For many years, renowned urbanist Richard Florida has married his long-held interest in urban economic development with the insights of urban sociologists on the corrosive effects of concentrated poverty, mapping the deep new divides that isolate the classes and tracing the growth of economic disadvantage in the suburbs. In this excerpt from his latest book, he presents some of his key findings, showing that 'urbanism for all' is contingent upon seven principles-including: building more affordable rental housing; investing in infrastructure; and making 'clustering' work for us.

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ページ数：6ページ

サイズ：A4

商品番号：HBSP-ROT342

発行日：2017/8/21

登録日：2017/9/4