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Book SynopsisPeter Hall s seminal Cities of Tomorrow remains an unrivalled account of the history of planning in theory and practice, as well as of the social and economic problems and opportunities that gave rise to it.
Table of ContentsList of Figures ix
Preface to the Fourth Edition xii
Preface to the Third Edition xiii
Preface to the First Edition xv
1 Cities of Imagination 1
Alternative Visions of the Good City, 1880–1987
2 The City of Dreadful Night 12
Reactions to the Nineteenth-Century Slum City: London, Paris, Berlin, New York, 1880–1900
3 The City of By-Pass Variegated 49
The Mass Transit Suburb: London, Paris, Berlin, New York, 1900–1940
4 The City in the Garden 90
The Garden-City Solution: London, Paris, Berlin, New York, 1900–1940
5 The City in the Region 149
The Birth of Regional Planning: Edinburgh, New York, London, 1900–1940
6 The City of Monuments 202
The City Beautiful Movement: Chicago, New Delhi, Berlin, Moscow, 1900–1945
7 The City of Towers 237
The Corbusian Radiant City: Paris, Chandigarh, Brasília, London, St Louis, 1920–1970
8 The City of Sweat Equity 291
The Autonomous Community: Edinburgh, Indore, Lima, Berkeley, Macclesfield, 1890–1987
9 The City on the Highway 325
The Automobile Suburb: Long Island, Wisconsin, Los Angeles, Paris, 1930–1987
10 The City of Theory 385
Planning and the Academy: Philadelphia, Manchester, California, Paris, 1955–1987
11 The City of Enterprise 414
Planning Turned Upside Down: Baltimore, Hong Kong, London, 1975–2000
12 The City of the Tarnished Belle Époque 443
Infocities and Informationless Ghettos: New York, London, Tokyo, 1990–2010
13 The City of the Permanent Underclass 485
The Enduring Slum: Chicago, St Louis, London, 1920–2011
Bibliography 529
Index 608
