Routledge Post-Socialist Urban Infrastructures - Open Access

Post-Socialist Urban Infrastructures explores the essential but often overlooked aspects of contemporary urban life. As the fundamental skeletons of cities, infrastructures determine how urban environments are built and how daily lives unfold. This Routledge research volume connects these physical systems to the broader discussion of post-socialist transformation. Focusing on cities shaped by neoliberalisation, polarisation, and hybridity, this book provides new perspectives on urban planning and design. It centers on marginalized aspects of urban research to offer a deeper understanding of how infrastructure functions within changing political and social landscapes. This is an essential resource for those studying the evolution of urban spaces and the complex ways cities adapt to new economic realities.