Evolutionary Urban Development Lessons from Central and Eastern Europe Routledge Advances in Regional Economics, Science and Policy Series
Auteur : Sadowy Katarzyna
Drawing on a range of disciplinary approaches, this text explores the drivers of urban development.
Through an evolutionary lens, cities are shown to find a development path amidst an ever-changing landscape, sometimes facing extreme externalities such as wars and economic crises. Key themes covered include urban growth, decentralisation, path dependence, institutional change, governance, entrepreneurship and culture. Detailed case studies of the history-rich metropolises of Berlin, Budapest and Warsaw allow the author to examine the adaptive abilities of cities in flux and draw conclusions with broader international relevance.
This text will be valuable reading for advanced students and researchers in urban economics, evolutionary economics, institutional economics and Central European studies.
Katarzyna Sadowy is assistant professor in the Warsaw School of Economics, an active member of the Polish Architects Association (Warsaw Branch) and an advisor for the City of Warsaw.
Date de parution : 02-2023
15.6x23.4 cm
Thèmes d’Evolutionary Urban Development :
Mots-clés :
urban evolution; urban transformation; evolutionary economics; institutional economics; Cee Country; GDR Time; Young Man; Public Administration; MERS; FSO; West Germany; FRG; Ruin Bars; Repair Cafes; Napoleon III; EU Level; Polycentric Urban Structure; Vegan Restaurants; Healthy City; DVD Movie; Prefab Buildings; Common Pool Resource; European Healthy Cities Network; Municipal Incentives; Adaptive Re-use; Planwerk Innenstadt; West Berlin; Pest Side