Modeling Cities and Regions as Complex Systems: From Theory to Planning Applications
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Modeling Cities and Regions as Complex Systems: From Theory to Planning Applications

by Roger White, Guy Engelen, Inge Uljee

Geography Urban Planning systems science
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Modeling Cities and Regions as Complex Systems examines cities and regions as complex, interconnected systems. Roger White, Guy Engelen, and Inge Uljee bring together theoretical perspectives and planning applications, making the book relevant to readers exploring urban studies, regional analysis, geography, and planning practice.

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Modeling Cities and Regions as Complex Systems explores how urban and regional environments can be understood through complex-systems theory.

Roger White, Guy Engelen, and Inge Uljee connect theoretical perspectives with planning applications, offering a bridge between conceptual modeling and practical use.

The book is suited to readers interested in cities, regions, spatial systems, and the role of modeling in planning.

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