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Author Hall, Peter, 1932-2014 author.
Title Good cities, better lives : how Europe discovered the lost art of urbanism / Peter Hall ; with contributions from Nicholas Falk.
Publisher London ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis, 2014.


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Descript 1 online resource (ix, 346 pages) : illustrations, maps.
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Contents Building the new Jerusalem: five challenges for cities. Part one: Facing the challenges. 1. The first challenge: rebalancing our urban economies. -- 2. The second challenge: building new homes -- 3. The third challenge: linking people and places -- 4. The fourth challenge: living with finite resources -- 5. The fifth challenge: fixing broken machinery. Part two: Learning from model cities: a twenty-first-century grand tour. 6. The sixth challenge: going on tour -- 7. Boosting economic growth in Germany -- 8. Building sustainable suburbs in the Netherlands -- 9. France uses transport to develop and regenerate cities -- 10. Conserving resources in Scandinavia: Stockholm and Copenhagen-Malmö. -- 11. Freiburg: the city that did it all. Part three: Lessons from Europe. 12. Learning the lessons.
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ISBN 9781315888446 (electronic bk.)
1315888440 (electronic bk.)
041584021X
0415840228
Standard no. 40023022795
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Author Hall, Peter, 1932-2014 author.
Series Planning, history and environment series
Planning, history, and the environment series
Subject Urban policy -- Great Britain.
Urban policy -- Europe.
Urbanization -- Great Britain.
Urbanization -- Europe.
Regional planning -- Europe.
Regional economics -- Europe.
City planning -- Europe.
Great Britain
Europe
Alt author Falk, Nicholas.
Taylor & Francis
Descript 1 online resource (ix, 346 pages) : illustrations, maps.
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents Building the new Jerusalem: five challenges for cities. Part one: Facing the challenges. 1. The first challenge: rebalancing our urban economies. -- 2. The second challenge: building new homes -- 3. The third challenge: linking people and places -- 4. The fourth challenge: living with finite resources -- 5. The fifth challenge: fixing broken machinery. Part two: Learning from model cities: a twenty-first-century grand tour. 6. The sixth challenge: going on tour -- 7. Boosting economic growth in Germany -- 8. Building sustainable suburbs in the Netherlands -- 9. France uses transport to develop and regenerate cities -- 10. Conserving resources in Scandinavia: Stockholm and Copenhagen-Malmö. -- 11. Freiburg: the city that did it all. Part three: Lessons from Europe. 12. Learning the lessons.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781315888446 (electronic bk.)
1315888440 (electronic bk.)
041584021X
0415840228
Standard no. 40023022795
Author Hall, Peter, 1932-2014 author.
Series Planning, history and environment series
Planning, history, and the environment series
Subject Urban policy -- Great Britain.
Urban policy -- Europe.
Urbanization -- Great Britain.
Urbanization -- Europe.
Regional planning -- Europe.
Regional economics -- Europe.
City planning -- Europe.
Great Britain
Europe
Alt author Falk, Nicholas.
Taylor & Francis

Subject Urban policy -- Great Britain.
Urban policy -- Europe.
Urbanization -- Great Britain.
Urbanization -- Europe.
Regional planning -- Europe.
Regional economics -- Europe.
City planning -- Europe.
Great Britain
Europe
Descript 1 online resource (ix, 346 pages) : illustrations, maps.
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents Building the new Jerusalem: five challenges for cities. Part one: Facing the challenges. 1. The first challenge: rebalancing our urban economies. -- 2. The second challenge: building new homes -- 3. The third challenge: linking people and places -- 4. The fourth challenge: living with finite resources -- 5. The fifth challenge: fixing broken machinery. Part two: Learning from model cities: a twenty-first-century grand tour. 6. The sixth challenge: going on tour -- 7. Boosting economic growth in Germany -- 8. Building sustainable suburbs in the Netherlands -- 9. France uses transport to develop and regenerate cities -- 10. Conserving resources in Scandinavia: Stockholm and Copenhagen-Malmö. -- 11. Freiburg: the city that did it all. Part three: Lessons from Europe. 12. Learning the lessons.
Note Unlimited number of concurrent users. UkHlHU
Alt author Falk, Nicholas.
Taylor & Francis
ISBN 9781315888446 (electronic bk.)
1315888440 (electronic bk.)
041584021X
0415840228
Standard no. 40023022795
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