Titlebook: Understanding Urbanism; Dallas Rogers,Adrienne Keane,Jacqueline Nelson Textbook 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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Understanding Urbanism,rbanisation and urbanism, and suggests that it is at the intersections of the various definitions of these ideas that the most important discussions about cities take place. The Aboriginal context of urban development in Australia is discussed as a case in point. The substantive sections provide six

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Economic Cities,t to their economic function. One of the most important trends over the past century has been rapid urbanisation tied to industrialisation. In some parts of the world, there has been subsequent deindustrialisation. Next, this chapter focusses on the spatial implications of economic change in cities.

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Planned Cities,ds of planning – and is known for its interventionist approaches to addressing complex problems. This includes utilising policies, plans and controls over the use of land. Planning in its conservative form is criticised for not responding to the critical issues of equality, liveability and sustainab

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Mobile Cities,efits from it? The chapter starts with a definition of a mobile city, then discusses the three key planning processes that emerged since the mid-twentieth century and how these processes have prevailed or shifted in recent times. The three key planning processes are (1) rational-technical planning,

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Public Cities,n light of the built environment profession’s commitments to justice and participatory governance. In particular, the chapter considers belonging, inclusion and exclusion from both the idea of ‘the public’ and public spaces themselves, and how these dynamics can be configured along racial, gendered,

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