buildings (structures)
béguinage
cities: historical overviews
concepts
key people in urban studies
recreational areas
regional geography
social space
sustainable urban development
urban architecture
urban culture
urban economics
urban geography
urban history
urban issues
urban places
urban planning
urban politics
urban sociology
Within the social sciences, the city is imagined as an object of society rather than a fact of nature (though scholars are increasingly blurring this distinction) and, in that vein, is conceived as a material space of functional and social relationships involving such physical objects as office towers, neighborhoods, and plazas. As a subfield of the social sciences, though, urban studies is awkwardly positioned in relationship to economics, sociology, political science, history, geography, and anthropology. [Source: Encyclopedia of Urban Studies; Urban Studies]
urban studies
urban theory
urban transportation