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Urban History for Planners [PDF]
Journal of Planning History, 2006 This article analyzes the conceptual and historiographic differences between the closely related fields of urban history and planning history. It reviews the origins of urban history as a distinct field and argues that work in urban history falls into ...
Carl Abbott
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AMERICAN HISTORY, URBAN HISTORY, HISTORY OF URBAN EDUCATION
The Review of Education, 1976(1976). AMERICAN HISTORY, URBAN HISTORY, HISTORY OF URBAN EDUCATION. The Review of Education: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 194-206.
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Urban Systems and Urbanization in World History
2016Overview of urbanization and the global connections of towns in world history, 3000 BCE ...
't Hart, M., Blockmans, W.P.
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2021
American urban history embraces all historiography related to towns, cities, and metropolitan regions in the United States. American urban history includes the examination of places, processes, and ways of life through a broad and diverse range of themes including immigration, migration, population distribution, economic and spatial development ...
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American urban history embraces all historiography related to towns, cities, and metropolitan regions in the United States. American urban history includes the examination of places, processes, and ways of life through a broad and diverse range of themes including immigration, migration, population distribution, economic and spatial development ...
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2015
This article discusses the emergence of urban history as a subdiscipline in Western Europe and North America from its eighteenth-century origins and considers some of the methodological and theoretical approaches that have informed urban historical studies, ranging from the medieval to the contemporary periods.
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This article discusses the emergence of urban history as a subdiscipline in Western Europe and North America from its eighteenth-century origins and considers some of the methodological and theoretical approaches that have informed urban historical studies, ranging from the medieval to the contemporary periods.
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2020
Das beispiellose Tempo der Urbanisierung auf der ganzen Welt hat zu einer konstanten und steigenden Nachfrage nach erschwinglichem Wohnraum von guter Qualität geführt. Dies ist eine Herausforderung, der sich fast jede Stadt stellen muss. Die Wohnsysteme von Ländern und Städten haben ihren eigenen Charakter entwickelt und ihre eigene Geschichte in ...
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Das beispiellose Tempo der Urbanisierung auf der ganzen Welt hat zu einer konstanten und steigenden Nachfrage nach erschwinglichem Wohnraum von guter Qualität geführt. Dies ist eine Herausforderung, der sich fast jede Stadt stellen muss. Die Wohnsysteme von Ländern und Städten haben ihren eigenen Charakter entwickelt und ihre eigene Geschichte in ...
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Journal of Urban History, 2008
This essay introduces the articles collected in the special issue devoted to “decentering urban history” and considers some of their implications. For the most part, urban historians have concentrated on major cities or have at least failed to distinguish between the metropolis and smaller, more peripheral cities in meaningful ways. This essay reviews
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This essay introduces the articles collected in the special issue devoted to “decentering urban history” and considers some of their implications. For the most part, urban historians have concentrated on major cities or have at least failed to distinguish between the metropolis and smaller, more peripheral cities in meaningful ways. This essay reviews
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The Public Historian, 2013
Despite skepticism about the scholarly value of urban history encyclopedias, they represent a convergence of public, digital, and academic history. This essay demonstrates the existence of doubts about their value and then argues that both writing and editing urban history encyclopedias are forms of scholarly activity. The conclusion offers preliminary
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Despite skepticism about the scholarly value of urban history encyclopedias, they represent a convergence of public, digital, and academic history. This essay demonstrates the existence of doubts about their value and then argues that both writing and editing urban history encyclopedias are forms of scholarly activity. The conclusion offers preliminary
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