Titlebook: Understanding Urbanism; Dallas Rogers,Adrienne Keane,Jacqueline Nelson Textbook 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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Digital Cities,nfolding the popularity of digital city practices and promises, the chapter starts with a discussion of ongoing attempts to plan for digital cities. Then, building on the notion of equality in digital city debates, the chapter discusses issues of access to the telecommunication infrastructure that i

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Healthy Cities,ation of this emergent health and urban planning nexus. The chapter opens with an overview of the condition of health and urban planning in modern cities. We propose the concept of a ‘healthy built environment’ to review some of the most common risk factors associated with the way we live in cities,

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Textbook 2020 easy-to-understand format by leading urban academics and practitioners with decades of teaching and practical experience. As students move through the chapters, they will develop a critical understanding of the different ways architects, urban and social planners, urban designers, heritage professi

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Understanding Urbanism,ships between the physical form and social function of cities, and how urbanisation makes people, changes places, shifts power relations, creates property or changes cultures requires a very broad range of data collection and analysis tools, as well as a broad sweep of urbanism theory.

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Planned Cities,anning decisions; reframing planning to be concerned with the public interest over benefits to a minority; and planning at different spatial scales to enable locally driven responsiveness required to meet sustainability goals.

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Heritage Cities,des a historical account of the development of the modern conservation movement and its associated heritage apparatus. It identifies various provocations that heritage offers to urban thinking and points to the breadth of influence that heritage has on urban places and processes.

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