"Sociology of the City" by E. Yu. Kiseleva is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of urbanism and sociology, revealing the complex mechanisms of interaction between man and the urban environment. In this work, the author not only analyzes the city as a physical space, but also explores its social, cultural and economic aspects, focusing on how the city affects the lives of its inhabitants and how they, in turn, shape the urban landscape. Kiselev, who is a well-known specialist in sociology and urbanism, offers readers a unique view of modern cities, viewing them as dynamic systems full of contradictions and opportunities. The book raises important questions, such as how the urban environment affects social relations, how migration and integration processes occur, and what factors determine the quality of life in megacities. These topics make the book relevant to a wide range of readers, including students, researchers, urban planners, and anyone interested in sociology and urbanism. “Sociology of the city” will be interesting not only to specialists, but also to those who just want to better understand how the world around us works The book is suitable for readers aged 18 years and older, especially for those who are fond of the social sciences, cultural studies or just want to be aware of their place of residence. There is a lot of useful information for active citizens who seek to improve their lives and the life of their city. Kiselev's style is clear and accessible, which allows the reader to easily perceive even the most complex concepts. He uses many examples from real life, which makes the material not only theoretically sound, but also practical. By reading “Sociology of the City”, you will be able to see familiar streets and squares from a new angle, to realize how they affect your behavior and interaction with others. The book also addresses themes of sustainable urban development, ecology, and social justice, making it particularly relevant in light of the contemporary challenges facing megacities around the world. Kiselev emphasizes the importance of citizen participation in the process of shaping urban policy and offers ideas for actively involving residents in the life of their cities. This makes “Sociology of the City” not just a theoretical work, but a practical guide for those who want to change their habitat for the better. If you’re looking for books that are similar in subject matter, take a look at the works of authors like Edward Glaser with his Cities and Economics, or Richard Florida, who explores creative classes in cities. These works will also help you to better understand how modern cities function and what factors influence their development. In conclusion, "Sociology of the city" and . Yu. Kiselev is not just a book, but a whole world that opens up new horizons for the reader to understand urban life. It inspires reflection and action, encouraging each of us to become a more active participant in shaping our city. Do not miss the opportunity to look into this fascinating and informative work, which will surely change your perception of the urban environment!