Miami

Jan Nijman

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Urban and sociocultural dynamics Urban Planning and Governance Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies

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Miami, so adept at stirring the imagination of strangers, has always lured visitors and migrants even if few ever ended up staying. Author Jan Nijman presents a careful and revealing dissection of one of the most intriguing cities of our age, one that offers a window into the global urban future.

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