In one work, this thinker argues that two sets of virtues drive market action - "commercial sydrome" and "guardian syndrome" - one promotes honest collaboration and one does not, but in combination the systems form a "monstrous hybrid." Another work elucidates the three "transactions of decline" including military production, subsidies to poor regions, and advanced-backward trade. This thinker used the example of Japan developing bicycle repair shops in the late 1800s, which led the country to eventually produce its own bicycles, to demonstrate the idea of "import replacement." In addition to Systems of Survival, this author defended pursuing
In one work, this thinker argues that two sets of virtues drive market action - "commercial sydrome" and "guardian syndrome" - one promotes honest collaboration and one does not, but in combination the systems form a "monstrous hybrid." Another work elucidates the three "transactions of decline" including military production, subsidies to poor regions, and advanced-backward trade. This thinker used the example of Japan developing bicycle repair shops in the late 1800s, which led the country to eventually produce its own bicycles, to demonstrate the idea of "import replacement." In addition to Systems of Survival, this author defended pursuing the sovereignty of Quebec in The Question of Separatism. This longtime opponent of Robert Moses described the "ballet of the sidewalks" in New York in arguing for mixed-use neighborhoods. For 10 points, name this urban studies pioneer and author of The Death and Life of Great American Cities.
In one work, this thinker argues that two sets of virtues drive market action - "commercial sydrome" and "guardian syndrome" - one promotes honest collaboration and one does not, but in combination the systems form a "monstrous hybrid."
Jane Jacobs