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In "The Crisis of Urbanism: Why Cities Make Us Miserable," Richard Florida conducts an in-depth analysis of urban growth trends and their impact on human psychological and social well-being. The author explores the problems of modern urbanization, identifying factors that make cities less and less suitable for a comfortable life.

Florida analyzes the impact of the urban environment on various aspects of life, such as social connections, mental health, educational accessibility, and employment. He draws attention to the increase in stress, loneliness and depression in modern cities, as well as to the increase in inequality and social isolation.

The author proposes alternative approaches to organizing an urban environment that can contribute to creating more harmonious and satisfactory living conditions. He discusses the importance of urban planning, urban infrastructure development and the creation of conditions for the formation of an active and interconnected urban environment.

The Crisis of Urbanism is a book that makes you think about the consequences of urban growth and encourages us to think about how we can change the urban environment to create a happier, healthier society. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the challenges of modern urbanization and committed to creating a more sustainable and humane urban environment.

Product characteristics

ISBN - 978-617-7682-97-3
Weight - 460g
Binding Type - Hard
Year of publication - 2019
Number of pages - 320
Status - New
Type of printing paper - Offset
Language of publication - Ukrainian

Price for 1 piece 4.90 USD

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