Cities of Tomorrow: An Intellectual History of Urban Planning and Design Since 1880, 4th Edition

CONTENTS

1. Cover
2. Praise for previous editions of Cities of Tomorrow
3. Title page
4. Copyright page
5. Dedication
6. Figures
7. Preface to the Fourth Edition
8. Preface to the Third Edition
9. Preface to the First Edition
10. 1 Cities of Imagination
    1. The Anarchist Roots of the Planning Movement
    2. A Warning: Some Boulders in the Trail
    3. A Guide through the Maze
11. 2 The City of Dreadful Night
    1. The Bitter Cry
    2. The British Royal Commission of 1885
    3. Depression, Violence, and the Threat of Insurrection
    4. The Booth Survey: The Problem Quantified
    5. The Slum City in Europe
    6. New York: The Tumor in the Tenements
    7. An International Problem
12. 3 The City of By-Pass Variegated
    1. The London County Council Starts to Build
    2. The First Town-Planning Schemes
    3. New York Discovers Zoning
    4. London: The Tube Brings Suburban Sprawl
    5. The Legacy of Tudor Walters
    6. The Building of Suburbia
    7. The Architects’ Revenge
13. 4 The City in the Garden
    1. The Sources of Howard’s Ideas
    2. The Garden City and the Social City
    3. Letchworth and Hampstead: Unwin and Parker
    4. The Garden-City Movement between the Wars
    5. The Garden City in Europe
    6. Garden Cities in Far Places
    7. Garden Cities for America
    8. New Towns for Britain: The State Takes Over
14. 5 The City in the Region
    1. Geddes and the Anarchist Tradition
    2. The Regional Planning Association of America
    3. The RPAA versus the Regional Plan of New York
    4. New Deal Planning
    5. The TVA
    6. The Vision Realized: London
15. 6 The City of Monuments
    1. Burnham and the City Beautiful Movement in America
    2. The City Beautiful in the British Raj
    3. Canberra: City Beautiful Exceptional ...