The Second Urban Revolution

Portugali, Juval

The Second Urban Revolution

Juval Portugali

Abstract: In this timely book, Juval Portugali ties together ancient archaeology with the present to explore the city as a phenomenon that has been rapidly increasing in power and importance since its earliest emergence. He links the walled cities of ancient civilization with modern-day borderless cities, while providing connections between modern nationalism and postmodern urbanism.

Keywords: Complexity Theory Of Cities; Social Theory; Ancient And Modern Urbanism; Israel; Socio-Spatial Evolution (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035350117
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Chapters in this book:

The Second Urban Revolution: an introduction: Juval Portugali
The first urban revolution: Juval Portugali
Darwin, neo-Darwinism and the urban revolution: Juval Portugali
The first urban revolution as a self-organized process: Juval Portugali
The view from the periphery: Juval Portugali
The first urban revolution of ancient Israel: Juval Portugali
What is a city?: Juval Portugali
The two cultures of cities: Juval Portugali
Nationalism, self, and the city: Juval Portugali
The second urban revolution – the view from the Israeli-Palestinian periphery: Juval Portugali
From the urban revolution to the age of cities?: Juval Portugali
The urban revolution according to Lefebvre and his critics: Juval Portugali
On the brink of the second urban revolution and beyond it: Juval Portugali
Complexity, self-organization and the second urban revolution: Juval Portugali
The smile of the Cheshire Cat and the city: Juval Portugali

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