents. The study emphasizes the pronounced territorial impact of economic, social, and political transformations, positioning cities as the driving forces behind these changes in modern society.