City

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Volume 18, issue 6, 2014

Editorial: 'We are not the dirt. We clean.' pp. 603-608

Bob Catterall

Urbanisation: A brief episode in history pp. 609-632

Adrian Atkinson

London: A dividing city, 2001-11? pp. 633-643

David Manley and Ron Johnston

Assembling Istanbul: buildings and bodies in a world city: Introduction pp. 644-654

Elizabeth Angell, Timur Hammond and Danielle van Dobben Schoon

'Sulukule is the gun and we are its bullets': Urban renewal and Romani identity in Istanbul pp. 655-666

Danielle van Dobben Schoon

Assembling disaster: Earthquakes and urban politics in Istanbul pp. 667-678

Elizabeth Angell

Matters of the mosque: Changing configurations of buildings and belief in an Istanbul district pp. 679-690

Timur Hammond

Cultures of assemblage, resituating urban theory: A response to the papers on 'Assembling Istanbul' pp. 691-697

Amy Mills

Cities in the Arabian Peninsula: Introduction pp. 698-700

Pascal Menoret

Visualizing the margins of Gulf cities pp. 701-707

Manuel Benchetrit and Roman Stadnicki

Real estate and political power in 1970s Riyadh pp. 708-722

Paul Bonnenfant

Public space and public protest in Kuwait, 1938-2012 pp. 723-734

Farah al-Nakib

Urban margins in Kuwait and Bahrain: Decay, dispossession and politicization pp. 735-745

Claire Beaugrand

Searching for Nasser Square: An urban center in the heart of Dubai pp. 746-759

Yasser Elsheshtawy

The environmental costs of coastal urbanization in the Arabian Gulf pp. 760-770

John A. Burt

Labour and resistance across global spaces: Introduction pp. 771-775

Adam Elliott-Cooper, Amber Murrey, Ashok Kumar and Musab Younis

Precarious workers in London: New forms of organisation and the city pp. 776-788

Jamie Woodcock

Interwoven threads: Building a labour countermovement in Bangalore's export-oriented garment industry pp. 789-807

Ashok Kumar

The economic crisis as opportunity: How austerity generates new strategies and solidarities for negotiating Roma access to housing in Rome pp. 808-823

Gaja Maestri

Does school prepare men for prison? pp. 824-836

Karen Graham

The civil relevance of geography between power and knowledge pp. 837-841

Matteo Bolocan Goldstein

Bordered subjects pp. 842-845

Kate Hepworth

Volume 18, issue 4-5, 2014

Editorial: 'City makes your life happier'? pp. 381-385

Bob Catterall

Vancouver's suburban involution pp. 386-415

Jamie Peck, Elliot Siemiatycki and Elvin Wyly

Against accountancy governance: Notes towards a new urban collective consumption pp. 416-426

Andy Merrifield

Introduction: Beyond the divided city: policies and practices of shared space pp. 427-431

Milena Komarova and Dominic Bryan

'Shared space' as symbolic capital: Belfast and the 'right to the city'? pp. 432-439

Mary-Kathryn Rallings

The psychological dimensions of shared space in Belfast pp. 440-446

Rosaleen Hickey

Beyond the walls: Dismantling Belfast's conflict architecture pp. 447-454

Jonny Byrne and Cathy Gormley-Heenan

Changing direction: Defensive planning in a post-conflict city pp. 455-462

Tim Cunningham

Introduction: Ethnic and cultural diversity pp. 463-465

Adele Lee

Possibilities for change?: Diversity in post-conflict Belfast pp. 466-475

Carey Doyle and Ruth McAreavey

'Are you a Catholic Chinese or a Protestant Chinese?': Belfast's ethnic minorities and the sectarian divide pp. 476-487

Adele Lee

Beyond Derry or Londonderry: Towards a framework for understanding the emerging spatial contradictions of Derry-Londonderry-UK City of Culture 2013 pp. 488-496

Peter Doak

Crisis-scapes suspended: Introduction pp. 498-501

Antonis Vradis

Crisis and land dispossession in Greece as part of the global 'land fever' pp. 502-508

Costis Hadjimichalis

Contesting speculative urbanisation and strategising discontents pp. 509-516

Hyun Bang Shin

Unravelling false choice urbanism pp. 517-524

Tom Slater

Infrastructural flows, interruptions and stasis in Athens of the crisis pp. 526-532

Dimitris Dalakoglou and Yannis Kallianos

Is the crisis in Athens (also) gendered?: Facets of access and (in)visibility in everyday public spaces pp. 533-537

Dina Vaiou

Strange encounters pp. 538-544

Jaya Klara Brekke

Emerging common spaces as a challenge to the city of crisis pp. 546-550

Stavros Stavrides

The crisis and its discourses: Quasi-Orientalist attacks on Mediterranean urban spontaneity, informality and joie de vivre pp. 551-562

