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Hovorka, Alice, 2:978 Howard, Ebenezer, 1:53, 85, 99, 286–288, 340, 435, 518, 532–533, 2:585, 650, 891, 946–947 Garden Cities of Tomorrow, 1:286, 533, 535 Tomorrow, 1:286, 288 Howells, William Dean, 2:559 Howlett, Robert, 2:592 Hoyt, Homer, 1:243, 2:872, 895, 924 Hsiao-Hsen, Café Lumière, 2:785 Hsinchu Science Park, Taiwan, 2:797 Hubs, global, 2:760 Hudson & Manhattan (H & M) railway, 2:973 Hughes, Howard, 1:436 Hugo, Victor, 2:579 Les Miserables, 2:696 Hull House, Chicago, 1:124, 129, 176 Hull House Maps and Papers, 1:129, 237 Hulme, Manchester, 2:945 Human, Renee, 1:96 Human-animal-environment relations, 2:977–980 Humane Borders, 2:577 Human ecology, 1:384–386. See also Urban ecology (Chicago School) Chicago School, 1:127–128, 173 components, 1:386 environmental psychology, 1:250 Hawley’s influence, 1:346–348 housing, 1:376 neo-orthodox, 1:346–348, 384–386 new urban sociology vs., 2:554 traditional approaches, 1:385 Humanistic geography, 2:873–874 Human trafficking, 1:192 Hume, David, 1:396 Hungary, 2:962–963 Hunt, Henry, 1:483 Hunt, Richard Morris, 1:153 Hunter, Albert, 1:191 Hunter, Floyd, 2:644, 911 Hunter v. Pittsburgh (1907), 1:29 Huntington, Henry, 1:465 Huntington, Samuel, 1:496 Hurricane Katrina (2005), 1:119, 120, 224–225, 2:550–551, 763 Huston, John, The Asphalt Jungle, 1:150 Hutchinson, Sikivu, 1:95 Huxley, Aldous, Brave New World, 1:391 Huxley, Thomas, 1:294 Huyssen, Andreas, 1:159 Hygiene. See also Urban health cemeteries, 2:543 Chinatowns, 1:133 gendered space, 2:570 Haussmann’s Paris, 1:344–345 New York City, 2:557–558 sewers, 2:695–697 tenements, 2:802, 804 toilets, 2:811–813 Hynes Auditorium, Boston, 1:186 Hypermarkets, 2:713 Index IBA competitions, 2:549 ICOMOS. See International Council on Monuments and Sites Iconicity in architecture, 1:38–40 ICT. See Information and communication technologies Ictinos, 1:46 Ideal central-place hierarchy, 1:473, 474 Ideal city, 1:389–392 anti-utopias/dystopias, 1:391 architecture, 1:390–391 characteristics, 1:389–390 failures, 1:391 Hippodamus, 1:166 urban planning, 1:390–391 Utopian tradition, 1:390 White City, Chicago World’s Fair, 1:124, 153, 155 Identity <strong>cities</strong> and memory, 1:159 formation of, 2:626–627 gender, 1:307–308 gentrification, 1:307–308 place, 1:253 sexual, 1:307–308, 2:758 shopping, 2:709–710 street children, 2:778–779 Ideology, 1:381–382 Igbo, Braimah, 1:428 Image production, 1:142–143 Image studies, 1:475 Immigration Amsterdam, 1:22 Chicago, 1:123–124, 126 Chinatowns, 1:131–133 community, 1:174 ethnic enclaves, 1:255–257 France, 2:581 globalization, 1:318 London, 1:318, 461, 2:758 Los Angeles, 1:470 Moscow, 1:318, 519 multicultural <strong>cities</strong>, 1:525 Paris, 1:53–54 political machines, 2:607–608 racialization, 2:629–630 sociospatial effects, 2:861 urban politics, 2:914 Imperialism, 2:970 Imperial Stables, Vienna, 1:354 Improvisation, 1:423 Incrementalism, 2:604 Incumbent upgrading, 2:544 India economy, 1:42 Geddes and, 1:294 globalization, 1:317 resorts, 2:662 1005
1006 Index suburbanization, 2:783 surveillance, 2:788 Indian Ocean tsunami (2004), 1:119, 225 Individualism, 1:84, 297–298, 2:941 Indonesia, 1:42, 43 Industrial Areas Foundation, 1:15, 180 Industrialization. See also Fordism Asia, 1:42–43 Barcelona, 1:55 Bilbao, 1:75–76 deindustrialization, 1:210–211, 433 discotheques, 1:222 Geddes on, 1:295 gendered space, 1:299 globalization, 2:835 heritage sites, 1:354 location theory, 1:455–456 Manchester, 1:481–482, 2:884 regional governance, 2:647 Shanghai, 2:704, 706–707 Tönnies on, 1:297 urban culture, 2:856 urban development, 1:109–110 urban health, 2:877 urban politics, 2:913 Industrial Revolution, 1:21, 130, 152, 163, 167, 218, 299, 319, 481, 493, 495, 497, 2:661, 697, 801, 856, 887, 922 Industry clusters, 2:814–815 Indus Valley, 1:25 i-Neighbors, 1:200–201 Inequalities buses, 1:95 cultural heritage, 1:197–198 gender equity planning, 1:302–304 social vulnerability, 1:120–121 Tokyo, 2:816 Influx control, 1:31–32 Informational city, 1:392–395 Castells on, 1:115–118 creative class, 1:393–394 strategies for successful, 1:395 technology parks, 1:394–395 urban development, 1:393 Information and communication technologies (ICT). See also Informational city; Technology community and, 1:175 community development, 1:178 cyburbia, 1:198–201 decentralization, 2:796 everyday impact, 2:861 neighborhoods, 1:199–201 red-light districts threatened by, 2:641–642 shopping, 2:712 SimCity, 2:716–717 social networks, 1:198–199 spaces of flows, 2:760–761 technoburbs, 2:795–798 technopoles, 2:800 visual culture, 2:594–595 Inhabitants, 1:163–164 Inka empire, 1:25, 27, 167 Innovation, urban system development and, 2:937–938 Innovative milieus, 1:481, 2:797–800 Institute for Applied Autonomy, 2:618 Institute for Research on World-systems, University of California, Riverside, 2:970 Institute for Urban History (Sweden), 2:881 Institute of Community Studies (United Kingdom), 1:183, 2:782 Institute of Development Studies, 1:177 Institutional approach to real estate, 2:636–637 Institutional capacity, 2:652 Institutional thickness, 2:652 Institutions social exclusion, 2:732–734 social problems, 1:19 Instituto de Estudios Urbanos, Colombia, 2:934 Intellectuals, 1:395–399. See also Creative class Castells, 1:114–115 concept of, 1:395–396 current status, 1:398 Enlightenment, 1:396–397 future of, 1:398–399 Gans, 1:285 Mumford, 1:532 nineteenth- and twentieth-century, 1:397–398 politics, 1:397 Interdisciplinary studies, 2:932 Interests advocacy planning, 1:3–4 mediation, 1:508 International Alliance of Inhabitants, 2:670 International Amphitheater, Chicago, 1:186 International