After Suburbia: Urbanization in the Twenty-First Century (Global Suburbanisms)
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After Suburbia: Urbanization in the Twenty-First Century (Global Suburbanisms)

by Roger Keil

Sociology Nonfiction Urban Studies Geography
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After Suburbia explores the changing role of suburban spaces in twenty-first-century urbanization. Through the framework of global suburbanisms, Roger Keil offers a broad urban studies perspective on contemporary cities, suburbs, geography, and the evolving relationship between urban and suburban life.

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After Suburbia explores urbanization in the twenty-first century and considers the changing significance of suburban spaces.

Framed through the concept of global suburbanisms, the book presents a broad perspective on suburban development and contemporary urban life.

Roger Keil offers an urban studies approach for readers interested in cities, suburbs, geography, and the future of urbanization.

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