Books in Geography: Urban Geography

Extreme Europe
Fragments of the European City
Projected Cities
Urban Design in Western Europe
A Neighborhood That Never Changes
Sprawl
Envisioning the City
Some Cities
Chicago's Urban Nature
The Assassination of Paris
Close-Up
World Patterns in Modern Urban Change
Modernizing Main Street
Colored Property
City of American Dreams
Millennium Park
Victorian Toronto, 1850 to 1900
Land of Hope
New York and Los Angeles
Building a Market
Citizens, Cops, and Power
New York City Gardens
Blueprint for Disaster
Downtown America
Harlemworld
Chicago Metropolis 2020
Why Architecture Matters
Chicagoland
The New Suburban History
Urban Design as Craft
Population and Society in Western European Port Cities, c. 1650-1939
Chicago Made
Chicago
Parish Boundaries
Mobility and the Small Town, 1900-1930
American Capitals
Natural Landscape Amenities and Suburban Growth
Reinventing the City?
The Creative Destruction of Manhattan, 1900-1940
Planning the Home Front
Wallbangin'
Shock Cities
Brownsville, Brooklyn
National Performances
Building Globalization
A Negotiated Landscape
Amsterdam Human Capital
Nights in the Big City
Parisian Fields
The Plan of Chicago
Urban Visions
Pockets of Crime
Staying Italian
Planning as Persuasive Storytelling
Urban Mortality Change in Britain and Germany 1870-1913
Forever Open, Clear, and Free
The Changing Face of Inequality