“The concept of the “”urban revolution”” is most closely linked to:”

"V. Gordon Childe introduced the “urban revolution” concept describing the shift from agrarian to urban societies marked by city development and complex social structures. This framework informs social welfare by highlighting urbanization’s impact on resource allocation and community needs. Childe’s theory developed in the early 20th century guides policies addressing urban poverty housing and infrastructure. Understanding the urban revolution ensures effective interventions fostering sustainable urban development and equitable access to services in rapidly growing cities."