Description
Set against a rapidly changing North American landscape, this provocative work explores how suburban and exurban development reshapes more than streets and skylines—it alters how people live, organize, and envision political possibility. Blending incisive analysis with a photo-essay sensibility, it traces the erosion of urban spaces and asks what communities gain and what they lose when growth remakes everyday life. Drawing on influential social theory, the book reframes the challenges facing activists and social movements, sharpening our understanding of power, space, and resistance. With an urgent, interdisciplinary voice, it offers both a compelling argument and an accessible entry point into the ideas behind contemporary urban change.
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paperback
Arbeiter Ring Pub.
Published Jan 1, 2011
164 pages
ISBN: 9781894037525
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First Published
2011
Language
eng
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