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Raja Purnama Kusuma

December 05, 2023

I recently had the opportunity to read "Agriculture in Urban Planning: Generating Livelihoods and Food Security" and I must say it was a thought-provoking experience. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the complex relationships between agriculture, urban planning, and sustainable development. The author's ability to weave together concepts from multiple disciplines - including ecology, economics, and sociology - created a rich tapestry that is both informative and engaging. While I would have liked to see more concrete examples and case studies, the book's well-researched arguments and insightful analysis make it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners working in this field. Overall, I found the book to be well-written and intellectually stimulating, and I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in exploring innovative solutions to urban sustainability challenges.

Guntur Gunawan

April 17, 2022

I recently finished reading "Agriculture in Urban Planning: Generating Livelihoods and Food Security" and I must say it was an interesting yet not entirely engaging read. The book provided a comprehensive overview of the importance of integrating agriculture into urban planning, exploring its potential to improve livelihoods and food security for urban dwellers. The author's research and data were well-presented and highlighted some valuable insights on how urban agriculture can be a game-changer in addressing hunger and poverty in cities. However, I felt that the book could have benefited from more concrete examples and case studies to make the concepts more relatable and accessible to readers who may not have a strong background in urban planning or agriculture. Overall, it was a solid effort but could have been improved with more practical applications and anecdotes to illustrate the ideas being presented.

Wangi Gunawan

January 31, 2021

I just finished reading "Agriculture in Urban Planning: Generating Livelihoods and Food Security" and I must say it was an interesting but somewhat uneven read. The book explores the concept of incorporating agriculture into urban planning to improve food security and create economic opportunities, which is a timely and relevant topic indeed. However, at times I felt like the author was trying to cram too many ideas and statistics into each chapter, making it difficult to fully absorb and engage with the material. Additionally, some sections felt more like theoretical musings rather than concrete solutions or case studies. Overall, the book provides a solid foundation for understanding the potential benefits of integrating agriculture into urban planning, but it could have benefited from a more nuanced and accessible approach.