Association of Science Parks, 2:800 International Center for the Study of Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property, 1:195 International Conference on City Diplomacy (2008), 1:455 International Congress of Architects and Technicians of Historic Monuments, 1:195 International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives, 1:249 International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), 1:195, 352 Internationale situationniste (journal), 2:753 International Garden City Association, 1:288 International Healthy Cities Foundation, 1:350 International Housing and Town Planning Federation, 1:288 International Institute for Sustainable Development (Canada), 2:792 International issues community development, 1:176 environmental policy, 1:248–249 governance, 1:324–325 growth machine, 1:330–331 Haussmann’s influence, 1:345
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Editorial Board Editor Ray Hutchiso
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Contents List of Entries vii Reader
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viii List of Entries Deindustrializ
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x List of Entries Spaces of Flows S
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xii Reader’s Guide Location Theor
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xiv Reader’s Guide Urban Transpor
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xvi Reader’s Guide Davis, Mike de
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xviii About the Editors Robert A. B
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xx Contributors Mary Ann Caws Gradu
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xxii Contributors Petra Kuppinger M
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xxiv Contributors Harold Takooshian
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xxvi Introduction United States or
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Acknowledgments The development of
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2 Advocacy Planning Steps were inst
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4 Advocacy Planning Table 1 Compari
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6 Affordable Housing Global Advocac
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8 Agora The Latin equivalent of ago
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10 Airports the Acropolis, the cent
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12 Airports powerful. The age of th
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14 Alinsky, Saul change and became
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16 Allegory of Good Government Ambr
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18 Almshouses are also safe to trav
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20 Amsterdam, the Netherlands chang
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22 Amsterdam, the Netherlands distr
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24 Ancient Cities more progressive
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26 Ancient Cities Mesoamerica Like
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28 Annexation In summary, the most
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30 Apartheid the growth of Los Ange
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32 Apartheid number of ethnic “na
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34 Arcade promoted order and contro
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36 Architecture Geist, Johann Fried
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38 Architecture states wanted to al
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40 Architecture important question
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42 Asian Cities many parts of Asia
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44 Athens, Greece way by strengthen
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46 Athens, Greece of myths and proc
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48 Athens, Greece life to archaeolo
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50 Athens, Greece in Attica, that h
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52 Banlieue Ba n l i e u e The banl
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54 Banlieue à loyer modéré). Fre
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56 Barcelona, Spain Las Ramblas—a
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58 Barcelona, Spain the Olympic Gam
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60 Barrio marginalized families wit
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62 Bazaar Hats on display at a baza
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64 Bazaar conventional assumptions
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66 Béguinage Beguinage Amsterdam i
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68 Benjamin, Walter fourteenth cent
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70 Berlin, Germany Writings on Film
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72 Berlin, Germany levels in London
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74 Berry, Brian J. L. 1981, he taug
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76 Bilbao, Spain levels as the city
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78 Bilbao, Spain In Bilbao, the mus
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80 Bohemian well-received stage ada
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82 Brasília, Brazil century, but i
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84 Broadacre City his ideal communi
