Impressions About The Ideal City: Between Myth and Reality and the Revolution Around the Corner

P. Schor

Impressions About The Ideal City: Between Myth and Reality and the Revolution Around the Corner

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Abstract

Critical reflections on the 2015 Conference of the Research Committee 21 on Sociology of Urban and Regional Development: The Ideal City.

Original language	English
Type	Article to the blog of scientific journal
Media of output	The Sociological Review Blog
Publisher	The Sociological Review
Publication status	Published - 29 Sept 2015

Keywords

neoliberalism
normativity
critical race theory
Urban Sociology

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Impressions About The Ideal City: Between Myth and Reality and the Revolution Around the Corner

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