Identity in Post-Socialist Public Space : Urban Architecture in Kiev, Moscow, Berlin, and Warsaw (Hardcover)

Introduction 1. Theoretical premises for defining the concept of identity in urban planning and architecture 2. Public space transformation in the centre of Kiev, and searching for national identity 3. National identity in the architecture of the public space in the centre of Moscow 4. An urban planning version of the transformation of Berlin city centre’s public space and identity in the 20th century 5. The identity of public space: trends and regularities of development