The Limitless City: A Primer on the Urban Sprawl Debate

Oliver Gillham

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Looking at the predominant form of land use in America, known as sprawl, this text examines where it came from, what it is and what the alternatives are. The author argues that sprawl is here to stay and that by understanding it we can address the problems it has created.

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