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Javier Monclúsrants came from the Caribbean (for example, Jamaica), Indian subcontinent (for example, India, Pakistan or Bangladesh) and South East Asia (for example, Hong Kong). This post-war mass migration, which was driven by labor shortages in Britain, gave rise to the symbolic term ‘the Windrush Generation’,

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Pablo de la Cal as well as how SF challenges perceptions of what it means tWhy did Kurt Vonnegut shun being labeled a writer of science fiction (SF)? How did Margaret Atwood and Ursula K. Le Guin find themselves in a public argument about the nature of SF? This volume explores the broad category of SF as a genre,

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City Beautiful and ‘Architectural Urbanism’ (1893–1940)ing beyond the formal, architectural dimensions. The numerous urban plans and projects, studies and publications that appeared at that time indicate a turning point concerning the work carried out over the previous century, such as the first world congress on town planning which was held in London in 1910.

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Garden Cities and Garden Suburbs (1898–1930)nvironment, and at the same time, it was understood as a territorial reform project. Its aspirations for radical social reform became controversial when they were indiscriminately adopted. Both the theoretical ideas and building projects following them have given rise to a large number of different interpretations. The debate is still open.