Xiaoxi Li Libros

Focusing on urban morphology, this book addresses the urgent issue of vanishing historical urban landscapes, particularly in developing countries. It introduces an integrated approach for analyzing urban form through its historical and socio-economic dimensions, aiming to enhance conservation and management strategies. The effectiveness of this methodology is illustrated through three diverse case studies: Ludlow, a medieval UK town; Chinatown in Singapore; and a historic quarter in Nanjing, China, showcasing its applicability across various cultural contexts.

Focusing on the concept of Green Civilization, the book examines the global consensus achieved by 193 countries regarding the UN Sustainable Development 2030 Agenda. The author presents a critical analysis of the Clash of Civilizations, employing a dialectical approach to explore differing viewpoints. Additionally, it systematically outlines the evolution of Human Green Civilization, utilizing a multi-dimensional historical perspective to highlight the significance of sustainable development in addressing contemporary challenges.