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86 Bruges, Belgium political, and p
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88 Buenos Aires, Argentina Bruges i
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90 Buenos Aires, Argentina Autónom
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92 Bungalow the colonial bungalow w
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94 Buses Postmodern critics argue t
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96 Buses suburban road systems, and
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98 Cairo, Egypt conquered and settl
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100 Cairo, Egypt City already inclu
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102 Canberra, Australia Singerman,
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104 Capital City keen to divest its
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106 Capital City Table 1 Europe’s
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108 Capital City triumphalist monum
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110 Capitalist City Manchester mean
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112 Caravanserai The attention devo
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114 Castells, Manuel normally inclu
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116 Castells, Manuel viewed the sta
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118 Castells, Manuel Conclusion Acc
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120 Catastrophe system, as commuter
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122 Chicago, Illinois contrast, top
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124 Chicago, Illinois Steel were ki
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126 Chicago School of Urban Sociolo
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128 Chicago School of Urban Sociolo
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130 Childe, V. Gordon been self-sty
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132 Chinatowns Chinatown in London
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134 Chinatowns In many places, the
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136 Christopher Wren, plan for Lond
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138 Cinema (Movie House) films and
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140 Cinematic Urbanism environment
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142 Cinematic Urbanism 2. The essen
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144 Citizenship Table 1 Advantages
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146 Citizenship as a body politic (
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148 City and Film Ci t y a n d fi l
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150 City and Film shock as a decisi
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152 City Beautiful Movement interna
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154 City Beautiful Movement logical
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156 City Club of civic buildings an
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158 City of Memory See also Urban G
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160 City of Memory commemoration, m
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162 City Planning units. Today plan
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164 City Users other while they bot
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166 Colonial City dominated were cl
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168 Colonial City that the form of
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170 Common Interest Development Ros
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172 Community consciousness. Wherea
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174 Community social capital networ
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176 Community Development Co M M u
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178 Community Garden called this pr
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180 Community Organizing power. The
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182 Community Studies Engagement wi
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184 Community Studies A primary aim
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186 Convention Centers outside the
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188 Creative Class has also resulte
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190 Crime Rausch, Stephen and Cynth
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192 Crime increasing reason for the
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194 Cultural Heritage future genera
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196 Cultural Heritage region in Ind
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198 Cyburbia Street Seaport in New
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200 Cyburbia large number of weak n
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Da m a s c u s, sy r i a Capital of
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southwest of the city), and a signi
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characterization of the areas affec
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knowledges of practices elude the g
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36 percent over the same period. Th
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Modern-day Delhi Source: Steven K.
