Paris
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Bibliographic Information
Paris
（World cities series）
J. Wiley, 1997
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Note
Bibliography: p. [263]-276
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Explores the distinctiveness of Paris and compares it to contemporary urban experiences elsewhere. The authors begin by looking at the features that have made Paris a world city. There's a detailed examination of how Paris functions today, including its economic base, recent urban changes, housing and the built-up environment, Parisians and the structure of the city's neighborhoods. Of particular interest is a chapter in which the voices of Parisians themselves "speak" as they go about living their daily lives.
Table of Contents
Paris as a World City and National Capital. The Growth of the Paris Agglomeration. The Historic Legacy: The Role of Institutions. Urban Planning for Paris in the Twentieth Century. The Built Environment. The Economic Activity of the Agglomeration. The Infrastructure of the Agglomeration. Parisians. The Social Geography of the Agglomeration. Imagining and Using Paris. The Agglomeration and the Twenty-first Century: Strengths and Problems. List of Figures. List of Tables. References. Index.
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