sektorisid

Sektoritisid is a term that has emerged in discussions surrounding urban planning and development, often used to describe a perceived trend of increasing division and fragmentation within urban environments. It suggests a situation where distinct sectors or zones within a city become increasingly isolated from one another, both physically and socially. This can manifest in various ways, such as the development of gated communities that limit access, the creation of specialized commercial or residential districts that lack diverse interaction, or the growth of infrastructure that prioritizes movement between these zones over fostering connections within them.

The concept of sektorisid implies a loss of organic integration and a potential rise in social stratification. Critics argue that this can lead to reduced opportunities for cross-cultural exchange, limited access to amenities for certain populations, and a weakening of the overall sense of community. It is often linked to economic disparities, where higher-income populations may segregate themselves into exclusive enclaves, while lower-income populations are confined to less desirable or accessible areas. The term highlights a concern that cities might be becoming collections of disconnected parts rather than cohesive wholes.