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Volume 15, issue 6, 2011

Editorial pp. 613-617

Bob Catterall

The 'Arab Spring’ and the city pp. 618-624

Marcelo Lopes de Souza and Barbara Lipietz

The will to revolt and the spectre of the Real pp. 625-630

Nasser Abourahme and May Jayyusi

Beyond the return of the 'slum’ pp. 631-635

Pushpa Arabindoo

Rhetoric of the 'slum’ pp. 636-646

Pushpa Arabindoo

Mobility innovation at the urban margins pp. 647-661

Peter Brand and Julio D. Dávila

The research--policy dialectic pp. 662-673

Sunil Kumar

Situating slums pp. 674-685

David Simon

Visual representations of poverty pp. 686-695

Nazia Parvez

Slumming about pp. 696-708

Gareth A. Jones

Shanties, slums, breeze blocks and bricks pp. 709-721

Deborah Potts

Epilogue pp. 722-726

Alan Gilbert

Assemblage and Critical Urban Praxis -- Part Four pp. 727-730

Dan Swanton

Encountering, describing and transforming urbanism pp. 731-739

Colin McFarlane

Between abstraction and complexity pp. 740-750

David Wachsmuth, David J. Madden and Neil Brenner

Shanghai and the limits of the global-city literature pp. 751-753

Ugo Rossi

Desire, disorder and design: metropolitan threats and urban sexual citizenship in post-war London pp. 754-756

Sarah Mills

Re-remembering Africville pp. 757-761

Ted Rutland

Volume 15, issue 5, 2011

Editorial comments pp. 499-508

Elvin Wyly, Kurt Iveson and Peter Marcuse

The neoliberal political--economic collapse of Argentina and the spatial fortification of institutions in Buenos Aires, 1998--2010 pp. 509-531

Themis Chronopoulos

A conceptual history of livability pp. 532-547

Harm Kaal

Assemblage and Critical Urban Praxis: Part Three pp. 548-551

Dan Swanton

Putting ANTs into the mille-feuille pp. 552-562

Michele Acuto

Assemblage and the politics of thick description pp. 563-569

Katharine N. Rankin

Hard-wired experience pp. 570-576

Hillary Angelo

What can an assemblage do? pp. 577-583

Bertie Russell, Andre Pusey and Paul Chatterton

Template urbanism pp. 584-588

Fran Tonkiss

Ten Years After 9/11: Part Two pp. 589-590

Kurt Iveson

The war on teenage terrorists pp. 591-604

Vanessa A. Massaro and Emma Gaalaas Mullaney

Is it all coming together? Thoughts on urban studies and the present crisis pp. 605-612

Bob Catterall

Volume 15, issue 3-4, 2011

Editorial pp. 285-288

Bob Catterall

Emerging cities of the third wave pp. 289-321

Allen Scott

Flânerie and the globalizing city pp. 322-342

Kathryn Kramer and John Rennie Short

Assemblage and Critical Urban Praxis: Part Two pp. 343-346

Dan Swanton

Uprooting critical urbanism pp. 347-354

Kim Dovey

The surfacing of urban life pp. 355-364

AbdouMaliq Simone

The politics of urban assemblages pp. 365-374

Ignacio Farías

On context pp. 375-388

Colin McFarlane

Ten Years After 9/11 pp. 389-391

Kurt Iveson

The tabooed after-life of 9 / 11 pp. 392-406

Peter Marcuse

The politics of terror and the neoliberal military minimalist state pp. 407-413

Eduardo Mendieta

Protection as subjection pp. 414-428

Jill Williams

From The Republic remixed pp. 429-432

Steven Flusty

An era and its end pp. 433-440

Nasser Abourahme

Introduction pp. 441-442

Paula Lokman

Sounding the Heygate estate pp. 443-455

Will Montgomery

Jerusalem: One planning system, two urban realities pp. 456-472

Shahd Wari

The right to the city and beyond pp. 473-481

Andy Merrifield

The spatiality of a social struggle in Greece at the time of the IMF pp. 482-490

Regina Mantanika and Hara Kouki

Is it all coming together? Thoughts on urban studies and the present crisis pp. 491-497

Bob Catterall

Volume 15, issue 2, 2011

Editorial pp. 133-134

Bob Catterall

Cities on the move: Navigating urban life pp. 135-153

Caroline Knowles

Many centers: suburban habitus pp. 155-166

David Kolb

Medellín and Bogotá: The global cities of the other globalization pp. 167-180

Eduardo Mendieta

Building resilience and well‐being in the Margins within the City: Changing perceptions, making connections, realising potential, plugging resources leaks pp. 181-203

Rachael Unsworth, Sue Ball, Irena Bauman, Paul Chatterton, Andrew Goldring, Katie Hill and Guy Julier

Assemblage and critical urbanism pp. 204-224

Colin McFarlane

Assemblage urbanism and the challenges of critical urban theory pp. 225-240

Neil Brenner, David J. Madden and David Wachsmuth

On 'the urbanism of nothing’ pp. 241-249

Maros Krivy, Eduardo Mendieta, Anna Richter and Bob Catterall

Social or spatial justice? Marcuse and Soja on the right to the city pp. 250-259

Kurt Iveson

Response to Kurt Iveson: 'Social or Spatial Justice? Marcuse and Soja on the Right to the City’ pp. 260-262

Edward W. Soja

Introduction pp. 263-263

Anna Richter

City of creative privatisation: Fly posting and the public realm in Bremen pp. 264-267

Ulf Treger

Arts and culture in urban redevelopment: It's not all bad pp. 268-269

Jamison R. Miller

Can we really ride the urban tiger of global capitalism? pp. 270-272

Stuart Hodkinson

Planning for the unintended, unexpected and accidental pp. 273-275

Daniel Makagon

Is it all coming together? Thoughts on urban studies and the present crisis: (22) Mediations, entrapment and counterrevolution pp. 276-284

Bob Catterall

Volume 15, issue 1, 2011

Editorial pp. 1-3

Bob Catterall

Glasgow’s new urban frontier: 'Civilising’ the population of 'Glasgow East’ pp. 4-24

Neil Gray and Gerry Mooney

Worlding a city: Twinning and urban theory pp. 25-41

Mark Jayne, Phil Hubbard and David Bell

Speculative redevelopment and conservation: The signifying role of architecture pp. 42-62

Maroš Krivý

Introduction pp. 63-65

Andrea Gibbons

The spatial perspective in action pp. 66-68

Núria Benach

Spatial justice: Where/when it all comes together pp. 69-72

Abel Albet

The words and the things pp. 73-77

Marcelo Lopes de Souza

Great title, wrong book pp. 78-80

Peter Hall

The spatial metaphorics of justice: on Edward W. Soja pp. 81-84

Eduardo Mendieta

Spatial causes, social effects: A response to Soja pp. 85-86

Fran Tonkiss

Mapping (in)justice pp. 87-95

Gilda Haas

Spatializing justice—Part II pp. 96-102

Edward Soja

Introduction pp. 103-104

Rachael Unsworth

The Urbal Fix pp. 105-119

Tom Bliss

Theorizing the urban from the 'south’? pp. 120-122

Christopher Harker

Pitting morality against the harms of market freedom pp. 123-125

Pablo Mendez

Is it all coming together? Thoughts on urban studies and the present crisis: (21) Work and action: from The Wire to Hamlet pp. 126-132

Bob Catterall