Environments of Planetary Urbanization
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Author: Neil Brenner, Swarnabh Ghosh, Nikos Katsikis
What role do spaces beyond the city play in urbanization? How have such spaces been transformed during the geohistory of capitalism? This volume brings together texts collab- oratively produced by three researchers in the Urban Theory Lab to address these questions. Planetary urbanization is understood here not only with reference to the global expansion and proliferation of cities, but as an evolving web of metabolic relations between cities and the diverse operational landscapes that support them across the earth. Through studies of operational landscapes in various regions of the world and critical analyses of inherited approaches to urban theory, the authors portray capitalist urbanization as a metabolic mon- strosity that degrades the biospheric foundations of both human and nonhuman life.
ISBN 9783986122096. JOVIS. pb. 240 pages. 105 ills. 16.5 x 24 cm.
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What role do spaces beyond the city play in urbanization? How have such spaces been transformed during the geohistory of capitalism? This volume brings together texts collab- oratively produced by three researchers in the Urban Theory Lab to address these questions. Planetary urbanization is understood here not only with reference to the global expansion and proliferation of cities, but as an evolving web of metabolic relations between cities and the diverse operational landscapes that support them across the earth. Through studies of operational landscapes in various regions of the world and critical analyses of inherited approaches to urban theory, the authors portray capitalist urbanization as a metabolic mon- strosity that degrades the biospheric foundations of both human and nonhuman life.
ISBN 9783986122096. JOVIS. pb. 240 pages. 105 ills. 16.5 x 24 cm.
not yet published