Cities, Politics & Power

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Focusing on the intricate dynamics of urban governance, this book delves into how cities function as centers of power and political organization. It examines the historical development of urban polities, the mechanisms of coercion affecting marginalized populations, and the competitive landscape of political actors within urban settings. Additionally, it highlights the role of social identity and communication networks in shaping urban politics. The conclusion advocates for a comprehensive theoretical framework to better understand the global implications of urbanization on political and cultural spaces.