Titlebook: Urban Sociology, Capitalism and Modernity; Mike Savage,Alan Warde Textbook 1993Latest edition Mike Savage and Alan Warde 1993 capitalism.c

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Urban Politics, politics refers both to what local state agencies do and to the external, mobilised social groups which try to influence their policies. Local states make decisions which affect life in cities; and at the same time, sections of the populations of those cities, through their attempts at influencing

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both capitalism and modernity. The book reviews the history of urban sociology, theories of uneven development, studies of urban inequalities, analyses of urban culture and meaning and urban politics. It argues that urban sociology can be conceived as an extended empirical inquiry into the nature of

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Cities and Uneven Economic Development,f seeing cities as self-contained objects with clear boundaries — as exemplars of a universal modernity. The significance of examining the economic bases of urban form is that it allows urban specificity to be comprehended, in terms of the particular role which different cities play within the worldwide economic system.

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Urban Politics,t is the effect of local, what of national, agencies, and indeed the proper competences of each is a centuries-old source of dispute. Understanding politics is therefore an essential aspect of a satisfactory urban sociology.

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Inequality and Social Organisation in the City,ork of neo-Weberians such as John Rex and Robert Moore, and, more recently, Peter Saunders. We show that processes of economic production and restructuring, whilst not determining patterns of segregation, nonetheless exercise a more powerful mediating role than these accounts would imply.