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Urban Sprawl and Hybrid Cityscapes in Europe: Comparisons, Theory Construction and Conclusions

Λιλα Λεοντιδου, Chris Couch

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This chapter contains section titled: ‘Urban’, ‘Suburban’, ‘Post-suburban’, and their In-between Spaces Deconstructing the Dualism of Causes/Consequences of Urban Sprawl A Systematic Comparison of City Case Studies Cultures of Urbanism and Sprawl in Europe Hybrid Landscapes and Questions of Sustainability Note References

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This chapter contains section titled: ‘Urban’, ‘Suburban’, ‘Post-suburban’, and their In-between Spaces Deconstructing the Dualism of Causes/Consequences of Urban Sprawl A Systematic Comparison of City Case Studies Cultures of Urbanism and Sprawl in Europe Hybrid Landscapes and Questions of Sustainability Note References

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This chapter contains section titled: ‘Urban’, ‘Suburban’, ‘Post-suburban’, and their In-between Spaces Deconstructing the Dualism of Causes/Consequences of Urban Sprawl A Systematic Comparison of City Case Studies Cultures of Urbanism and Sprawl in Europe Hybrid Landscapes and Questions of Sustainability Note References

Key concepts: Urban sprawl, Dualism, Urbanism, New Urbanism, Economic geography, Geography, Sustainability, Urban theory

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