Examines cities as socio-technical systems and their implications on urban management and governance, emphasizing feedback loops and complexity.
Explores the relationship between urban planning and lifestyles, emphasizing the political implications of architectural forms and urban spaces.
Explores the shift from traditional urban planning to emerging urbanism, highlighting the growing influence of ordinary citizens.
Delves into the historical significance of African cities, the emergence of urban thought, and the challenges of democratic governance.
Explores the challenges of urbanization in Africa, emphasizing the need for sustainable development strategies and community participation.
Examines the shift from paleotechnical to neotechnical phases, emphasizing fossil fuels' role in industrial progress and urban development.
