Will cities become obsolete?

S. Lehman-Wilzig

Telecommunications Policy, 1981, vol. 5, issue 4, 326-328

Abstract: Whether the answer to the question which forms the title of this article is yes or no, the techno-social phenomena and trends outlined here are inevitable. If cities are not rendered obsolete, they will certainly be different. One way or another, the city of the future will have a radically altered life dynamic - if exists at all.

Date: 1981
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