Regulating urban office provision : a study of the ebb and flow of regimes of urbanisation in Amsterdam and Frankfurt am Main, 1945-2000

Authors	R.A. Ploeger
Supervisors	W.G.M. Salet
Cosupervisors	J.C.L. van de Ven
Award date	26-04-2004
ISBN	9075246447 9789075246445
Number of pages	306
Organisations	Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG) - Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR)
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage Contents Acknowledgements 1 INTRODUCTION Frankfurt am Main and Amsterdam as Office cities 2 THEODRETICAL PERSPECTIVES ON "ACTUAL" URBANISATION The city as a node of accumulation 3 THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS ON PLANNING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT The regulation of urbanisation 4 AMSTERDAM 1945-1968 The inner city as a CBD 5 AMSTERDAM 1968-1988 The Social Welfare City 6 AMSTERDAM 1988-2000 From economic crisis to growth fever (and crisis again?) 7 FRANKFURT 1945-1977 Recovery from the war and the economic boom 8 FRANKFURT 1977-1989 Culture-based city-marketing and inter-urban competition 9 FRANKFURT 1989-2000 The bumpy road towards the regional metropolis 10 CONCLUSIONS Local socio-spatial regulation in a globalising world References Samenvatting Ruimtelijke regulering en kantoorontwikkeling in Amsterdam en Frankfurt am Main Dankwoord Cover
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