City

2000 - 2025

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Volume 14, issue 6, 2010

A new ontology for the era of the New Economy: On Edward W. Soja’s Seeking Spatial Justice pp. 601-603

Martin Woessner

Rights, politics and strategy: A response to Seeking Spatial Justice pp. 604-606

David Cunningham

Seeking Spatial Justice: Some reflections from Sydney pp. 607-611

Kurt Iveson

In Virginia … desperately Seeking Spatial Justice pp. 612-615

Jon Liss

Academic agents for change pp. 616-618

Jane Wills

Bridging theory and practice pp. 619-621

Andrea Gibbons

Confronting the geographies of enmity pp. 622-624

Andrew Davey

Seeking the urban common: Furthering the debate on spatial justice pp. 625-628

Paul Chatterton

Code unknown: Roma/Gypsy montage pp. 636-705

Kevin Robins, Kevin Robins, Rüdiger Benninghaus, Nejla Osseiran, Elena Marushiakova, Vesselin Popov, Huub van Baar, Monika Metyková, Kostadin Kostadinov, Jan Hanák, interviewed by Monika Metyková, Brno, May 2009, Hedina Tahirović Sijerčić, Juliette de Baïracli Levy, Adrian Marsh, Matthieu Chazal, T.G. Ashplant, Ilona Tomova, Mariella Mehr, Thomas Busch, Tímea Junghaus, Thomas Busch, Tímea Junghaus, Garth Cartwright, Carol Silverman and Sonia Tamar Seeman

Introduction: welcome to the urban desert of the real, Part II pp. 706-708

Simon Parker

Where do Bunnys come from? From Hamsterdam to hubris pp. 709-729

Antony Bryant and Griselda Pollock

Volume 14, issue 5, 2010

Editorial pp. 487-490

Bob Catterall

Introduction: Welcome to the urban desert of the real pp. 491-496

Simon Parker

Things pictures don’t tell us: In search of Baltimore pp. 497-528

Elvin Wyly

The ivorine tower in the city: Engaging urban studies after The Wire pp. 529-544

Rowland Atkinson and David Beer

From soft eyes to street lives: The Wire and jargons of authenticity pp. 545-557

Simon Parker

Going outside The Wire: Generation Kill and the failure of detail pp. 558-565

Roy Scranton

Two world urban forums. What happened in Rio? Where does it lead? A discussion pp. 566-585

Adrian Atkinson, Barbara Lipietz, Marcelo Lopes de Souza and Shipra Narang Suri

A poetic urbanism: Recreating places, remade to measure, but from the inside out pp. 586-591

Daryl Martin

Volume 14, issue 4, 2010

Editorial pp. 353-354

Bob Catterall

The need for critical theory in everyday life: Why the tea parties have popular support pp. 355-369

Peter Marcuse

Petrified ruin: Chernobyl, Pripyat and the death of the city pp. 370-389

Paul Dobraszczyk

Sustainability as ideological praxis: The acting out of planning’s master‐signifier pp. 390-405

Mark Davidson

Cosmopolitanism and good‐enough cosmopolitanism: Encounter with Robin Denselow and Charlie Gillett pp. 406-424

Kevin Robins

Introduction pp. 425-426

Bob Catterall

Critical thinking about the Right to the City: Mapping garbage routes pp. 427-433

Sharon M. Meagher

Some critical reflections on being critical: Reading for deviance, dominance or difference? pp. 434-441

Kurt Iveson

The city to come: Critical urban theory as utopian mapping pp. 442-447

Eduardo Mendieta

Is another city possible? Towards an urbanised sustainability pp. 448-456

Suzanne Vallance and Harvey Perkins

The brave new (urban) world of fear and (real or presumed) wars pp. 457-463

Marcelo Lopes de Souza

Gentrification will eat itself. Taking theory to the playground: Lefebvre for kids pp. 464-469

Anna Richter

Imaginary matter(s) pp. 470-472

Giorgio Hadi Curti

The great outdoors: Exploring the history of New York’s preservation movement pp. 473-475

Ellie Miles

Is it all coming together? Thoughts on urban studies and the present crisis: (19) There is no return? pp. 476-485

Bob Catterall

Volume 14, issue 3, 2010

Editorial pp. 231-233

Bob Catterall

The urban impossible: A eulogy for the unfinished city pp. 234-244

Paul Chatterton

The emperor’s used clothes, or, places remade to measure pp. 245-267

Steven Flusty

Triangulating utopia: Benjamin, Lefebvre, Tafuri pp. 268-277

Frank Cunningham

A neoliberal sports event? FIFA from the Estadio Nacional to the fan mile pp. 278-297

Volker Eick

Urbanism in the anthropocene: Ecological urbanism or premium ecological enclaves? pp. 298-313

Mike Hodson and Simon Marvin

Where do we stand? Progress in acknowledging and confronting climate change and 'peak oil’ pp. 314-322

Adrian Atkinson

Not in our name! Jamming the gentrification machine: a manifesto pp. 323-325

Brand Hamburg (Initiative Not in Our Name, Marke Hamburg) Nion,

Colin Ward. Writer, social theorist and anarchist, 1924--2010 pp. 326-327

Dennis Hardy

Obituary of Colin Ward pp. 328-330

David Goodway

Capitalising on social capital pp. 331-333

Ron Johnston

In the end there will be little else for us to do but shop pp. 334-338

Vincenzo Ruggiero

Is it all coming together? Thoughts on urban studies and the urban crisis: (18) 'Detained at her majesty’s pleasure…’ (a dialogue on the implications of a volcanic interruption to the plans of those attending a geography conference in Washington) pp. 339-352

Bob Catterall and others

Volume 14, issue 1-2, 2010

Editorial pp. 1-3

Bob Catterall

In defense of theory in practice pp. 4-12

Peter Marcuse

Drifting and getting stuck: Migrants in Chinese cities pp. 13-24

Weiping Wu

Introduction pp. 25-32

Kurt Iveson

More to see than a canvas in a white cube: For an art in the streets pp. 33-47

Joe Austin

Spot theory pp. 48-62

Jeff Ferrell and Robert D. Weide

Pictures on walls? Producing, pricing and collecting the street art screen print pp. 63-81

Luke Dickens

The game of fame: Mural, graffiti, erasure pp. 82-98

Mark Halsey and Ben Pederick

Negotiated consent or zero tolerance? Responding to graffiti and street art in Melbourne pp. 99-114

Alison Young

The wars on graffiti and the new military urbanism pp. 115-134

Kurt Iveson

Introduction pp. 135-136

Paula Lökman and Kurt Iveson

The call and response of street art and the city pp. 137-153

Scott Burnham

The city pp. 154-155

Zephyr

Our culture is your crime pp. 156-157

Colt .45

Shutters pp. 158-159

Eine

Learning the city pp. 160-161

Tom Civil

Aero soul city pp. 162-163

James Cochran (aka Jimmy.C)

Social disorder and the criminalization of indolence pp. 164-169

Vincenzo Ruggiero

Still missing Marcuse: Hamnett’s foggy analysis in London town pp. 170-179

Tom Slater

'I am critical. You are mainstream’: a response to Slater pp. 180-186

Chris Hamnett

Fear and hope in Brazilian cities pp. 189-192

Edesio Fernandes

Asserting the nature of man as a zoon politikon —the case for a political dimension of sustainable urban development pp. 193-199

O.A. K’Akumu

Unstable identities in the networked city pp. 199-202

David W. Hill