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Studying the economic valuations to understand the urban structures of the emergent countries According to Alfredo Muoz comments to us, titleholder in Architecture in Spain, founder of ABIBOO Architecture and PhD in Architectonic Design in U.S.A.: India presents/displays characteristics shared with the rest of Eastern countries and to the time, it presents/displays another series of very particular properties that are to study in detail to be able to understand the new urban and infrastructural structures of the country. Accompanying by the hand to the sociocultural transformation, fruit of the globalisation, is the economic motor as it bases for this transformation. It is for that reason fundamental to study the economic valuations to understand the urban structures of the emergent countries, still more considering that in these countries is these economic pressures those that they promote generally, organizes and structures the new urban and infrastructural spaces of the city. Will be finally, alludes to Alfredo Muoz, and as a result of the sociocultural and economic characteristics and circumstances of a place, when we can study the urban typologies and of infrastructures. In the case of India we will be able to observe that the topology, understood like science of the connectivities, comes near more and more to the form of explanation of the new urbanism, where the important thing architectonic are not the spatio-temporal objects in itself but relations among them . The founder of ABIBOO Architecture wants to also emphasize that in urban means, this topology leads to a space concentrate, extensive and spongiform that brings about different relations between natural and artificial means, relations which doubtfully they can continue considering in gestlticos terms of, figure-bottom. The model of city and European public space takes step in the case of India and great part of the BRIC to other more open organizations, more unstructured and where the conceptual dividing line between public space and infrastructures is every time finer, getting to most of megre both in the cases .

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Gimera, a small town located on the island of Sicily, about 60 kilometers from the island's capital Palermo. Founded the city was approximately in the 7th century BC Greek colonists, and like many other colonies of the Greeks to Sicily became the object of constant attacks of Carthage, who wanted to oust the Greeks from the region. In 480 BC Gimer occurred near one of the largest and most important battles of antiquity. An amazing coincidence – during this year Persian army led by King Xerxes tried to conquer Greece. Although many historians believe however that such a coincidence is not accidental. Likely to attack the Persians and the Carthaginians had been planned to attack Greek world from two sides and with one blow put an end to Hellas.

So, in 480 BC a huge army of invasion of Carthage (Greek historians argue that it had up to a hundred 100 000) landed on the coast of Sicily in the Greek Gimera colony. Hamilcar commanded this army Mahon. Greek forces consisted of 20,000 infantry under the command of the tyrant of Syracuse Gelon. Mahon was preparing for a long and protracted war. He pitched his camp on the beach and waited additional reinforcements from North Africa.

But he was so certain of their superiority, not even put up outposts to its fleet. Different opinion about the war was Gelon. He decided to attack the enemy and to end the war, winning a decisive battle. The first thing sent a detachment of scouts Gelom to the court that he burned the Phoenicians. The action was completely successful Greeks. This was followed by an attack from all sides at Camp Carthaginians. Phoenician soldiers were not prepared for defense and almost no resistance. The victory of the Greeks in this battle was complete. According to the testimony of the same Greek historians, many soldiers got 500 slaves from captured Phoenicians. Sam Mahon was killed in battle.