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Book Review: The Oxford Handbook of Urban Economics and Planning

would support processes of network formation, like engaging with stakeholders to facilitate information sharing and discovery of mutual benefits. Next Generation Infrastructure would be appropriate for upper-division undergraduates or master’s students seeking an introduction to the application of ecological principles to infrastructure projects. It could be used in any practice-oriented class that covers infrastructure policy and finance. Because of its emphasis on examples, it could be used as a supplement to a technical course on these topics. It is written with a US audience in mind, but the policies and tools proposed would be practicable in a range of political contexts.