CRP213Undergraduate
The City in History
Printed in the catalogue as THE CITY IN HISTORY
Course content
General introduction to the development of cities throughout world history, theoretical and methodological problems in historical analysis of cities and urbanization, and a discussion of dynamics in shaping urban centers from the Early Bronze Age through the 20th century. The effect of different political econnomic contexts and material conditions on the urbanisation process lies at the heart of the course.
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- City and Regional PlanningYear 2, Fall semester
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