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Sage Publications Urban Theory - Critical Intro to Power and Cities

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Understand the complex dynamics of modern cities with Urban Theory by Sage Publications. This text provides a critical introduction to how power and urbanism shape our lives in the 21st century. It addresses the massive inequalities found within and between cities in our interconnected, globalized world. Readers will explore the relationship between urban theory and modernity through key concepts like the Chicago School, spatial analysis, and humanistic urban geography. The book also examines radical approaches such as Marxism to provide a well-rounded perspective on urban development. Gain insights into the transition to informational economies and the impact of globalization on urban growth. By studying urban regime theory and the concept of the city as an actor, you can better comprehend the spatial expressions of inequality that define contemporary urban experiences. This is an essential resource for anyone studying the forces that shape our built environments.

Key Features

Explores the connection between urban theory and modernity through the lens of the Chicago School and spatial analysis.

Analyzes radical approaches to urbanism, including Marxist perspectives on city development.

Examines the transition to informational economies and the effects of globalization on urban growth.

Investigates urban regime theory and the concept of the city acting as an independent actor.

Provides a deep look at the spatial expressions of inequality within globalized and interconnected cities.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
16 May 2014
Listed Since
05 March 2014

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