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The Horse in the City Living Machines in the Nineteenth Century (Animals, History, Culture)

Clay McShane

Honorable mention, 2007 Lewis Mumford Prize, American Society of City and Regional Planning

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Freakonomics Radio

The book was cited as a way to think about horses functionally, positioning them alongside other energy sources.

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That's a phrase that comes out of the work by two colleagues of mine, ClayMcShane and JoelTarr, who wrote a book called Horse in the City that makes you think about the horse functionally. And it brin...

— Episode: 651. The Ultimate Dance Partner

Episode: 651. The Ultimate Dance Partner

The book was cited as a way to think about horses functionally, positioning them alongside other energy sources.

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That's a phrase that comes out of the work by two colleagues of mine, ClayMcShane and JoelTarr, who wrote a book called Horse in the City that makes you think about the horse functionally. And it brings this kind of power, which humans have been using for centuries, into the same space as other kinds of energy sources.

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