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This text sketches the urbanization of Havana over its 500 years of history. It analyzes the city's urban development and cultural importance and the environmental problems that this highly populated city has to overcome to develop successfully into the next millennium. The hegemonic growth of the city is analyzed as are the important economic factors that have shaped its development. Havana is still at the forefront of urban design and planning, despite its recent economic decline. The book also looks at important social issues, including the remarkable lack of residential segregation between the different groups which make up its population of two million.

This book explores the urbanization of this great city over its five hundred year history. It analyzes Havana′s urban development and cultural importance and addresses the environmental problems that this highly populated city must overcome in order to thrive in the next millennium.