Lecture

Food and Urban Planning

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Description

This lecture explores the historical development of urban settlements from Neolithic times to the present, focusing on the relationship between food production and city planning. It discusses the evolution of agricultural practices, the emergence of city-states, and the impact of food systems on urban design, drawing on examples from various regions and time periods.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Agricultural and food sciences

Agriculture: Topics in agriculture

Anthropology

Urbanism: Topics in urbanism

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