In the Suburbs of History: Modernist Visions of the Urban Periphery

"The thorough bibliography comprises 279 references of both original sources and secondary literature, and along with the notes displays the breadth of intellectual reach at the foundation of the book, which together with excellent illustrations forms a functional, coherent, and inspiring book." Dragana Ćorović, University of Belgrade, Slavic Review

“Steven Logan's book is a pleasure to read with lively prose that is dense with information without feeling ponderous. Well-written and well-argued, In the Suburbs of History showcases Logan’s breadth and depth of knowledge, approaching the topic and his case studies of Toronto and Prague from an admirable range of disciplines, writers, thinkers, and projects.” Kimberly Zarecor, Iowa State University

“Beautifully written and illustrated, In the Suburbs of History is a special treat for any fan – or critic – of modern urbanism. Steven Logan is a master of the twentieth-century urbanism literature with an incredible gift to weave wide-raging theory with in-depth empirical work.” Sonia Hirt, University of Georgia