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مشكلة السكن العشوائي في المدن العربية الكبرى
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تعد مشكلة السكن العشوائي في المدن الكبرى العربية، إحدى المشكلات السكنية و السكانية التي تعاني منها تلك المدن، و التي أصبحت ترزح بحمل ثقيل من السكن العشوائي، الذي يحيط بأغلبها، على شكل أحياء و مناطق ذات بناء فوضوي تراكمي أحياناً، و مبعثر أحياناً أخرى، أدى هذا من ثم إلى حدوث مشكلات عديدة سكنية و إسكانية و خدمية و بيئية و اجتماعية و اقتصادية.
The problem of random lodgment in the big Arab cities is considered as one of the lodgment and demographic problems of which these cities suffer from sinking under the heavy load of this random lodgment that surrounds the majority of these cities under the form of avenues and regions sometimes anarchically constructed and sometime dispersed. This fact led consequently to the occurrence of multiple lodgment, housing, service, social and economical problems.
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د. جمال شاهر آغا جغرافية الوطن العربي–دمشق مديرية الكتب الجامعية عام .1987
د. قاسم ربداوي: النمو السكاني والسكني في مدينة دمشق – الندوة الجغرافية الأولى – قسم الجغرافية– جامعة دمشق.
د. قاسم ربداوي: ندوة السكن العشوائي في سورية عام 1991 ، وزارة الإسكان والمرافق في سورية.
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