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Depression brought with it new capi
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globalizing capital and demographic
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normally in everyday life. Hence, d
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Imrie, Rob. 1996. Disability and th
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Discotheque and Resort Architecture
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the total number of displacees in t
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(Antifaschistische Schutzmauer). At
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interior was vast. Its 8-meter wall
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policies that would shift costs and
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Downtown Revitalization An attempt
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with producers. Trafficking routes,
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Dorn, N., K. Murji, and N. South. 1
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egard for cultural advancement, tog
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242 Edge City distinguished by a nu
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244 Environmental Justice such as t
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246 Environmental Justice justice,
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248 Environmental Policy air qualit
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250 Environmental Psychology En v i
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252 Environmental Psychology locate
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254 Environmental Psychology healin
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256 Ethnic Enclave civic organizati
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258 Ethnic Entrepreneurship social
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260 Exclusionary Zoning an industri
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262 Exopolis Soja describes decentr
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Fa c t o r i a l Ec o l o g y Facto
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of supply and demand by creating su
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Favelas’ Spatial and Social Featu
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premonition, considered them a majo
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over the city by eliminating povert
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the city projects to the world. Fou
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of authority on the skyline, counte
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Further Readings Dameron, George W.
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statelessness. The 2007 Declaration
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Other things being equal, each firm
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286 Garden City Americans. Gans sho
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288 Garden City Association (in 194
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290 Gated Community A gated communi
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292 Gay Space much more than the ph
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294 Geddes, Patrick Forth Valley re
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296 Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft G
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298 Gendered Space These are upheld
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300 Gendered Space the nature of ge
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302 Gender Equity Planning most pro
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304 General Plan social work, those
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306 Gentrification after World War
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308 Gentrification reasonably self-
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310 Ghetto African American communi
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312 Ghetto Denoting African America
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314 Global City impact of global fo
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316 Globalization globalization has
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318 Globalization Some cities have
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320 Gottdiener, Mark research focus
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322 Gottdiener, Mark 5. Both social
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324 Governance Understanding this s
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326 Graffiti Further Readings Davie
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328 Graffiti writers seeking fame (
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330 Growth Machine among the city s
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332 Growth Machine Urban Fortunes),
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334 Growth Management state governm
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336 Growth Poles Szold, Terry S. an
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Ha l f w a y Ho u s e A halfway hou
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In 2005, Hall won the “Balzan Awa
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and social class segregation follow
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drinking water. Haussmann gave orde
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manuscript was lost in a fire, and
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in his 1989 masterpiece of paleo-ep
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See also Sustainable Development; U
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Heritage City The historic center o
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spaces surrounding it. However, the
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highlife artist Gyedu-Blay Ambolley
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many cities in the world that conce
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ut this condition of serving multip
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A homeless youth on the streets of
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Kusmer, K. 2002. “Down and Out.
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maturity, until the loan is repaid.
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has been a federal priority since t
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above the 14th floor than anywhere
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Hotel, Motel This contemporary hote
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Jakle, J. A., K. A. Sculle, and J.
