State Socialism, Post‐Socialism and their Urban Patterns: Theorizing the Central and Eastern European Experience

Abstract

The chapter examines whether there are state socialist patterns of urban development patterns (e.g. 'underurbanization') and urban spatial structure (e.g. regressive housing allocation, residential social segregation) and how we are to understand post-socialist patterns. The impact of the study of these patterns on the development of urban sociology is also explored.

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