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$gPart I. IMAGINING CITIES: 1. $tCity imaginaries /$rGary Bridge, $rSohie Watson -- $g2. $tThree uban discourses /$rJohn Rennie Short -- $g3. $tPutting cities first: remapping the origins of urbanism /$rEdward W. Soji -- $g4. $tPhotourbanism: planning the city from above and from below /$rAnthony Vidler -- $g5. The $timmaterial city: representation, imagination, and media technologies /$rJames Donald -- $g6. $tImagining Naples: the senses of the city /$rLesley Caldwell -- $g7. The $tcity as imperial centre: imagining London in two Caribbean novels /$rRiad Akbur -- $g8. $tSleepwalking in the modern city: Walter Benjamin and Signumd Freud in the world of dreams /$rSteve Pile -- $g9. $tContested imaginings of the city: city as locus of station, capitalist accumulation, and community: competing cultures of southeast Asian societies /$rPatrick Guinness -- $gPart II. THE ECONOMY AND THE CITY: 10. $tCity economies /$rGary Bridge, $rSophie Watson -- $g11. The $teconomic base of contemporary cities /$rAsh Amin -- $12. $tFlexible Marxism and the metropolis /$rAndy Merrifield -- $g13. $tMonocentric to policentric: new urban forms and old paradigms /$rWilliam A.V. Clark -- $g14. $tUps and downs in the global city: London and New York at the millennium /$rSusan S. Fainstein, $rMichael Harloe -- $g15. $tAnalytic borderlands: economy and culture in the global city /$rSaskia Sassen -- $g16. $tTurbulence and sedimentation in the labor markets of late 20th-century metropoles /$rNick Buck, $rIan Gordon -- $g17. $tInformational cities: beyond dualism and toward reconstruction /$rBob Catterall -- $g18. $tDiaspora capital and Asia Pacific urban development /$rChung Tong Wu -- $g19. $tCapitalizing on Havana: the return of the repressed in a late socialist city /$rCharles Rutheiser -- $g20. $tUrban transformation in the capitals of the Baltic states: innovation, culture and finance /$rPhilip Cooke, $rErik Terk, $rRaite Karnite, $rGiedrius Blagnys -- $gPart III. CITIES OF DIVISION AND DIFFERENCE: 21. $tCity differences /$rGary Bridge, $rSophie Watson -- $g22. $tPostcolonialism, representation, and the city /$rAnthony D. King -- $g23. $tCities in quarters /$rPeter Marcuse -- $g24. $tCitizenship, multiculturalism, and the European city /$rAlisdair Rogers -- $g25. $tWorking out the urban: gender relations and the city /$rLiz Bondi, $rHazel Christie -- $g26. The $tsexual geography of the city /$rFrank Mort -- $g27. $tFrom the other side of the tracks: dual cities, third spaces, and the urban uncanny in contemporary discoures of "race" and class /$rPhil Cohen -- $g28. $tGentrification, postindustrialism, and industrial and occupational restructuring in global cities /$rChris Hamnett -- $g29. $tWorlds apart and together: trial by space in Istanbul /$rKevin Robins, $rAsu Aksoy -- $g30. $tValue conflicts, identity construction, and urban change /$rLily L. Kong -- $gPart IV. PUBLIC CULTURES AND EVERYDAY SPACE: 31. $tCity publics /$rGary Bridge, $rSophie Watson -- $g32. $tReflections on the public realm /$rRichard Sennett --- $g33. $tCity life and the senses /$rJohn Urry -- $g34. $tWith child to see any strange thing: everyday life in the city /$rNigel J. Thrift -- $g35. $tWalter Benjamin, urban studies, and the narratives of city life /$rMichael Keith -- $g36. $t"X marks the spot: Times Square dead or alive?" /$rM. Christine Boyer -- $g37. $tWalking and performing "the city": a Melbourne chronicle /$rBenjamin Rossiter, $rKatherine Gibson -- $g38. The $tstreet politics of Jackie Smith /$rJohn Paul Jones III -- $g39. $tWonderful, terrible: everyday life in Bangkok /$rAnnette Hamilton -- $g40. $tStreet boys in Yogyakarta: social and spatial exclusion in the public spaces of the city /$rHarriot Beazley -- $g41. $tCyberspace and the city: the "virtual city" in Europe /$rAllessandro Aurigi, $rStephen Graham -- $gPart V. URBAN POLITICS AND URBAN INTERVENTIONS: 42. $tCity interventions /$rGary Bridge, $rSophie Watson -- $g43. $tPlanning in relational space and time: responding to new urban realities /$rPatsy Healey -- $g44. The $tsocial construction of urban policy /$rAllan D. Cochrane -- $g45. $tUrban planning in the late 20th century /$rPatrick Troy -- $g46. $tVaried legacies of modernism in urban planning /$rAlan Mabin -- $g47. The $tenvironment of the city ... of the urbanization of nature /$rErik Swyngedouw, $rMaria Kaika -- $g48. $tPower and urban politics revisited: the uses and abuses of North American urban political economy /$rAlan Hardin -- $g49. $tSocial justice and the city: equity, cohesion and the politics of space /$rFran Tonkiss -- $g50. $tProperty markets and the production of inequality /$rMichael Edwards -- $g41. The $tpolitics of universal provision of public housing /$rChua Beng Huat -- $g52. $tReintegrating the apartheid city: urban policy and urban restructuring in Durban /$rAlison Todes. |
