Connected city: how networks are shaping the modern metropolis/ Zachary P.neal
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Routledge, 2013. New York:Description: ix, 272 pISBN: - 9780415881425
- 303.483 NEA-C
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1 INTRODUCTION: Why cities? Why networks? Part 1: Micro-urban Networks: Networks within Cities 2. COMMUNITY: Lost or found 3. SUBCULTURE: Finding your crowd in a crowd 4. POLITICS: We don't want nobody nobody sent Part 2: Meso-urban Networks: Cities as Networks 5. FORM: Getting from here to there 6. FUNCTION: Working together Part 3: Macro-urban Networks: Networks of Cities 7. REGIONAL: From city to metropolis 8. NATIONAL: The real action is between cities 9. GLOBAL: Nylon holds the world together 10. CONCLUSION: The new science of urban networks Notes. References and suggested reading. Index.
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