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Suburban century : social change and urban growth in England and the United States
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Suburban century : social change and urban growth in England and the United States

Author: Mark Clapson
Publisher: Oxford ; New York : Berg, 2003.
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Bad architecture. Soulless. Are the suburbs really as homogenous and conservative as we think they are? This wide-ranging comparative study of England and the USA offers new interpretations on suburbia.
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Clapson, Mark.
Suburban century.
Oxford ; New York : Berg, 2003
(OCoLC)607705647
Online version:
Clapson, Mark.
Suburban century.
Oxford ; New York : Berg, 2003
(OCoLC)607735276
Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Mark Clapson
ISBN: 1859736432 9781859736432 1859736483 9781859736487
OCLC Number: 52288587
Description: ix, 235 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents: An introduction to the suburban century --
The city spreads: technological, economic and official forces in urban dispersal --
The suburban aspiration --
Black suburbanization --
Jewish and Asian suburbanization --
Women and suburban sadness --
Suburban citizens: community and association in the new housing areas of the twentieth century --
The middle way: labour, the Democrats and the suburbs since 1950 --
Past, present and future: some conlusions and connections.
Responsibility: Mark Clapson.
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Bad architecture. Soulless. Destructive of communities. The suburbs are much-maligned places. We see this time and again in films like "American Beauty" and novels like "The Ice Storm". This  Read more...

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Suburban Century provides an important and accessible new approach to suburbia for which both political and social historians will be indebted, and a number of critical questions do arise from its Read more...

 
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