A City Cannot Be a Work of Art Learning Economics and Social Theory From Jane Jacobs

This open access book connects Jane Jacobs's celebrated urban analysis to her ideas on economics and social theory. While Jacobs is a legend in the field of urbanism and famous for challenging and profoundly influencing urban planning and design, her theoretical contributions - although central...

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Main Author: Ikeda, Sanford (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: Singapore Springer Nature 2024
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