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Volume 16, issue 6, 2012

Editorial: Reform and/or Transformation? pp. 621-625

Bob Catterall

Austerity urbanism pp. 626-655

Jamie Peck

You can't demolish your way out of a housing crisis pp. 656-671

Sarah Glynn

Dispatches from ‘the frontline of gentrification’ pp. 672-685

Alberto Duman

For the possibility of world: Tributes to Neil Smith (1954–2012) pp. 686-688

Bob Catterall

Neil Smith: A tribute from Berlin pp. 689-691

Margit Mayer

Libertarians and Marxists in the 21st century pp. 692-698

Marcelo Lopes de Souza

Introduction pp. 699-699

Adrian Atkinson

A New World Ordure? Thoughts on the use of Humanure in Developed Cities pp. 700-712

Anthony Richardson

Zurich: Urban agriculture as an economy of solidarity pp. 713-724

Marit Rosol and Paul Schweizer

Introduction: Unpacking the Olympic spectacle: ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger’ from London to Rio to China pp. 725-727

Nick Wolff and Andrea Gibbons

Unequal cities of spectacle and mega-events in China pp. 728-744

Hyun Shin

Beyond the flash: reflections on Timon of Athens and the state of contemporary theatre pp. 745-747

Celine Kuklowsky

Towards the great transformation: (4) Agrarian and urban rebellion, the 2008 crisis, art/philosophy/science, and Keiller's ‘Robinson Crusoe’ pp. 748-757

Bob Catterall

Erratum pp. 758-758

The Editors

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 16, issue 5, 2012

Editorial pp. 495-499

Bob Catterall

The new urban enclosures pp. 500-518

Stuart Hodkinson

Hosting the world pp. 519-534

Christopher McMichael

Beyond Spontaneity pp. 535-545

Dimitris Dalakoglou

Athens 2012 pp. 546-556

Myrto Tsilimpounidi

Introduction: Moving On pp. 557-557

Bob Catterall

Beyond austerity urbanism and creative city politics pp. 558-559

Margit Mayer

Introduction: Spotlight on Olympic Rio: Critical implications of 'Faster, Higher, Stronger’ pp. 561-562

Andrea Gibbons

Panem et circenses versus the right to the city (centre) in Rio de Janeiro: A short report pp. 563-572

Marcelo Lopes de Souza

NEOutopia: Architecture and the Politics of 'the New’: Part Two pp. 573-575

Emma Cummins

New Labour—new renaissance pp. 576-594

Caspar Pearson

Notes on NEOutopia pp. 595-606

City-Bound Collective

We are all surprised by action: Writing materials from a cultural perspective pp. 607-609

Anna Krzywoszynska

Towards the great transformation: (3) Research, Marx's 'Old Mole’, and 'Robinson’/Keiller's Journey pp. 610-620

Bob Catterall

Volume 16, issue 4, 2012

Editorial pp. 391-394

Bob Catterall

Class-ifying London pp. 395-421

Mark Davidson and Elvin Wyly

The economic crisis seen from the everyday pp. 422-430

Maria Kaika

The fire next time pp. 431-438

Jenna M. Loyd

Introduction: Re-writing London and the Olympic City: Critical implications of 'Faster, Higher, Stronger' pp. 439-445

Andrea Gibbons and Nick Wolff

Olympics 2012 security pp. 446-451

Stephen Graham

The privatisation of urban development and the London Olympics 2012 pp. 452-460

Mike Raco

Athens 2004 pp. 461-467

Kompreser Collective

Games Monitor pp. 468-473

Andrea Gibbons and Nick Wolff

Introduction: Towards a renewal of critical praxis pp. 474-475

Bob Catterall

Unsettling critical urban theory pp. 476-480

Sharon M. Meagher

Moving beyond 'Cities for People, Not for Profit' pp. 481-483

Margit Mayer

Out on the streets pp. 484-485

David Storey

Towards the great transformation: (2) Nature, Marx's 'Old Mole', and 'Robinson' pp. 486-493

Bob Catterall

Volume 16, issue 3, 2012

Editorial pp. 265-268

Bob Catterall

The politics of the encounter and the urbanization of the world pp. 269-283

Andy Merrifield

The political geographies of Liberty City pp. 284-298

Alberto Vanolo

Athens in the Mediterranean 'movement of the piazzas' Spontaneity in material and virtual public spaces pp. 299-312

Lila Leontidou

Introduction: From a mainstream to a critical narrative pp. 313-314

Bob Catterall

Marxists, libertarians and the city pp. 315-331

Marcelo Lopes de Souza

NEOutopia: Architecture and the Politics of 'the New' pp. 332-336

Emma Cummins

Notes on the potential of void pp. 337-344

Francesco Sebregondi

Looking backward pp. 345-354

Louis Moreno

Introduction: Where do we stand? New hopes, frustration and open wounds in Arab cities pp. 355-359

Barbara Lipietz and Marcelo Lopes de Souza

Urban praxis and the Arab Spring pp. 360-368

Ahmed Kanna

We are not women, we are Egyptians pp. 369-376

Nadia Taher

Poor man's penthouse pp. 377-381

David J. Madden

Schwellenangst? Towards the city of anti-capitalist critique pp. 382-385

Anna Richter

Towards the great transformation: (2) Nature, Marx's 'Old Mole', and 'Robinson' pp. 386-388

Bob Catterall

Volume 16, issue 1-2, 2012

The city in libertarian thought pp. 4-33

Marcelo Lopes de Souza

Learning from urban revolt pp. 34-56

Yousuf Al-Bulushi

Iconic architecture as a hegemonic project of the transnational capitalist class pp. 57-73

Leslie Sklair and Laura Gherardi

Riding the storm: 'new Istanbul’ pp. 93-111

Asu Aksoy

Re-making a Landscape of Prostitution: the Amsterdam Red Light District pp. 112-128

Manuel B. Aalbers and Magdalena Sabat

Placing prostitution pp. 129-145

Manuel B. Aalbers and Michaël Deinema

Governmentality in Amsterdam's Red Light District pp. 146-157

Gail M. Zuckerwise

Afterword: exiting Amsterdam's red light district pp. 195-201

Phil Hubbard

Cities for people and people for systemic change pp. 203-206

William Tabb

The 20:12 express: destination? pp. 207-215

Mark Davidson

Introduction pp. 220-220

Paula Lökman

Visualising the riverbank pp. 221-234

Andrea Mubi Brighenti and Cristina Mattiucci

From innocence to realisation pp. 237-242

Sissi Korizi and Antonis Vradis

Reflections on Occupy Wall Street, the state and space pp. 243-248

Stuart Schrader and David Wachsmuth

Merry Crisis-mas (from Greece) pp. 249-252

Myrto Tsilimpounidi and Aylwyn Walsh