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The Metropolis

Infrastructure, Environment, and Life in the Anthropocene, 2018
The metropolis is a unique type of city that serves as a reference point for our global urban system. The metropolis may also be regarded as a potential role model – "a center and symbol of or times" (Kasinitz 1995).
Gastón Gordillo
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METROPOLIS

Cities and Literature, 2018
repeal’. And so in the process of liberating people from the arbitrary force of the State, you are increasing the size and power of the State. Of course, many of the rightists calling out the left on this are immense hypocrites, but that does not change ...
M. Miles
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Metropolis Lost, Metropolis Regained

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1957
In a period of deep concern for the condition of the American metropolis and amid questions which raise doubts about the continued viability of cities, the authors argue that there is an essential soundness in urban life which preserves cities and keeps them in balance over time.
Martin Meyerson, Barbara Terrett
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Metropolis

2023
A book about gay men who can't help but betray the ones they love.
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Neighbourhood effects and beyond: Explaining the paradoxes of inequality in the changing American metropolis

Urban studies, 2018
American cities today are simultaneously the same and different from Wilson’s classic portrayal in The Truly Disadvantaged ([1987] 2012), first published over 30 years ago. Concentrated poverty and racial segregation endure, as do racial gaps in multiple
R. Sampson
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