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afford housing has been hampered by
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the amenities are of a quite differ
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y setting frameworks for financial
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differences between countries. Furt
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Traditional Approaches Associated w
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See also Chicago School of Urban So
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390 Ideal City imposing the same se
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392 Informational City Nevertheless
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394 Informational City community an
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396 Intellectuals The concept of in
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398 Intellectuals change has occurr
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400 Isard, Walter theory and method
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402 Islamic City takes inspiration
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404 Islamic City Muslim cities. How
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406 Istanbul, Turkey flow of immigr
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408 Istanbul, Turkey the other end
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410 Istanbul, Turkey See also Bazaa
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412 Jacobs, Jane Further Readings J
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414 Jacobs, Jane Settling into the
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416 Journey to Work Throughout her
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418 Journey to Work These results s
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420 Kolkata (Calcutta), India Furth
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422 Kracauer, Siegfried “politica
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424 Kracauer, Siegfried operettas a
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La g o s , Nigeria The modern city
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protractedness of litigation over l
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evolved in response to urbanization
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inherent to capitalism also remakes
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land trusts are nonprofit organizat
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Las Vegas at night, from the top of
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postmodern urban design theory. One
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A well-maintained lawn in front of
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of the potential dangers of repeate
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this time that he read the works of
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See also Architecture; Brasília, B
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When these production relations are
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This worldwide urban society will b
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Structures of local government can
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local governments often played impo
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Weber, A. 1929. Theory of the Locat
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esidences to meet specific conditio
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An Economy Transformed The key to u
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when a property became vacant and o
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Angeles is the second-largest city
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iots were sparked across the city a
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the University of Southern Californ
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(HOAs), which provided residents wi
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In 1936, Lösch’s Rockefeller fel
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Technology, where he taught for mor
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contribution was particularly signi
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writings and projects involved coll
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482 Manchester, United Kingdom desc
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484 Manila, Philippines with its pr
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486 Marxism and the City clothes. E
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488 Marxism and the City alongside
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490 Medieval Town Design expansion
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492 Medieval Town Design 0 0 0 0 N
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494 Mediterranean Cities the fifth
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496 Mediterranean Cities Popular su
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498 Megalopolis Horden, P. and N. P
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500 Megalopolis across utter jurisd
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502 Metropolis River delta (greater
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504 Metropolitan Further Readings E
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506 Metropolitan Governance Metropo
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508 Metropolitan Governance Despite
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510 Metropolitan Region some locate
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512 Mexico City, Mexico part of the
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514 Mexico City, Mexico The Conserv
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516 Mexico City, Mexico are chemica
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518 Moscow, Russian Federation Desp
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520 Moscow, Russian Federation Trip
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522 Moses, Robert His civil service
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524 Moses, Robert Neck Bridge (1961
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526 Multicultural Cities Concepts i
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528 Multicultural Cities integratio
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530 Mumbai (Bombay), India See also
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532 Mumford, Lewis Shanghai by 2013
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534 Mumford, Lewis place,” and he
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536 Museums posited an even bleaker
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538 Museums order through symmetry
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Na t i o N a l Ur b a N le a g U e
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city planner and landscape architec
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in terms of architectural features.
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most significant example of an aggl
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America in the 1980s. It advocates
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developed Katrina cottages—a new,
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Further Readings Calthorpe, P. 1992
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of urban space and uneven developme
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volumes (social impact, politics of
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Roosevelt on a card left at Riis’
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ooted in free trade, open markets,
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esidential areas stir before settli
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went on, improving the urban fabric
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and its instrumental rationality. T
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Non-places are mediated spaces that
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Modern scientific Anglo-American to
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the city, urban forms, and urban ec
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Ot h e r Gl O b a l Cities The conc
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exceptionality of the space in rela
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Pa r i s, Fr a n c e Paris has alwa
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metro stretched north to south (fro
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Regents Park in London Source: Kare
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as social as well as physical envir
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ing model), this modernist metropol
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form. Selfstyled the new urbanism
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“Teaching the Young Idea,” phot
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1917. These photographs provide a v
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important than ever, but with the w
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of the Law of the Indies issued by
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at the square sipping a cappuccino,
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not deter urban elites, including t
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community centers, gardens, and oth
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underlies planning can be seen as p
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Flyvbjerg, Bent. 1998. Rationality
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twentieth century also weakened mac
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unions, and middleclass residents
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Further References Clavel, Pierre.
