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""Drawing on decades of work and observation, especially in Berlin and London, and on a vast, almost spiralling, and beautifully connected theoretical framework assembled from a thought landscape that includes neo-Marxism, feminism, posthumanism and postcolonialism, Gandy seeks a 'critical synthesis between different strands of urban ecology and a variety of other postpositivist theoretical developments.'"" --Henriette Steiner, Journal of Urban Design ""Natura Urbana is a tour de force. It eschews the typical characteristics of academic monographs in a refreshing, dialectical, and original manner.""--New Global Studies

"""Drawing on decades of work and observation, especially in Berlin and London, and on a vast, almost spiralling, and beautifully connected theoretical framework assembled from a thought landscape that includes neo-Marxism, feminism, posthumanism and postcolonialism, Gandy seeks a 'critical synthesis between different strands of urban ecology and a variety of other postpositivist theoretical developments.'"" --Henriette Steiner, Journal of Urban Design ""Natura Urbana is a tour de force. It eschews the typical characteristics of academic monographs in a refreshing, dialectical, and original manner.""--New Global Studies"

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Matthew Gandy is Professor of Geography at the University of Cambridge and the author of Concrete and Clay and The Fabric of Space, both published by the MIT Press.

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