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詹姆斯·霍華德·昆斯特勒 解析郊區發展

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詹姆斯·霍華德·昆斯特勒認為公共空間應該是一個群體生活以及公眾利益的展現。然而,失敗的公共空間規劃儼然讓美國淪為不值得關心的地方。

James Howard Kunstler may be the world’s most outspoken critic of suburban sprawl. He believes the end of the fossil fuels era will soon force a return to smaller-scale, agrarian communities -- and an overhaul of the most destructive features of postwar society. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by CHIA-LING CHOU
Reviewed by Shirley Hsieh
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