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José Manuel Montero (Banco de España)<br />

Enrique Moral (Banco de España)<br />

M.ª Engracia Rochina (Universitat de València)<br />

Felipe Rojas (GRIPICO-Universidad Complutense de Madrid)<br />

Amparo Sanchis Llopis (Universitat de València)<br />

Juan Alberto Sanchis Llopis (Universitat de València)<br />

Carlos Albert (<strong>Ivie</strong>, Universitat de València)<br />

URGAN MORPHOLOGICAL ZONES: LAND COVER AND DEMOGRAPHY (2012)<br />

Research works on urban areas usually face the problem of delimiting the scope of these areas with a fair<br />

degree of accuracy. This <strong>report</strong> addresses this difficulty with a completely different approach to the traditional<br />

procedures that use demographic principles. To this end, the recent model developed by the Spanish National<br />

Geographical Institute, the new Land Cover and Use Information System of Spain (SIOSE) which categorizes<br />

the land covers in Spain and allows a high degree of detail thanks to its high resolution, is used to define the<br />

urban morphological zones (UMZ). Urban areas are established as those artificial areas which shape the<br />

complex pattern of densely populated areas, i.e. incorporating not only built-up residential areas, but also<br />

areas for administrative, commercial, health and transportation services, artificial parks and gardens. Also a<br />

hierarchical model of simple cover allocation is developed. Once the UMZ are defined, and using the one<br />

square kilometer population grid for Spain developed by the authors in a previous <strong>report</strong>, the population is<br />

assigned to each urban area. Next, the most populated UMZ are selected and a set of urban indicators is<br />

produced for these zones, such as the surface of green areas or sport facilities per inhabitant.<br />

Research team:<br />

Francisco J. Goerlich (<strong>Ivie</strong>, Universitat de València)<br />

Isidro Cantarino (Universitat Politècnica de Valencia)<br />

FINANCIAL AND BANKING INTEGRATION: NEW APPROACHES AND RECENT PROBLEMS (2012-2013)<br />

In recent years the role of financial and banking integration has gained great importance due to the<br />

development and spread of the international financial and economic crisis. The purpose of this study is to<br />

present a set of approaches for the measurement of the level of integration achieved in the banking, financial<br />

and debt markets, as well as their effects on the growth and role in the current financial crisis. In particular, the<br />

research is carried out from three perspectives: 1) the different types of integration indicators and their<br />

properties; (2) the analysis of integration in the banking, capital and debt markets; and (3) the advancement of<br />

the European integration and the effects of the crisis on it.<br />

Research team:<br />

Iván Arribas (<strong>Ivie</strong>, Universitat de València)<br />

Emili Tortosa-Ausina (<strong>Ivie</strong>, Universitat Jaume I)<br />

Giorgio Fagiolo (Laboratory of Economics and Management, Sant’ Anna School of Advanced Studies, Italia)<br />

Co-Pierre Georg (Deutsche Bundesbank y Oxford University)<br />

Alfredo Martín (Universitat de les Illes Balears)<br />

Mattia Montagna (Kiel Institute)<br />

Francisco Pérez (<strong>Ivie</strong>, Universitat de València)<br />

Francisco Rodríguez (Universidad de Granada)<br />

SOCIAL CAPITAL AND ECONOMIC CRISIS (2012-2013)<br />

Within the research line that the <strong>Ivie</strong> develops for the BBVA Foundation, dedicated to the analysis of social<br />

capital, in 2005 and 2006 a methodology was developed for the estimation of the social capital variable and a<br />

social capital database was built for Spain and a set of OECD countries. The current project continues this line<br />

of research and has as main objectives to revise, in the light of recent developments in the related literature, the<br />

Research and economic studies 45

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