Urban Humanities in the borderlands : engaged scholarship from Mexico City to Los Angeles / edited by Jonathan Crisman.

Title & Author:

Urban Humanities in the borderlands : engaged scholarship from Mexico City to Los Angeles / edited by Jonathan Crisman.

Publication:

Los Angeles, CA : UCLA Urban Humanities Initiative, [2016]

Description:

208 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.

Summary:

The publication "collects student and faculty work from the 2015-2016 academic year. Edited by former UHI Project Director Jonathan Crisman, the book documents the seven projects that students created with community partners during the year in both Mexico City and Los Angeles, providing descriptions, visual documentation, and accompanying critical essays. Additionally, students and faculty contributed a number of other essays that deal with key issues in the region."--Publisher's website.

Subject:

City planning California Los Angeles.
City planning Mexico Mexico City.
Humanities.
City planning.
California Los Angeles.
Mexico Mexico City.
Urban planning United States California Los Angeles.
Urban planning Mexico Mexico City.

Form/genre:

Student projects.

Added entries:

Crisman, Jonathan editor.
University of California, Los Angeles. Urban Humanities Initiative, issuing body.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 295687
Call No.: BIB 242047
Status: Available

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