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Sculpture in the Anhui Garden cultu
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practice of artistdesigned street
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PU b l i c aU t h o r i t i e s Pub
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as diverse as informal cooperation
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practices. The fear that partnershi
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individuals’ beliefs and behavior
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in a similar way. Individual identi
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630 Racialization planners, suburba
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632 Railroad Station A railroad sta
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634 Railroad Station The St. Pancra
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636 Real Estate Re a l eS t a t e R
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638 Red-Light District global and l
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640 Red-Light District characterize
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642 Redlining clubs, and DVD/video
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644 Regime Theory elected officials
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646 Regional Governance Lauria, Mic
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648 Regional Governance motivate re
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650 Regional Planning economic grow
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652 Regional Planning the labor mar
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654 Renaissance City For fourteenth
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656 Renaissance City Brunelleschi a
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658 Rent Control Re n t co n t R o
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660 Rent Theory its understanding o
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662 Resort Whistler, British Columb
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664 Resort could be applied to a ra
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666 Revanchist City Revanchists (fr
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668 Right to the City way of living
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670 Right to the City (albeit a cru
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672 Riis, Jacob Manhattan news agen
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674 Rome, Italy ———. 1902. Th
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676 Rome, Italy populace abandoned
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678 Rome, Italy inhabitants, and th
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680 Santa Fe, New Mexico Santuario
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682 Santiago de Compostela, Spain a
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684 São Paulo, Brazil both a signi
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686 São Paulo, Brazil But although
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688 Savannah, Georgia within the na
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690 Savannah, Georgia Savannah, the
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692 Sert, Josep Lluís The founding
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694 Sert, Josep Lluís to make it i
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696 Sewer sewer and define its plac
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698 Sex and the City city had to of
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700 Sex Industry Browne, K., J. Lim
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702 Sex Industry (and, by implicati
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704 Shanghai, China Further Reading
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706 Shanghai, China be a Chinese ve
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708 Shophouse and cities in Southea
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710 Shopping develop cultural capit
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712 Shopping Center Technology pose
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714 Shopping Center Factory outlets
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716 SimCity occurs at the discretio
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718 Simmel, Georg in January 1885,
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720 Simmel, Georg delivery person,
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722 Simulacra simulacrum lies in it
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724 Singapore trade. In demographic
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726 Situationist City bazaar econom
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728 Skateboarding in other media bo
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730 Skateboarding Media Exposure an
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732 Social Exclusion programs. The
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734 Social Exclusion study the econ
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736 Social Housing Social housing f
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738 Social Movements The subsidy ha
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740 Social Movements creating space
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742 Social Production of Space poli
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744 Social Production of Space accu
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746 Social Production of Space The
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748 Social Space the geographical t
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750 Social Space axes. Le perçu, o
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752 Society of the Spectacle agents
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754 Soja, Edward W. the attacks on
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756 Spaces of Difference Sp a c e S
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758 Spaces of Difference these area
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760 Spaces of Flows people, to new
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762 Sports Stadiums Sp o r t S St a
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764 Sports Stadiums stadiums as anc
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766 Sprawl and economic stability (
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768 Sprawl increased considerably.
