Capital and Labour in the Urbanized World

Rezensionen / Stimmen

`a wide-ranging collection...each of the papers is interesting and there are enough common concerns to give the book coherence and to hold the interest from one contribution to the next.' -- Environment and Planning C: Government and Planning Policy, Issue 4/1, 1986



`a welcome addition to the literature in that it helps to shift the neo-marxian tradition in urban and regional studies from an almost exclusive concern with advanced capitalism to an interest in social and spatial change in developing societies.' -- Progress in Human Geography, 1986





`The collection provides valuable theoretical and empirical material around one of the central and unresolved issues in urban and regional studies, namely the relative importance of external and internal processes in moulding the shape and form of city structure.' -- Sociology, Volume 19 Number 3, August 1985





`a wide-ranging collection...each of the papers is interesting and there are enough common concerns to give the book coherence and to hold the interest from one contribution to the next.' -- Environment and planning C: Government and Policy, Issue 4\1, 1986