SOCIOLOGY AND URBAN SPACE - ANDRZEJ MAJER

Discover the fascinating world of urban sociology and urban space with Andrzej Majer's book. This publication is not only a systematic lecture but also an invitation to a deeper understanding of the social aspects of urbanization. Have you ever wondered how the processes taking place in cities affect our lives? This book answers this question, offering a unique perspective on the dynamics of urban space.

• Systematic lecture: Organizes the sociological issues of the city.
• Accessible language: Makes it easier to understand even complex issues.
• Two keys: From theory to examples and from general to specific.
• Urban processes: Comprehensive discussion of urbanization, suburbanization, and deurbanization.
• Development perspectives: Analysis of the future of urban space in Poland.
• For students and specialists: Ideal for sociologists, geographers, architects, and urban planners.

Andrzej Majer's book is a compendium of knowledge about the city that combines theory and practice. The author presents the issues related to urban sociology in a clear and accessible way, referring to statistical data and specific examples. Thanks to this, the reader can better understand the mechanisms governing urban space and the social processes that take place in it.

This publication is particularly valuable because of its complexity and timeliness. The author discusses the main processes taking place in cities in the 20th century, such as urbanization, suburbanization, and deurbanization, also pointing to the perspectives of urban space development in Poland. As a result, the reader receives a complete picture of the current challenges and opportunities related to the development of cities.

"Sociology and Urban Space" is a must-read for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge about the city and its social aspects. Regardless of whether you are a student, specialist, or simply a person interested in urban issues, this book will provide you with valuable information and inspiration for further research and reflection.

The book published by PWN, has 374 pages in 166x241 mm format and paperback cover. Published in 2020.