Taming the Megalopolis. A Design for Urban Growth

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Pages vii-viii
Acknowledgements, Page ix
CHAPTER 1 - The Frame of Reference, Pages 3-6
CHAPTER 2 - Why Urbanization Occurs, Pages 7-15
CHAPTER 3 - Factors Molding Urban Design, Pages 16-19
CHAPTER 4 - Characteristics of Urban Life, Pages 20-28
CHAPTER 5 - Urbanization and Social Needs, Pages 29-32
CHAPTER 6 - Urbanization and Employment, Pages 33-38
CHAPTER 7 - The Problem Restated, Pages 39-45
CHAPTER 8 - Some Alternatives, Pages 49-56
CHAPTER 9 - Mass Transit as a Solution, Pages 57-59
CHAPTER 10 - Site and Services and Self-help, Pages 60-64
CHAPTER 11 - Public Housing in General, Pages 65-66
CHAPTER 12 - Cities-within-cities: A Solution for Metropolitan Areas, Pages 67-77
CHAPTER 13 - Requisites for Cities-within-cities, Pages 78-84
CHAPTER 14 - Mobilizing Resources to Implement Urban Policy, Pages 85-94
CHAPTER 15 - Capturing the Rise in Land Values, Pages 95-100
CHAPTER 16 - Administrative Structure, Pages 101-107
CHAPTER 17 - Some Crucial Issues in Planning a New City-within-a-city, Pages 108-113
CHAPTER 18 - Partial Precedents, Pages 114-121
CHAPTER 19 - Conclusion, Pages 122-123
Index, Pages 125-127