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International Journal of Urban and Regional Research
1997 - 2013
Edited by Alan Harding , Roger Keil and Jeremy Seekings
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Volume 21, issue 4 , 1997
Announcement pp. 0-0 Michael Harloe and Chris Pickvance China focus pp. 535-535 Michael Harloe The Hong Kong Government's Strategy for Promoting Home Ownership - An Approach to Reducing the Decommodifying Effects of Public Housing Services pp. 537-553 Sam Wai Kam Yu The Rise of Manufacturing Towns: Externally Driven Industrialization and Urban Development in the Pearl River Delta of China pp. 554-568 Irene Eng The Third China? Emerging industrial districts in rural China pp. 569-588 Brad Christerson Urban transportation in Shanghai, China: problems and planning implications pp. 589-606 Qing Shen The sexual division of care in mainland China and Hong Kong pp. 607-619 Sam Wai Kam Yu Uneven development and beyond: regional development theory in post-Mao China pp. 620-639 C. Cindy Fan Urban restructuring in China's emerging market economy: towards a framework for analysis pp. 640-663 Fulong Wu Urban redevelopment and grassroots action in Chicago and Sheffield: themes, variations and uncertain legacies pp. 664-676 Larry Bennett Dutch Urban Policy: a promising perspective for the big cities pp. 677-690 Hugo Priemus Botshabelo: coping with the consequences of urban apartheid pp. 691-705 Richard Tomlinson Ghettos real and imagined: a historical comment on Loïc Wacquant's 'Three pernicious premises in the study of the American ghetto' pp. 706-711 Kenneth L. Kusmer Urban Theory in the Age of Pluralism and Complexities: Modern or Postmodern? Comment on Leontidou pp. 712-714 Xing Quan Zhang Humpty Dumpty's ontological allegory: response to Zhang's Comment pp. 715-718 Lila Leontidou Volume 21, issue 3 , 1997
Introduction pp. 401-405 Ovsey Shkaratan The Elite of St Petersburg as Seen by the City Inhabitants pp. 406-424 Valery Golofast St Petersburg's Progress Towards the Market pp. 425-429 Aleksei Kudrin Transformation of Local Power Elites: the Institutionalization of Social Movements in St Petersburg pp. 430-444 Alexander Duka Dynamics of the Standard of Living in St Petersburg during Five Years of Economic Reform pp. 445-453 Tatiana Protassenko Deviant Behaviour in St Petersburg pp. 454-466 Yakov Gilinskiy Dirt: Symbolic and Practical Dimensions of Social Problems in St Petersburg pp. 467-479 Jussi Simpura Through a Glass Darkly: Investigating the St Petersburg Administration pp. 481-503 Rosemary Mellor Uses and Misuses of Concepts in American Social Science Research: Variations on Loïic Wacquant's Theme of 'Three Pernicious Premises in the Study of the American Ghetto' pp. 504-507 Herbert J. Gans Wacquant in the Argentine Slums: Comment on Loïic Wacquant's 'Three Pernicious Premises in the Study of the American Ghetto' pp. 508-511 Javier Auyero Volume 21, issue 2 , 1997
Space Traders: Reregulation, Property Companies and Auckland's Office Market, 1975-94 pp. 165-179 Zoltan Moricz Flexibilization through Metropolis: The Case of Postfordist Seoul, Korea pp. 180-201 Myung-Rae Cho Cheap Labor Strategies and Export-Oriented Industrialization: Some Lessons from the Los Angeles/East Asia Apparel Connection pp. 202-217 Richard P. Appelbaum Consumption and the City, Modern and Postmodern pp. 218-237 David B. Clarke The Effects of Industry Governance on Offshore Oil Development in the Gulf of Mexico pp. 238-258 Vern Baxter The Emergence of Post-Suburban Landscapes on the North Coast of New South Wales: A Case Study of Contested Space pp. 259-287 Stephen J. Essex The Marketization of Local Services and the Fragmentation of Labour Markets pp. 286-302 Kevin Doogan Revisiting Informal-Sector Home Ownership: The Relevance of Household Composition for Housing Options of the Poor pp. 303-322 Faranak Miraftab The Cultural Economy of Cities pp. 323-339 Allen J. Scott Three Pernicious Premises in the Study of the American Ghetto pp. 341-353 Loïc J. D. Wacquant Comment on Loïc J. D. Wacquant, 'Three Pernicious Premises in the Study of the American Ghetto' pp. 354-356 Michael B. Katz The Specificity of the Chicago Ghetto: Comment on Wacquant's 'Three Pernicious Premises' pp. 357-362 Janet Abu-Lughod Conference on Globalization and Collective Action, Santa Cruz, May 1996 pp. 363-365 Pierre Hamel Habitat II Conference on Human Settlements, Istanbul, June 1996 pp. 366-372 Ivan Tosics The Milos Seminar: Space, Inequality And Difference: from 'Radical' to 'Cultural' Formulations?, August 1996 pp. 373-377 Olivier Kramsch Book Reviews pp. 379-387 Dario Rei , Desmond King , Gabriel Dupuy and Bernhard Hoeper Shorter Reviews pp. 389-393 Stephen Graham , Mike Geddes , Jack Thomas and Ruben Hernandez-Leon Volume 21, issue 1 , 1997
Value, Exchange and the Social Economy: Framework and Paradigm Shift in Urban Policy pp. 7-22 David Fasenfest The Division of Labour, Capitalism and Socialism: An Alternative to Sayer pp. 23-37 Jamie Gough 'Out' in the Valley pp. 38-62 Ann Forsyth French Cultural Decentralization and International Expansion.Towards a Geometrically Variable Interculturalism? pp. 63-74 Emmanuel Négrier The Changing 'Face' of the Suburbs: Issues of Ethnicity and Residential Change in Suburban Vancouver pp. 75-99 Brian K. Ray Post-Thatcherite Urban Planning and Politics: a Major Change? pp. 100-116 Philip Allmendinger 'Old age' and Ageism in Urban Research: The Case of Fear of Crime pp. 117-128 Rachel H. Pain Reply to Gough and Eisenschitz pp. 129-132 Andrew Sayer Market-Oriented Housing Policy: A Contradiction In Terms. Recent Dutch Experiences pp. 133-142 Hugo Priemus Book reviews pp. 143-150 Hartmut HäuBermann , Neil Brenner , Chris Pickvance and Kuniko Fujita Shorter reviews pp. 153-156 Jeremy Seekings , Peter Marcuse , P.W. Daniels and Sophie Body-Gendrot
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