From the Socialist to the Capitalist City: Experiences from Germany

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Urban Planning and Governance Architecture, Modernity, and Design German History and Society

Abstract

This chapter contains section titled: Differences in Urban Development The Guiding Principles of the ‘Socialist City’ The Local Power Structure The Transition to a ‘Capitalist City’ Future Developments Summary Notes

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