Edward Soja
Biographic Data
| ID | 1473845 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edward Soja |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edward |
| FAMILY NAME | Soja |
| SIGNATURE | SOJA E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Urban Planning, Luskin School of Public Affairs, 337 Charles E. Young Drive E Los Angeles CA 90095 USA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 75 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Accentuate The Regional
We are witnessing an unprecedented period in which the urban and the regional, formerly quite distinct from one another, are blending together to define something new and different. Never before have regional approaches been more important in urban research, and urban emphases more influential in regional development theory and planning. As one of the only forums that explicitly combines the urban and the regional, IJURR has a rare opportunity to…
Spatializing justice—Part II
An interesting pattern has emerged in the now 15 commentaries on Seeking Spatial Justice (SSJ). For the most part, the first set of responses to SSJ saw it as a departure from my earlier work, acce
Spatializing the urban, Part I
My comments here are instigated in part by the response I received last year from my presumptuous search engine after entering ‘spatial justice’. Do you mean social justice?’ I was asked. No, I wan
Writing the city spatially 1
The centrality of cities to an understanding of historic societies is an assumption shared by most urbanists but it is scarcely evident in the work of other social analysts. It is still possible to write or compile contemporary histories that allot, at best, a chapter to urban phenomena. This may not be because the other social analysts are being obtuse but rather because urbanists have, in the main, not made an adequate case for that centrality.…
Afterword
Urban Restructuring
I should be very much pleased if you could find me something good (meaty) on economic conditions in California.... California is very important for me because nowhere else has the upheaval most shamelessly caused by capitalist centralization taken place with such speed
The Sacred Meadows
Urban Restructuring
I should be very much pleased if you could find me something good (meaty) on economic conditions in California.... California is very important for me because nowhere else has the upheaval most shamelessly caused by capitalist centralization taken place with such speed
Writing the city spatially 1
The centrality of cities to an understanding of historic societies is an assumption shared by most urbanists but it is scarcely evident in the work of other social analysts. It is still possible to write or compile contemporary histories that allot, at best, a chapter to urban phenomena. This may not be because the other social analysts are being obtuse but rather because urbanists have, in the main, not made an adequate case for that centrality.…
Accentuate The Regional
We are witnessing an unprecedented period in which the urban and the regional, formerly quite distinct from one another, are blending together to define something new and different. Never before have regional approaches been more important in urban research, and urban emphases more influential in regional development theory and planning. As one of the only forums that explicitly combines the urban and the regional, IJURR has a rare opportunity to…
Spatializing the urban, Part I
My comments here are instigated in part by the response I received last year from my presumptuous search engine after entering ‘spatial justice’. Do you mean social justice?’ I was asked. No, I wan
Spatializing justice—Part II
An interesting pattern has emerged in the now 15 commentaries on Seeking Spatial Justice (SSJ). For the most part, the first set of responses to SSJ saw it as a departure from my earlier work, acce
Afterword
The Sacred Meadows
Urban Restructuring
I should be very much pleased if you could find me something good (meaty) on economic conditions in California.... California is very important for me because nowhere else has the upheaval most shamelessly caused by capitalist centralization taken place with such speed
Afterword
Writing the city spatially 1
The centrality of cities to an understanding of historic societies is an assumption shared by most urbanists but it is scarcely evident in the work of other social analysts. It is still possible to write or compile contemporary histories that allot, at best, a chapter to urban phenomena. This may not be because the other social analysts are being obtuse but rather because urbanists have, in the main, not made an adequate case for that centrality.…
Spatializing the urban, Part I
My comments here are instigated in part by the response I received last year from my presumptuous search engine after entering ‘spatial justice’. Do you mean social justice?’ I was asked. No, I wan
Spatializing justice—Part II
An interesting pattern has emerged in the now 15 commentaries on Seeking Spatial Justice (SSJ). For the most part, the first set of responses to SSJ saw it as a departure from my earlier work, acce
Accentuate The Regional
We are witnessing an unprecedented period in which the urban and the regional, formerly quite distinct from one another, are blending together to define something new and different. Never before have regional approaches been more important in urban research, and urban emphases more influential in regional development theory and planning. As one of the only forums that explicitly combines the urban and the regional, IJURR has a rare opportunity to…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Urbanization and City Planning (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Regional science (2 works)