Urban Social Geography
Author Name -:
Paul Knox and Steven Pinch
E-Book Language -:
English
About Author-:
Paul Knox is a Distinguished Professor at Virginia Tech, known for his extensive research in urban studies and the built environment. His work explores the ways urbanization and globalization intersect, influencing social change in cities.
Steven Pinch is a Professor of Geography at the University of Southampton, with a focus on social geography and urban development. He has published widely on issues such as urban policy, welfare provision, and the socio-spatial aspects of cities.
E-Book Details
Urban Social Geography: An Introduction (6th Edition) by Paul Knox and Steven Pinch is a foundational guide to understanding the complex social dynamics within cities. This book traces the evolution of urban social geography, highlighting how social, economic, and cultural forces shape urban life and city structures. Covering key topics such as social inequalities, urbanization, segregation, and urban governance, the text integrates theoretical perspectives with real-world examples. It provides students and researchers with a comprehensive look into how cities function and how people interact with urban environments. Accessible and thought-provoking, it encourages readers to explore cities through both a social and spatial lens​(Urban Social Geography).