University of Toronto Press
The Suburban Land Question
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About this book
The purpose of The Suburban Land Question is to identify the common elements of land development in suburban regions around the world.
Author / Editor information
Richard Harris is a professor in the School of Geography and Earth Sciences at McMaster University.
Lehrer Ute :Ute Lehrer is an associate professor in the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University.
Reviews
"The Suburban Land Question provides a broad and impressive overview of suburban expansion (more specifically issues around land tenure, spatial planning, and development) on a global scale in the context of late 19th and 20th century urbanization."
Mark Clapson, professor of Social and Urban History, University of Westminster:
"The Suburban Land Question builds upon key themes emerging in the field of suburban studies. The interrelationships between local land uses, forces for change within countries and transnationally, and the global picture of land uses in rapidly expanding and existing suburban contexts in the global North and South combine to make The Suburban Land Question a major contribution in the field of urban studies."
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Frontmatter
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Contents
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Preface
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Prologue: A Photo Essay on the Spatial Morphology of Suburban Land Development
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1. The Suburban Land Question: Introduction
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2. Alternative Peripheries: Socialist Mass Housing Compared with Modern Suburbia
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3. Differentiated Landscapes of Suburban Property: Path Dependence and the Political Logics of Landownership Rules
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4. Planetary Urbanization in Zurich: A Territorial Approach for Urban Analysis
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5. The Morphology of Dispersed Suburbanism: The Land-use Patterns of the Dominant North American Urban Form
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6. The Paradox of Informality and Formality: China’s Suburban Land Development and Planning
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7. Comparing Recent Suburban Developments in Austria and the Netherlands
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8. Factors Affecting Development Patterns in the Suburbs of Small to Mid-Sized Canadian Cities
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9. Latin America: The Suburb Is the City
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10. Urban Governance, Land Use, and Housing Affordability: A Transatlantic Comparison
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11. An Effective Public Partnership for Suburban Land Development: Fleurhof, Johannesburg
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12. Production of Land for Real Estate Markets in the Suburban Area of Chennai Metropolis: The Case of Sriperumbudur-Oragadam Region
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13. Conclusion: What Are the Suburban Land Questions?
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Contributors
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