Mapeamento cienciométrico de cidades amigáveis ao envelhecimento e inteligentes

tendências globais

Autores

  • Anderson Saccol Ferreira PPGDR/UTFPR
  • Gilson Ditzel Santos PPGDR/UTFPR
  • Maria De Lourdes Bernartt PPGDR/UTFPR

Palavras-chave:

Cidade inteligente, Cidade amiga da pessoa idosa, Envelhecimento, Cienciometria.

Biografia do Autor

Anderson Saccol Ferreira, PPGDR/UTFPR

Doutorando em Desenvolvimento Regional no PPGDR/UTFPR. Mestre em Administração na UNOESC.

Gilson Ditzel Santos, PPGDR/UTFPR

Professor do PPGDR/UTFPR. Doutor em Administração pela USP (2009). M<estre em Ciências de Administração e Estudo de Políticas Públicas pela Universidade de Tsukuba, Japão.

Maria De Lourdes Bernartt, PPGDR/UTFPR

Professora Titular do PPGDR/UTFPR. Doutora em Educação pela UNICAMP  (2006). Mestre em Educação pela UNICAMP (1999).

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2025-04-06

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FERREIRA, Anderson Saccol; SANTOS, Gilson Ditzel; BERNARTT, Maria De Lourdes. Mapeamento cienciométrico de cidades amigáveis ao envelhecimento e inteligentes: tendências globais. Anais do Simpósio Latino-Americano de Estudos de Desenvolvimento Regional, IJUÍ - RS - BRASIL, v. 4, n. 4, 2025. Disponível em: https://publicacoeseventos.unijui.edu.br/index.php/slaedr/article/view/26805. Acesso em: 9 abr. 2025.

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ST3 – Políticas públicas, dinâmicas demográficas e planejamento urbano regional

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