City

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): Bob Catterall

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Editorial pp. 279-282: Bob Catterall
Building the Cartesian Enlightenment pp. 283-302: Ken Hillis
Will the real smart city please stand up? pp. 303-320: Robert G. Hollands
Globalization, cities and the Summer Olympics pp. 321-340: John R. Short
Mapping the Olympic growth machine pp. 341-355: Björn Surborg, Rob VanWynsberghe and Elvin Wyly
Different but the same? pp. 356-371: Phil Jones
'The post‐city being prepared on the site of the ex‐city’-super-1 pp. 372-382: Daryl Martin
Photographing people is wrong pp. 383-390: Ariadne van de Ven
Changing urban form, with Chinese characteristics pp. 391-393: Laurence J.C. Ma
Thinking neoliberalism, thinking geography pp. 394-397: Saraswati Raju
Can urbanism heal the scars of conflict? pp. 398-401: Nasser Yassin
Is it all coming together? Thoughts on urban studies and the present crisis: (14) Another city is possible? Reports from the frontline pp. 402-415: Bob Catterall

Editorial pp. 145-147: Bob Catterall
The production of urban space in the age of transnational mega‐urbes pp. 148-153: Eduardo Mendieta
Introduction pp. 154-160: Adrian Atkinson and Korinna Thielen
Mr Science and Mr Democracy pp. 161-170: Alan Hudson
Into space pp. 171-182: Marc Blecher
Restructuring urban governance pp. 183-195: Leslie Shieh and John Friedmann
The 'third tier’ of globalization pp. 196-206: Michal Lyons, Alison Brown and Zhigang Li
Building Shanghai pp. 207-216: Edward Denison
Architecture and China’s urban revolution pp. 217-225: Xuefei Ren
'Make‐the‐Most‐of‐It’ architecture pp. 226-236: Li Xiangning
Ecological citizenship and a plan for sustainable development pp. 237-244: Shannon May
The reality of environmental sustainability in China-super-1 pp. 245-254: Debra Lam
Post‐Fordism, sound and urban space pp. 255-265: Robin Balliger, James DeFilippis, Luna Vives and Andrew Davey
Is it all coming together? pp. 266-278: Bob Catterall

Editorial pp. 1-4: Bob Catterall
Collective culture and urban public space pp. 5-24: Ash Amin
Robowar™ dreams pp. 25-49: Stephen Graham
London voices, 1957--2007 pp. 50-63: Peter Hall
Community influence and the contemporary local state pp. 64-78: Sara González and Geoff Vigar
Cities after oil—3 pp. 79-106: Adrian Atkinson
Banlieues, the Hyperghetto and Advanced Marginality: A Symposium on Loïc Wacquant’s Urban Outcasts pp. 107-114: Sako Musterd
¡Ya Basta! The Zapatista struggle for autonomy revisited pp. 115-125: Paul Chatterton and Ramor Ryan
The limits of critical approaches pp. 126-131: Dave O’Brien, Pablo Bose and Christopher Harker
Is it all coming together? Thoughts on urban studies and the present crisis pp. 132-143: Bob Catterall

Editorial pp. 273-276: Bob Catterall
Walls and shadows pp. 277-292: Roy Scranton
Cities after oil—2 pp. 293-312: Adrian Atkinson
Foucault and the Black Panthers-super-1 pp. 313-356: Brady Thomas Heiner
Banlieues, the Hyperghetto and Advanced Marginality: A Symposium on Loïc Wacquant’s Urban Outcasts pp. 357-363: Paul Chatterton
The role of race and class in urban marginality pp. 364-369: Sylvie Tissot
(Un)ghetto fabulous pp. 370-377: Elisa Joy White
Putting space in its place pp. 378-383: Peter Marcuse
Penalized spaces pp. 384-390: Eduardo Mendieta
Marginal economies and collective action pp. 391-398: Vincenzo Ruggiero
The challenge of comparative case studies pp. 399-404: Janet Abu‐Lughod
Class, ethnicity, Leviathan and place pp. 405-412: Virgílio Borges Pereira
Is there such a thing as 'the ghetto’? pp. 413-421: Mario Luis Small
'Reclaim the City!’—a review of the special session at the 2007 Association of American Geographers’ annual meeting pp. 422-427: Björn Surborg
On the eventuality of total destruction pp. 428-432: John Armitage and Joanne Roberts

Editorial pp. 141-143: Bob Catterall
Megaprojects pp. 144-164: Gareth A. Jones and Maria Moreno‐Carranco
Anti‐global movements reclaim the city* pp. 165-175: Eleni Portaliou
Jerusalem’s Road 1 pp. 176-198: Wendy Pullan, Philipp Misselwitz, Rami Nasrallah and Haim Yacobi
Introduction pp. 199-200: Shipra Narang
Cities after oil—1: 'Sustainable development’ and energy futures pp. 201-213: Adrian Atkinson
Sustainable for whom? The urban millennium and challenges for redefining the global development planning agenda-super-1 pp. 214-220: Nicholas You
Sustain no city: An ecological conceptualization of urban development pp. 221-228: O. A. K'Akumu
Thoughtful territories: Imagining the thinking power of things and spaces pp. 229-238: David Beer
Mall gluts, category‐killers and edge nodes pp. 239-244: David Bell
Is it all coming together? pp. 245-272: Bob Catterall