"Desegregating the City takes a global, multidisciplinary look at segregation and the strengths and weaknesses of different antisegregation strategies in the United States and other developed count…
In many ways office studies are still at the pioneer fringe of economic and urban geography. There has been a longstanding interest amongst geographers in the location of manufacturing industry but…
This book is about a particular part of urban development, the growth of office accommodation and activities in post-war London. We see this as the first step in a much wider and more extensive enq…
The "MYTH OF MARGINALITY" analyzed here is a set of stereotypes about the urban poor of the world, and particularly the poor migrant settlers of jerry-built communities in Latin America. Residents …
The book you’re looking for, “Slum Housing and Residential Renewal: The Case in Urban Britain” by David Anthony Kirby, was published in 1979. It explores the housing policies and the conditio…
The book is organized around three central themes: 1) urban environment in his- torical context; 2) issues in urban-nature relations and: 3) realigning urban- nature relations. It discusses ideas s…
Urban sociology is one of the broadest and most eclectic of all sociological fields. It tends to overlap geography with its emphasis on spatial distributions; political science with its emphasis on…
The book Strategy Without Ideology: Experience of Rural Development in Sri Lanka analyzes the experience of rural development in Sri Lanka through a practical and pragmatic approach. It explores th…
“Your City Tomorrow” by Guy Greer, published in 1947, offers a common-sense approach to urban planning in the context of post-World War II developments. The book spans 210 pages and discusses t…
The book you’re referring to is titled “Federally Assisted New Communities: New Dimensions in Urban Development” by Hugh Mields Jr. It was published in 1973 by the Urban Land Institute. This …