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an ideal type of urban form found across preindustrial societies, with an elite centre, guild-based production and limited specialization.

In social history, pre-industrial city refers to an ideal type of urban form found across preindustrial societies, with an elite centre, guild-based production and limited specialization. This meaning comes from Sjoberg (1960) in The preindustrial city.[1]

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References

Sjoberg, G. (1960). The preindustrial city. Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9780029289907

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