The New Urban Question considers connections between radical urban theory and political activism, taking in 19th-century Paris, 1970s Detroit, and the Occupy movement. Oliver Cowan finds this a compelling and inspirational read.
The New Urban Question. Andy Merrifield. Pluto Press. 2014.
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