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Indigenous Cities,t work they do in securing colonial expansion and erasing Indigenous belonging. Focusing specifically on settler-colonial contexts, this chapter reveals key dimensions for thinking about how cities are Indigenous places, the ways cities are knitted into the structures of settler-colonial domination, and their vital importance for all our futures.

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Data, Science and Cities,s developing the “understanding” of the processes and forms that make up a city. Finally, a scientific understanding should provide the evidence and information base on which planning and design decisions are shaped and enacted.

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Textbook 2020onals, engineers and other built environment professionals design our cities. Importantly, the book shows how and why the built environment professional of the future will need to work within the Indigenous context of cities in countries like Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada..? ??.

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Economic Cities,sation driven by increasing car ownership has been an important process, but has occurred unevenly in different contexts. The chapter concludes by considering how cities have changed in the recent past, and how economic functions tied to the information age continue to transform cities and urban spatial structure.

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Multicultural Cities, ethnic tensions over use of space and policy initiatives to enhance urban intercultural relations. The last part of the chapter draws together some critical approaches to multicultural cities, including debates about the politics of difference, ‘everyday multiculturalism’ and the concept of ‘cosmo-multiculturalism’.