Urban Social Theory: City, Self, and Society

Michael Bounds

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1. THE ROOTS OF SOCIAL THEORY 2. URBAN HISTORY AND SOCIAL THEORY 3. COMMUNITY, MODERNITY, ALIENATION AND ANOMIE 4. IMAGES OF THE CITY AND THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF MEANING 5. URBAN CRIME AND DEVIANCE 6. THE DIVIDED CITY, INEQUALITY, AND UNEVEN DEVELOPMENT 7. GLOBALISATION, LOCAL AND CENTRAL STATE REALTIONS AND POLITICS 8. PLACE AND POLITICS 9. PLANNING, PROFESSIONALISATION AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION 10.THE POLITICS OF TENURE 11.THE FAMILY, GENDER AND THE EFFECTS OF LOCATION 12.POSTMODERNITY AND THE END OF UTOPIA

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