Urban Geography in America, 1950-2000 : Paradigms and Personalities (Hardcover)

I: Foundations; 1: Urban Geography in the United States; 2: Harris and Ullman's “The Nature of Cities”; 3: Diffusion of Urban Models; 4: Some Thoughts on the Development of Urban Geography in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s 1; II: Urban Geography in the 1960s; 5: Geography's Quantitative Revolution; 6: Yesterday as Tomorrow's Song; 7: The Quantitative Revolution in Urban Geography 1; 8: Pacific Views of Urban Geography in the 1960s; 9: Assessing the Role of Spatial Analysis in Urban Geography in the 1960s 1; III: Urban Geography in the 1970s; 10: A Decade of Methodological and Philosophical Exploration; 11: A Personal History; 12: Competing Visions of the City; 13: The Comparative Metropolitan Analysis Project; 14: Emerging Political Paradigms; IV: Urban Geography in the 1980s; 15: Introduction?The Sea Change of the 1980s; 16: Urban Geography in Transition; 17: The Challenges of Research on the Global Network of Cities; 18: Quality-of-Life Research in Urban Geography; 19: Coming of Age; 20: Commentary; V: Urban Geography in the 1990s; 21: Introduction; 22: The Weight of Tradition, The Springboard of Tradition; 23: The 1990s Show; 24: The Los Angeles School of Urbanism; 25: Unbounding Critical Geographic Research on Cities