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770 Squatter Movements has often be
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772 Stranger approaching a new grou
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774 Streetcars that this silent “
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776 Street Children See also Buses;
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778 Street Children most countries
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780 Suburbanization has been a feat
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782 Suburbanization this, suburbani
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784 Subway Bruegmann has argued, so
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786 Surveillance mobile privatizati
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788 Surveillance and in public spac
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790 Sustainable Development implica
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792 Sustainable Development Institu
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794 Sustainable Development by 2015
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796 Technoburbs The urban historian
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798 Technoburbs Silicon Alley, a ne
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800 Technopoles as well. Management
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802 Tenement therefore, met with re
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804 Tenement rooms at the back had
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806 Themed Environments Theming has
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808 Themed Environments parks in th
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810 Time Geography (the so-called f
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812 Toilets The industrialization,
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814 Tokyo, Japan century. State-led
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816 Tokyo, Japan and video games. T
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818 Tourism Further Readings Fujita
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820 Tourism of Cancun, Las Vegas, a
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822 Transit-Oriented Development Ki
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824 Transit-Oriented Development di
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826 Transportation Growth in automo
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828 Transportation Planning that tr
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830 Transportation Planning realiza
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832 Transportation Planning schemes
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834 Uneven Development few while im
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836 Urban dynamic and contradictory
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838 Urban Agglomeration Lewis Mumfo
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840 Urban Anthropology designed to
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842 Urban Anthropology sweeping psy
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844 Urban Anthropology involvement
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846 Urban Archaeology Nation Buildi
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848 Urban Climate Urban archaeology
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850 Urban Climate (three-dimensiona
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852 Urban Climate Table 2 Factors T
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854 Urban Crisis Ur b a n crisis Th
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856 Urban Culture Seligman, Amanda
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858 Urban Culture Attention has als
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860 Urban Design weakness for the c
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862 Urban Ecology (Chicago School)
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864 Urban Ecology (Chicago School)
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866 Urban Economics density of the
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868 Urban Entertainment Destination
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870 Urban Entertainment Destination
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872 Urban Geography economies, envi
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874 Urban Geography geography has f
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876 Urban Health significant contri
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878 Urban Health The Built Environm
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880 Urban History See also Sustaina
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882 Urban History conurbation, and
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884 Urbanism and cultural transform
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886 Urbanization transition, or the
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888 Urbanization Table 1 Largest Ci
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890 Urban League Neuwirth, Robert.
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892 Urban Life the Regional Plannin
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894 Urban Morphology systems. A thi
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896 Urban Morphology we must envisa
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898 Urban Morphology connected urba
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900 Urban Novel Shifts in Academic
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902 Urban Novel modernity has both
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904 Urban Planning built environmen
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906 Urban Planning values should be
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908 Urban Policy areas, and it rein
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910 Urban Policy creation of gated
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912 Urban Politics severely constra
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914 Urban Psychology Between 1940 a
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916 Urban Psychology Contrast With
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918 Urban Semiotics culture is an u
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920 Urban Semiotics throughout the
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922 Urban Sociology Benjamin, Walte
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924 Urban Sociology interests and l
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926 Urban Sociology windows” line
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928 Urban Space automobile age. Cit
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930 Urban Studies meanings ascribed
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932 Urban Studies they set up the U
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934 Urban Studies CEDDU (El Centro
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936 Urban System and uncertainties.
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938 Urban System well documented. T
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940 Urban Theory which social actio
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942 Urban Theory embrace very diffe
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944 Urban Village of Italian Americ
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946 Utopia living, from formal plan
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948 Utopia This indicates the need
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Ve n i c e, it a l y Venice provide
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encode specific relations and notio
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Page 992 and 993: around efficiency and waste minimiz
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Page 1021 and 1022: 992 Index Communitarianism, 1:174 C
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Page 1029 and 1030: 1000 Index global rise of, 1:289-29
Page 1031 and 1032: 1002 Index Gorsem, E., 2:664 Gotham
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Page 1039 and 1040: 1010 Index Sert and, 2:692-693 Tsen
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Page 1043 and 1044: 1014 Index economy, 1:515-516 envir
Page 1045 and 1046: 1016 Index National Roundtable of t
Page 1047 and 1048: 1018 Index Olympic Games Athens, 1:
Page 1049 and 1050: 1020 Index gender equity planning,
Page 1051 and 1052: 1022 Index Public art, 2:613-618 an
Page 1053 and 1054: 1024 Index Revolution. See also Fre
Page 1055 and 1056: 1026 Index Moscow, 1:519 railroad s
Page 1057 and 1058: 1028 Index gated communities, 1:289
Page 1059 and 1060: 1030 Index Strand, Paul, Manhatta (
Page 1061 and 1062: 1032 Index Time cities and, 1:159 c
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