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The Peasantry and the Periurban Fringe

Abidin Kusno

After the New Order, 2013, p.74

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Título:
The Peasantry and the Periurban Fringe
Autor: Abidin Kusno
Assuntos: Agricultural geography ; Agricultural land ; Agricultural sciences ; Agriculture ; Applied arts ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Biological sciences ; Biological taxonomies ; Biology ; Capital cities ; Cities ; Design ; Fringe ; Government ; Government officials ; Governors ; Human geography ; Human societies ; Lower class ; Metropolitan areas ; New order ; New taxa ; Peasant class ; Political geography ; Political science ; Rapid urbanization ; Rural areas ; Social classes ; Social sciences ; Social stratification ; Social structures ; Sociology ; Taxa ; Textile design ; Towns ; Urban studies ; Urbanization
É parte de: After the New Order, 2013, p.74
Descrição: In 1962, as Sukarno and his architects designed modernist buildings and a boulevard for the central part of the capital city, Kenneth Watts, a town planning advisor with the United Nations Assistance Program, addressed his proposal for the greater Jakarta region to the Ministry of Public Works and Energy, which he worked for from 1956 to 1959. Watts began in the following way: The problems attending rapid growth in tropical cities cannot be resolved within the boundaries of the cities themselves…. For, by enhancing the attractiveness of the city to the would-be migrant, they will only accelerate the rate of
Editor: University of Hawaii Press
Idioma: Inglês

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