The RPA program represents a philosophy of planning described by historian Robert Fishman as " metropolitanism, " associated with the Chicago School of Sociology.
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The solution, he said, may rest with " metropolitanism, " the idea that cities and suburbs are " economically interdependent " and vital to each other's survival.
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The first articulation of the metropolitan thesis occurred in 1954, with an article in the " Canadian Historical Review " by historian J . M . S . Careless entitled " Frontierism, Metropolitanism, and Canadian History ".
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"The various phases of the process of disease and death are also precisely demonstrated, and they bear a name that summarizes them all : urbanism and metropolitanism, as the author explains . . . . The metropolis grows, attracting people from the countryside, who, however, as soon as they are urbanized, become-just like the pre-existing population-infertile.
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