The Welfare City in Transition

Kristoffer Weiss (Editor)

$35.00

Publication Date: January 1st, 2020

Publisher:

Danish Architectural Press

ISBN:

9788774070009

Pages:

175

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The Wellfare City in Transition - A Compilation of Texts and Images 1923-2020. Through a compilation of texts and images from different voices and decades the book presents key challenges and perspectives of the past, present and future of the Danish welfare city. It provides a critical map for reflection and action when tackling the urban issues of our time.

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