Gerard Marlet (22 results)

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Hardback. Condition: New. After a long period of suburbanization, cities have been in vogue again since the 1980s. But why are people prepared to spend far more money on a small house in the city centre than on a large house in the countryside - and why doesn't this apply to all cities? The authors of this book argue that the appeal of the city in the 21st century is not only determined by the production side of the economy, but also by the consumption side: its array of shops, cultural activities and, for example, an historic city center.All these factors translate into a huge disparity in land prices as well as different wages for urban and rural citizens. This study maps out these variations, with an economic approach to spatial planning and an emphasis on land rents as a basis for cost-benefit analysis. The use of land prices as a reflection of the appreciation for urban amenities is an ideal measurement tool in the cost-benefit analyses for local investments and spatial planning policies, and sheds new light on the organization of public administration.This accessible book will be of interest to geographers, economists and social scientists, as well as policymakers involved in urban planning, seeking an in-depth understanding of land prices and the increasing importance of cities in the 21st century.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. After a long period of suburbanization, cities have been in vogue again since the 1980s. But why are people prepared to spend far more money on a small house in the city centre than on a large house in the countryside - and why doesn't this apply to all cities? The authors of this book argue that the appeal of the city in the 21st century is not only determined by the production side of the economy, but also by the consumption side: its array of shops, cultural activities and, for example, an historic city center.All these factors translate into a huge disparity in land prices as well as different wages for urban and rural citizens. This study maps out these variations, with an economic approach to spatial planning and an emphasis on land rents as a basis for cost-benefit analysis. The use of land prices as a reflection of the appreciation for urban amenities is an ideal measurement tool in the cost-benefit analyses for local investments and spatial planning policies, and sheds new light on the organization of public administration.This accessible book will be of interest to geographers, economists and social scientists, as well as policymakers involved in urban planning, seeking an in-depth understanding of land prices and the increasing importance of cities in the 21st century. The authors of this book argue that the appeal of the city in the 21st century is not only determined by the production side of the economy, but also by the consumption side: its array of shops, cultural activities and, for example, an historic city centre. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Broschur. Condition: Wie neu. 89 Seiten ; 30 cm Sehr sauber erhalten. Der Katalog "50 Cent" von Maarten Janssen vermittelt einen umfangreichen Überblick seiner Arbeiten, die zwischen 2008 und 2017 entstanden sind. Er zeigt einen repäsentativen Querschnitt seiner Malerei, Zeichnungen, Wandvorhänge sowie raumgreifenden Installationen, die in Ausstellungen präsentiert wurden. Ergänzt wird die Publikation durch den Text "Maarten Janssen The Dice Man" von Gerard Marlet in Niederländisch/Englisch. Maarten Janssen (* 1960 in Rijswijk, Niederlande) studierte an der Academie van Beeldende Kunsten Rotterdam. Er lebt und arbeitet in Rotterdam und Berlin. Die Eigenständigkeit des Bildes ist die wiederkehrende Prämisse in den analytischen Arbeiten von Janssen. Durch objektivierende Prozesse der Entscheidungsfindung sucht er die Arbeit selbst als ein Resultat innerer Ursachen zu beschreiben. fünfzig cent / maarten janssen 2 3 i ndex 4 5 hoornvlies 6+7 backstage 8 trommelvlies 9 Dond e r d a g gesigneerd. 10 11 tegenlicht 12+13 SUPERMEDIUM 14 taal is lichtvoetigi (.A :E :.I 15 k 0 m m A v U 1 p E n 16 17 WEST 18 19 A U T OCENTER 20 Regal 21 Regal 22 Regal 23 Regal + 24 25 clm2y6kl 26+27 SERVICEGARAGE 28+29 « die Welt wie ich sie vorfand » 30+31 Tatra 32 OZEAN 33 B a B y L o N T u R M S T e i N + 34+35 B a B y L o N T u R M S T e i N 36 37 w erppatroon 38 d e nkraam 39 d e nkraam 40+41 o n g e s c h u d en g e s c h u d 42 fase 9 43 44+45 Verona - b l a u w Verona-rood 46 47 skat 48 s c h a f s k o p f 49 puk e r 50 shade 51 STEENDRUKKERIJ 52 53 HAMISH MORRISON 54 Jim m y Hix 55 Natural 56 Easy Ten 57 Jesse James 58 R a u hfaser Transplant + 59 R a u hfaser Transplant 60 61 Mühle 4 62+63 URBANSTRASSE 64 Mühle 1 + 65 Mühle 1 66 67 A4 g e h a l v e e r d 68 69 nybles 70+71 nybles, cijfers & kleuren 7 2+71 BURGERSTRAAT 74 lotnummer -MY- 75 lotnummer 11 76 77 Fachwerk + 78 Fachwerk east 79 Fachwerk west 80+81 G E I S T UND FORM 82 81 84 85 86 87 88 Gerard Marlet 90 1 1 translation 92 93 94 index colofon 95 FORGOTTEN BAR ISBN 9783940999375 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 471.

Hardback. Condition: New. After a long period of suburbanization, cities have been in vogue again since the 1980s. But why are people prepared to spend far more money on a small house in the city centre than on a large house in the countryside - and why doesn't this apply to all cities? The authors of this book argue that the appeal of the city in the 21st century is not only determined by the production side of the economy, but also by the consumption side: its array of shops, cultural activities and, for example, an historic city center.All these factors translate into a huge disparity in land prices as well as different wages for urban and rural citizens. This study maps out these variations, with an economic approach to spatial planning and an emphasis on land rents as a basis for cost-benefit analysis. The use of land prices as a reflection of the appreciation for urban amenities is an ideal measurement tool in the cost-benefit analyses for local investments and spatial planning policies, and sheds new light on the organization of public administration.This accessible book will be of interest to geographers, economists and social scientists, as well as policymakers involved in urban planning, seeking an in-depth understanding of land prices and the increasing importance of cities in the 21st century.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. After a long period of suburbanization, cities have been in vogue again since the 1980s. But why are people prepared to spend far more money on a small house in the city centre than on a large house in the countryside - and why doesn't this apply to all cities? The authors of this book argue that the appeal of the city in the 21st century is not only determined by the production side of the economy, but also by the consumption side: its array of shops, cultural activities and, for example, an historic city center.All these factors translate into a huge disparity in land prices as well as different wages for urban and rural citizens. This study maps out these variations, with an economic approach to spatial planning and an emphasis on land rents as a basis for cost-benefit analysis. The use of land prices as a reflection of the appreciation for urban amenities is an ideal measurement tool in the cost-benefit analyses for local investments and spatial planning policies, and sheds new light on the organization of public administration.This accessible book will be of interest to geographers, economists and social scientists, as well as policymakers involved in urban planning, seeking an in-depth understanding of land prices and the increasing importance of cities in the 21st century. The authors of this book argue that the appeal of the city in the 21st century is not only determined by the production side of the economy, but also by the consumption side: its array of shops, cultural activities and, for example, an historic city centre. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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