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100 1 _aRose, Jonathan F. P.
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245 1 0 _aThe Well-Tempered City: What Modern Science, Ancient Civilizations, and Human Nature Teach Us About the Future of Urban Life
260 _aNew York
_bHarper Collins
_c2016
300 _a463p.
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_bRs. 1540
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505 _aPreface: The Well - Tempered City. p.vii, Introduction: The Answer is Urban p.1, Part One: Coherence p.27, Chapter1 The Metropolitan Tide p.31, Chapter 2 Planning Tor Growth p.67, Chapter 3 Sprawl and Its Discontents p.99, Chapter 4 The Dynamically Balancing City p.129, Part Two: Circularity p.155, Chapter 5 The Metabolism of Cities p.159, Chapter 6 Water is a Terrible Thing to Waste p.193, Part Three: Resilience p.217, Chapter 7 Natural Infrastructure p.223, Chapter 8 Green Buildings, Green Urbanism p.251, Part Four: Community p. 277, Chapter 9 Creating Communities of Opportunity p.279, Chapter 10 The Cognitive Ecology of Opportunity p.315, Chapter 11 Prosperity, Equality, and Happiness p.339, Part Five: Compassion p.376, Chapter 12 Entwinement p.381, Author's Note And Acknowledgments p.399
650 1 0 _aUrban Theory
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