The author discusses the five elements of human settlements, i.e. nature, man, society, shells, and networks, with special emphasis on the relations between networks for man's movements and human settlements as a whole. The subject is examined from a historical point of view, the present situation is studied, and future trends are assessed on the basis of theory. The author stresses the need for quality for the complete satisfaction of man as a principle of human settlements.
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C. A. Doxiadis (1970) studied this question.
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