This all might sound rather abstract and airy. But Street, Palace, Square is not that kind of work at all. Rather, Müller’s is a strikingly easy book to read and digest, wearing its theory lightly and moving briskly but adeptly between case studies drawn from across the world. It is not, however, the kind of study that offers simplistic or all-embracing panaceas. Müller is more concerned with posing problems than offering conclusions. Indeed, the immediate virtues of the book consist in the clarity with which its problems are posed and the extent of the geographical and historical expanses it so
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