Lila Leontidou

Crisis, Right to the City movements and the question of spontaneity: Athens and Mexico City pp. 563-572

Christy (Chryssanthi) Petropoulou

Ross Domoney and Giorgos Triantafyllou: an interview pp. 574-576

Ross Domoney and Giorgos Triantafyllou

Ruinous city, ruinous time: Future Suspended and the science fiction of the present pp. 577-582

Nasser Abourahme

What is to be done? Redefining, re-asserting, reclaiming and re-shaping land, labour and the city pp. 583-588

Bob Catterall

Deleuze and research methodologies: The impact on planning pp. 589-593

Hooman Foroughmand Araabi

For creative appropriation: John Protevi's Life, War, Earth and urban studies pp. 594-597

Keith Harris

Reframing the 'creative city' through tailored and context-sensitive policies pp. 598-602

Eduardo Oliveira

Volume 18, issue 3, 2014

Landscape without figures? pp. 239-243

Bob Catterall

The urban process under financialised capitalism pp. 244-268

Louis Moreno

Worlding cities through their climate projects? pp. 269-286

Anders Blok

License to travel pp. 287-306

Choon Piew Pow

Smart cities as corporate storytelling pp. 307-320

Ola Söderström, Till Paasche and Francisco Klauser

Debating urban studies in 23 steps pp. 321-330

Alex Schafran

Introduction pp. 331-333

Anna Richter

Navigating urban standstill pp. 334-348

Agata A. Lisiak

Introduction pp. 349-352

Adam Elliott-Cooper

Following Stuart Hall pp. 353-355

Les Back and Mónica Moreno Figueroa

Securing the security pp. 356-359

Ashok Kumar

Progressive activism and activists in Chicago and Boston in the 1980s pp. 360-362

Euan Hague

Polarisation and cohesion in divided cities pp. 363-367

Diana Martin

Towards the Great Transformation: (11) Where/what is culture in 'Planetary Urbanisation'? Towards a new paradigm pp. 368-379

Bob Catterall

Volume 18, issue 2, 2014

Editorial: Re-ordering or remaking cities? pp. 83-86

Bob Catterall

The wider context of austerity urbanism pp. 87-100

William K. Tabb

Reading the right to the city. Part two: Organisational realities pp. 101-103

Peter Marcuse

Towards a libertarian turn? Notes on the past and future of radical urban research and praxis pp. 104-118

Marcelo Lopes de Souza

Insurgent citizenship practices: The case of Muungano wa Wanavijiji in Nairobi, Kenya pp. 119-133

Stephanie Butcher and Alexandre Apsan Frediani

Producing force and consent: Urban transformation and corporatism in Turkey pp. 134-148

Erbatur C̨avuşoğlu and Julia Strutz

Policing the Crisis thirty-five years on pp. 149-151

Vincenzo Ruggiero

Exploring the continuing relevance of Policing the Crisis pp. 152-159

Tony Jefferson

Moral panic(s) in the 21st century pp. 160-166

Adam Elliott-Cooper, Estelle du Boulay and Eleanor Kilroy

International legal responses to uprisings in the Middle East pp. 167-174

Joshua Castellino

How to change the post-crash economy pp. 175-190

Costas Lapavitsas, Paul Mason, Mariana Mazzucato, Seumas Milne and Ben Chew

Reordered publics: Re-imagining the City of London pp. 191-213

Guy Trangoš, Ilana Adleson, Nicolas Palominos, Adriana Valdez Young and Sharifa Alshalfan

Just Space: Building a community-based voice for London planning pp. 214-225

Barbara Lipietz, Richard Lee and Sharon Hayward

Plus ça change? Remaking the city, 'one site, one app, one click at a time' pp. 226-229

Sarah Barns

Migrants as scale makers: untangling the intersections of urban theory and migration research pp. 230-233

Shanthi Robertson

Sociology of Delhi pp. 234-238

Laura Dryjanska

Volume 18, issue 1, 2014

Editorial: Writing and Righting the City pp. 1-3

Bob Catterall

Reading the Right to the City pp. 4-9

Peter Marcuse

The English riots of 2011: Summoning community, depoliticising the city pp. 10-24

Andrew Wallace

Assemblages of care and the analysis of public policies on homelessness in Turin, Italy pp. 25-40

Michele Lancione

Invoking Lefebvre's 'right to the city' in South Africa today: A response to Walsh pp. 41-49

Marie Huchzermeyer

Introduction: Navigating urban fabrication pp. 50-51

Anna Richter

Dancing with bulldozers: Migrant life on Beijing's periphery pp. 52-68

Caroline Knowles

Treading on Naples' contact zone: anthropological encounters with the Camorra pp. 69-72

Pascal Menoret

Finding meaning in alternative spaces pp. 73-77

Stephen Przybylinski

Squatting in Europe pp. 78-81

Amy Starecheski