The coming of the transactional city / by Jean Gottmann.

Main entry:

Gottmann, Jean.

Title & Author:

The coming of the transactional city / by Jean Gottmann.

Publication:

Description:

xvii, 106 pages ; 23 cm.

Series:

Institute for urban studies monograph series ; no. 2
Occasional papers in geography ; no. 5

Notes:
Includes indexes.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 81-82).
"Complete bibliography of the published works of Jean Gottmann": pages 83-102.
An introduction to the transactional city -- Urban renaissance or urban dissolution? -- Urban settlements and telecommunications -- The central city and the inadequacy of population counts -- The urban university in the transactional city -- Is there a geography of services?

Summary:

"In March 1982 Jean Gottmann was named the first Wilson H. Elkins Professor at the University of Maryland. This volume contains the texts of the five lectures and colloquia given by Professor Gottmann"--Back cover.

Resources:
Table of contents

ISBN:

0913749001 (pbk.)
9780913749005 (pbk.)

Subject:

Gottmann, Jean 1915-1994
Cities and towns.
Metropolitan areas.
Transactional analysis.
Cities
Transactional Analysis
Villes.
Agglomérations urbaines.
Analyse transactionnelle.
cities.
metropolitan areas.
Großstadt
Stadtsoziologie
Bibliografie
Stadsgeografie.
Stedelijke economie.
Dienstensector.

Form/genre:

Bibliographie.

Added entries:

Institute for Urban Studies monograph series ; no. 2.
Occasional papers in geography (College Park, Md.) ; no. 5.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 269518
Call No.: BIB 201786
Notes: pbk.
Status: Available

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