Urban Studies
Cities pulse with the rhythms of street life, architecture, and the countless ways humans shape their shared spaces. Here you'll find compelling explorations of urban environments worldwide, from coffee culture and civic planning to radical design and the intricate social fabric that binds metropolitan life together.
Urban Studies Book Summaries
The Uses of Disorder
Personal Identity and City Life
Sociology
Urbanism
Philosophy
Ghetto
The Invention of a Place, the History of an Idea
History
Sociology
Race
No Shame in My Game
The Working Poor in the Inner City
Sociology
Poverty
Economics
Coffee Life in Japan
Japan
Food
Urban Studies
Against the smart city
Cities
Urban Studies
Design
Rebel Cities
From the Right to the City to the Urban Revolution
Politics
Urbanism
Urban Studies
The Economy of Cities
Economics
Urban Planning
Urbanism
Radical Cities
Across Latin America in Search of a New Architecture
Architecture
Urbanism
Urban Planning
Vital Little Plans
The Short Works of Jane Jacobs
Urban Planning
Cities
Urbanism
Flesh and Stone
The Body and the City in Western Civilization
History
Architecture
Sociology
The Edifice Complex
How the Rich and Powerful — and Their Architects--Shape the World
Architecture
Politics
Urban Studies
Streetfight
Handbook for an Urban Revolution
Urban Planning
Urbanism
Cities
