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Oct 16, 2015 · How can we write the history of urban societies in Europe after 1945? This article offers an interpretative overview of key developments in both Eastern and Western Europe, while also discussing some key conceptual issues.
Nov 12, 2021 · This special issue aims to analyse urban migration settings in the period 1945 to the late 1960s in order to more fully integrate migration history into our understanding of the reconstruction era and ‘post-war’ Europe.
- Brian Shaev, Sarah Hackett
- 2021
In doing so, it offers new insights that explain the importance of urban centres, communities and identities in the process of coming to terms with the aftermath of World War II and the repercussions of the Cold War, from 1945 into the era of the European Union.
Europe's history since 1945 has most commonly been seen through the prism of international politics and economic change, from post-war reconstruction to late twentieth-century deindustrialisation. Urban history has been tangential to these accounts.
- Simon Gunn
- 2015
In 1945, a great many of the cities of Europe lay was in it now possible to engage in urban renewal ruins. Some were the victims of long bombing during reconstruction? Were new streets needed? campaigns conducted by both sides; some were New social amenities?
Cities are central to the history of European societies after 1945. Between the 1950s and the 1970s, the eastern, southern and south eastern parts of the continent underwent rapid and massive urbanisation. In western and northern Europe, suburbanisation led to the growth of
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How can we write the history of urban societies in Europe after 1945? This article offers an interpretative overview of key developments in both Eastern and Western Europe, while also discussing some key conceptual issues.
