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The new urban question / Andy Merrifield
By: Merrifield, Andy.
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TextPublisher: London : PlutoPress, 2014.ISBN: 9780745334844; 9780745334837.Subject(s): Urban sociology | Cities and townsDDC classification: 307.76
Contents:
Preface : neo-Haussmannization and its discontents -- Whither urban studies? -- Old urban questions revisited (and reconstituted) -- Cities under tension -- Strategic embellishment and urban civil war -- Sentimental urban education -- Urban Jacobinism -- Old discourse on new inequality -- Every revolution has its agora -- Taking back urban politics -- Whose city? : the parasites', of course ... -- Afterword : the parasitic mode of urbanization.
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Preface : neo-Haussmannization and its discontents -- Whither urban studies? -- Old urban questions revisited (and reconstituted) -- Cities under tension -- Strategic embellishment and urban civil war -- Sentimental urban education -- Urban Jacobinism -- Old discourse on new inequality -- Every revolution has its agora -- Taking back urban politics -- Whose city? : the parasites', of course ... -- Afterword : the parasitic mode of urbanization.
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