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City Planning & Urban Development

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Urban problems in sociological perspective

Nancy Kleniewski, Thomas R. Shannon, William M. Cross

1997

Renewing Hope Within Neighborhoods of Despair

Herbert J. Rubin

2000

The well-tempered city

Jonathan F. P. Rose

2017

The Charrette handbook

Aarin Lutzenhiser, Bill Lennertz, National Charrette Institute.

2017

Children and their urban environment

Claire Freeman

2010

Rural planning in developing countries

David Dent, Barry Dalal-Clayton, Olivier Dubois

2003

Global City 2. 0

Kristin Ljungkvist

2015

Straphanger

Taras Grescoe

2012

Last futures

Douglas Murphy

2016

Space and Pluralism

David Weberman, Stefano Moroni

2016

Fluid city

Kim Dovey

2005

Economic and Political Reform in Africa

Peter D. Little

2013

Family activism

Roberto Vargas

2008

The Color of Law

Richard Rothstein

2017 ★ 4.6

Representation of places

Peter Bosselmann

1998

Global Gentrifications

Hyun Bang Shin, Loretta Lees, Ernesto López-Morales

2015

Urban Commons

Martin Kornberger, Christian Borch

2015

Urban design

Cliff Moughtin

1999

Community development in Asia and the Pacific

Manohar S. Pawar

2009

Owner-occupation in Britain

Stephen Merrett

1982

Applying Leadership and Management in Planning

Janice Morphet

2015

Understanding Urban Metabolism

Eddy Moors, Nektarios Chrysoulakis, Eduardo Castro

2014

Agrarian change today

Henry Bernstein

2010

Participating in development

Alan Bicker, Paul Sillitoe, Johan Pottier

2002

Triumph of the City

Edward L. Glaeser

2012 ★ 3.4

"Civilizing" Rio

Teresa A. Meade

1996

Urban problems and community development

Ronald F. Ferguson, William T. Dickens

1999

Zoned in the USA

Sonia Hirt

2014

The regional city

Derek Senior

2007

Rural politics

Michael Winter

2004

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