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In 1970, the influential French Marxist philosopher and sociologist Henri Lefebvre published a book titled The Urban Revolution, in which he advanced the hypothesis that "society has been completely urbanized." By this, Lefebvre meant that the process of urbanization creates the conditions for capitalism--rather than urbanization being an outcome of the circulation of capital--and that the consequences of this process therefore extended far beyond actual cities. Compiling both classic and contemporary essays on the "urbanization question," this book explores the various theoretical,…
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2 editions- Other · German · 2015Jovis Verlag GmbH · 576 pages · 9783868598933
- Other · German · 2013Jovis Verlag GmbH · 576 pages · 9783868593174
UrbanizationUrban SociologyKulturlandschaftswandelVerstädterungUrbanitätStadtgeographieStadtforschungRegionalentwicklung
