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Water and the City: Risk, Resilience and Planning for a Sustainable Future

city that while being mirrored in its past, is also perhaps overly covetous of opportunities that the service-based contemporary economy offers. Despite Leeds ability to adapt to principally economic change through its history, some of the chapter authors do not seem to be optimistic that Leeds can contend with the current transition. Perhaps this is no better reflected in the fact that the book concludes with a section titled ‘Postmodern Leeds living with contradiction’. But conceivably, Leeds is no different from other contemporary postmodern cities, in that no one or no city has found ‘the answer’ to its development problems.