Leonie Sandercock

Also known as

LEONIE SANDERCOCK

Born 1949-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL395328A

Top Subjects

City planning (5)
Australian football (2)
Planning (2)
Public Policy - Regional Planning (2)
Political Science (2)
Urban communities (2)
Multiculturalism (2)

Books by Leonie Sandercock

Total count: 20

Cities for saleproperty, politics, and urban planning in Australia

Melbourne University Press1975-01-01
The land racketthe real costs of property speculation

Silverfish Book1979-01-01
Up where, Cazaly?the great Australian game

Granada1981-01-01
Up where, Cazaly?The great Australian game

Granada1981-01-01
Urban political economythe Australian case

G. Allen & Unwin1983-01-01
Property, politics, and urban planninga history of Australian city planning, 1890-19902nd ed.

Transaction Publishers1990-01-01
Gendera new agenda for planning theory

Institute of Urban and Regional Development, University of California at Berkeley1990-01-01
Towards CosmopolisPlanning for Multicultural Cities1 edition

Academy Press1997-11-27
Making the Invisible VisibleA Multicultural Planning History

University of California Press1998-01-01
Making the Invisible VisibleA Multicultural Planning History (California Studies in Critical Human Geography, No 2)1 edition

University of California Press1998-02-08
Cosmopolis IImongrel cities in the 21st century

Continuum2003-01-01
Where Strangers Become NeighboursIntegrating Immigrants in Vancouver, Canada

Springer Netherlands2009-01-01
Multimedia explorations in urban policy and planningbeyond the flatlands / Leonie sandercock and Giovanni Attili, editors

Springer2010-01-01
Multimedia Explorations in Urban Policy and PlanningBeyond the Flatlands

Springer Netherlands2012-01-01
Where Strangers Become NeighboursIntegrating Immigrants in Vancouver, Canada

Springer Netherlands2017-01-01
Mapping PossibilityFinding Purpose and Hope in Community Planning

Taylor & Francis Group2023-01-01
COSMOPOLIS II: MONGREL CITIES OF THE 21ST CENTURY.

CONTINUUM
CITY SONGLINES : A PLANNING IMAGINATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
DIFFERENCE THAT THEORY MAKES
TOWARDS COSMOPOLIS : A POSTMODERN UTOPIA