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  • Canadian Cities in Transition: New Directions in the Twenty-First Century

    Canadian Cities in Transition by Bunting, Trudi; Filion, Pierre; Walker, Ryan;

    New Directions in the Twenty-First Century

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    Product details:

    • Edition number 4
    • Publisher OUP Canada
    • Date of Publication 22 July 2010

    • ISBN 9780195431254
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages592 pages
    • Size 228x180x18 mm
    • Weight 676 g
    • Language English
    • Illustrations 14 photos; 34 figures; 41 tables (these numbers will increase)
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    The fourth edition of Canadian Cities in Transition: New Directions in the Twenty-First Century has been completely revised and updated to reflect the most current trends and issues concerning urban city centres in Canada and globally. This text examines urbanization through the lens of urban geography, from both traditional and modern perspectives. By including a breadth of classic and fresh material, from the foundations of urban geography, to Aboriginal
    populations, environmental damage, and urban food systems, this edition covers the most relevant topics in the discipline. With new pedagogical aids including chapter-end review questions and 'Building the City' links to cross-reference between chapters, this text provides a comprehensive yet accessible
    approach to the discipline. The 25 chapters are further supported by abundant illustrative material and the most recent census data available.

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    Table of Contents:

    Part 1: Changing Parameters of Urban Form, Structure, and Policy
    Fundamentals of Cities
    Epochs of Canadian Urban Development
    Transition in the City
    Part 2: The Structuring Parameters of 21st Century Urbanization
    The Global Imperative
    Getting Serious about Urban Sustainability: Eco-Footprints and the Vulnerability of Twenty-First Century Cities (NEW)
    The Dynamics of Economic Change in Canadian Cities: Innovation, Culture, and the Emergence of a Knowledge-Based Economy
    Economic Change in Canadian Cities: Locational Dynamics of Employment
    Life Course and Lifestyle Changes: Urban Change Through the Lens of Demography
    New Diversity: Social Change as Immigration
    New Divisions: Social Polarization and Neighbourhood Inequality in the Canadian City
    The Canadian City at a Crossroads Between 'Passage' and 'Place'
    Neoliberal Governance: Entrepreneurial Municipal Regimes in Canada
    The Economics of Urban Land
    Part 3: 'Placing' and Planning the 21st Century City
    Black Holes or White Knights? Cities and the Environment
    Re-Imaging, Re-Elevating, and Re-Placing the Urban: The Cultural Transformation of the Inner City in the Twenty-First Century
    Slow Growth and Decline in Canadian Cities
    Fear, Insecurity, and the Canadian City
    Emerging Urban Forms in the Canadian City
    The Changing Meanings of Urban Places
    At Home in the City: Housing and Neighbourhood Transformation
    Younger Cities, Older Cities, and Cities in the Balance: Spaces and Places of the Younger and Older Population
    Aboriginal People in Canadian Cities (NEW)
    The Built Environment and Obesity: Trimming Waistlines through Neighbourhood Design
    Food Systems and the City (NEW)
    Part 4: Towards a Sustainable, Healthy, and 'Smart' Future for Canadian Urban Communities
    Conclusion: Challenges and Opportunities in the Twenty-First Century City
    Appendix A: Digital Data in Urban Research
    Appendix B: Selected Data on Canada's Census Metropolitan Areas
    Glossary
    Index

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