The Castells Reader on Cities and Social TheoryISBN: 978-0-631-21933-0
Paperback
448 pages
January 2002, Wiley-Blackwell
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"A great book. Castells's profound intelligence elucidates the
transformations of cities in the twentieth century. Ida Susser has
produced a book that illuminates the theoretical underpinnings of
his far-ranging achievements. A must read for scholars in
sociology, anthropology, political science, and urban planning."
Carol Stack, University of California, Berkeley
"A very useful collection of some key works from one of the most
important urban theorists of the post-1960s world. With an
excellent historical and biographical introduction, this reader
spans the still evolving ideas of Manuel Castells over nearly three
decades." Neil Smith, City University of New York
"this book will make an indispensable student text, and as such
it is to be highly recommended." Gary Pattison, BSA Network,
October 2002
"A book that will prove useful to sociologists, anthropologists, political scientists, geographers, architects, & scholars of urban studies" K. Larsen, Sociological Abstracts, December 2002