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A communications theory of urban growth

Richard L. Meier

1962

The Victorian city

Wolff, Michael, Michael Wolff H. J. Dyos, Harold James Dyos

1973

Cities back from the edge

Roberta Brandes Gratz

1998

Story Of A Main Street, The (Margaret Mcelderry)

John S. Goodall

1987

Towns in societies

Philip Abrams, Edward Anthony Wrigley

1978

Urban fortunes

John R. Logan, Harvey Molotch

1987

Urban Commons

Martin Kornberger, Christian Borch

2015

Present Pasts

Andreas Huyssen

2003

The Hindu family in its urban setting

Aileen D. Ross

1961

Post-Industrial East Asian Cities

Shahid Yusuf

2006

Voices of decline

Robert A. Beauregard

1993

Independent cities

Robert J. Waste

1998

The unheavenly city revisited

Edward C. Banfield

1974

The savage and the city in the work of T.S. Eliot

Robert Crawford, Crawford, Robert

1987

Ethnic minorities and industrial change in Europe and North America

Malcolm Cross

1992

Suburban Nation

Jeff Speck, Andres Duany, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk

2000

People in cities

Edward Krupat

1985

Exploring the urban past

Harold James Dyos

1982

Town planning in frontier America

John William Reps

1969

Worship in the city

Nancy E Hardy

2015

Historic cities of the Americas

David Marley

2005

Monuments of Syria

Ross Burns

1992

For the City Yet to Come

AbdouMaliq Simone

2004

Theorizing the City

Setha M. Low

1999

Victorian cities

Asa Briggs

1964

The City in cultural context

David Edward Sopher, John Mercer, John A. Agnew

1984

Middletown in transition

Robert Staughton Lynd

1937

Britain's Cities

M. Pacione

1997

Sprawl

Robert Bruegmann

2005

Down the Road

Rosemary Neering

2003

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