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According to urbanist John Rennie Short, the term manmade city refers to

According to urbanist John Rennie Short, the term manmade city refers to

▸ 20th-century cities planned and designed by urban planners as experimental cities.

▸ 20th-century cities built on sites of preindustrial Native American settlements.

▸ early industrial cities that relied on male labor for economic growth.

▸ the social design, usage, and construction of urban space that reinforces existing gender bias in society.

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