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If You Want To Know More About Cities, Culture, Urban Design, etc. you can look at:

1. Books

Bianchini F & Parkinson M (eds) (1993)  ‘ Cultural Policy & Urban Regeneration: The West European Experience’, Manchester University Press.  ISBN  0719045762 

Bodo, C & Fisher R (eds) (1997) ‘New Frontiers For Employment In Europe:The Heritage, The Arts & Communication As A Laboratory For New Ideas’, CIRCLE Publications. ISBN  8886553064. Available from: International Arts Bureau, 4 Baden Place, Crosby Row, London, SE11 1YW. Tel: +44 171 403
6454. 

Gratz, R B & Mintz, N (1998) ‘Cities Back From The Edge: New Life For Downtown’, John Wiley & Sons. ISBN  0471144177

Hall, P (1998)  ‘Cities in Civilization’ Weidenfeld & Nicholson.

Hiss, T & Asher, M (eds) (1991) ‘The Experience of Place’ Vintage Books. ISBN  0679735941

Jacobs, J (1962) ‘The Death and Life of Great American Cities’, Penguin Books.

Kunstler,  J H (1994) ‘The Geography of Nowhere: The Rise & Decline of America’s Man Made Landscape’ Touchstone Books. ISBN  0671888250 

Llewelyn-Davies (1996) ‘Four World Cities: A Comparative Study of London, Paris, New York & Tokyo’, Llewelyn-Davies. ISBN  0950030724. Available from: Llewelyn Davies, Brook House, Torrington Place, London WC1E 7HN.
Tel  +44 171 637 0181.  Email: ld@easynet.co.uk

Longo, G (1996) ‘A Guide To Great American Public Places’, Urban Initiatives, Inc.  ISBN  0936020008. Available from: Urban Initiatives, 530 West 25th Street, New York, NY 10001. Tel  212 620 9773. Email: placeprjct@aol.com. 

Mumford, L  ‘The Culture Of Cities’, Harcourt Brace. ISBN  0156233010

Oldenburg, R (1991) ‘The Great Good Place’ Athena. ISBN 1-55778-458-2

Saxenian, A (1994) ‘Regional Advantage: Culture & Competition in Silicon Valley and Route 128’ , Harvard University Press. ISBN  0-674-75340-2. 

Tiesdell, S, Heath T & Oc T (1996) ‘Revitalising Historic Urban Quarters’ Butterworth Heinemann. ISBN  0750628901

Worpole, K  (1992) ‘Towns for People:Transforming Urban Life’, Open University Press. ISBN  0335099645 

Zukin, S (1988) ‘Loft Living: Culture & Capital In Urban Change’, Radius

Zukin, S (1995) ‘The Cultures of Cities’, Blackwell Publishers. ISBN 1557864373.

At the time of writing, all the above are still in print. 

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2.  Bookshops

There are a number of good bookshops which have large selections of titles on urban planning, architecture, design etc. 

In London, visit:

The Economist Bookshop, (next door to the London School of Economics), at
Clare Market, Portugal Street, London WC2A 2AB. Tel 0171 405 5531.

Or the RIBA Bookshop at 66 Portland Place, London W1N 4AD. Tel 0171 251 0791.

In Manchester, visit the RIBA Bookshop at CUBE, 113-115 Portland Street,
M1 6FB.  Tel 0161 236 7691.

In New York, visit:

The Urban Centre Bookshop. This is based at the Municipal Art Society, 457 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10022. Tel  (212) 935 3960. Email uc_books@usa.pipeline.com

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3.  Academic Journal Articles

Markusen, A. (1996), ‘ Sticky Places In Slippery Space: A Typology of Industrial Districts’,  Economic Geography, Vol 72, No 3, July.

Montgomery, J (1994) ‘The Evening Economy of Cities’ Town & Country Planning, November.

Montgomery, J  (1995) ‘The Story of Temple Bar:Creating Dublin’s Cultural Quarter’, Planning Practice & Research, Vol 10, No 2.

Montgomery, J (1998) ‘Making A City: Urbanity, Vitality & Urban Design’, Journal Of Urban Design, Vol 3, No 1. 

Scott , A J (1997) ‘The Cultural Economy of Cities’, International Journal Of Urban & Regional Research, Vol 21, No 2, June. 
 

4.  Web sites

The RIBA Bookshop has a web site at:
www.ribabookshop.com

The Initiatives for Urban Design Site (inc. Urban Design Quarterly) at:
rudi.herts.ac.uk/ukgi.html
 

Other US sites:
www.planning.org

www.metropolismag.com

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