City

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): Bob Catterall

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Urban social movements: from the 'right to the city’ to transnational spatialities and flaneur activists pp. 259-268: Lila Leontidou
Places of resistance pp. 269-285: Ana Paula Beja Horta
Urban social movements in Southern European cities pp. 287-293: Alex Afouxenidis
The de‐commodification of urban space and the occupied social centres in Italy-super-1 pp. 295-304: Nicola Montagna
Autonomy in the city? pp. 305-315: Stuart Hodkinson and Paul Chatterton
A geography of 'Notopia’ pp. 317-326: Fivos Papadimitriou
Social movements as 'critical urban planning’ agents pp. 327-342: Marcelo Lopes de Souza
The emergence, development and limits of the alternative strategy of the urban movements in Germany pp. 343-354: Karolos‐Iosif Kavoulakos

Editorial pp. 121-122: The Editors
Introduction pp. 123-124: Eduardo Mendieta
The postcolonial city as universal nostalgia pp. 125-147: Ernesto Capello
On the global inter‐location of a postcolonial city pp. 149-166: Amos Nascimento
The of Buenos Aires, 2001–2005 pp. 167-182: Themis Chronopoulos
Introduction pp. 183-184: Stuart Wilks‐Heeg
The view pp. 185-196: Ian Gordon
Whatever happened to in ? pp. 197-204: Michael Edwards
Life and labour across nocturnal London pp. 205-214: Sukhdev Sandhu
The meaning of place and state‐led gentrification in Birmingham’s Eastside pp. 215-234: Libby Porter and Austin Barber
The City and its Writers: on Angel Rama pp. 235-240: The Editors
Further thoughts on urban studies and the present crisis: (8)Dark Ages, prisons and escape routes pp. 242-256: Bob Catterall

Urban development pp. 279-295: Adrian Atkinson
Dichotomies and contemporary social movements pp. 297-306: Vincenzo Ruggiero
City of God pp. 307-320: Bülent Diken
Moral panics and urban renaissance pp. 321-340: Peter Rogers and Jon Coaffee
Communist urbanization and conditional citizenship pp. 341-354: Ivaylo Ditchev
Peckham tales pp. 355-369: Gareth Stanton
Alternatives pp. 371-379: Oliver Ressler
How public can public spaces be? pp. 381-388: Carina Listerborn

Introduction to special feature pp. 3-8: Leonie Sandercock
Is there regionalism after municipal amalgamation in Toronto? pp. 9-22: Roger Keil and Julie‐Anne Boudreau
Resistance in the neoliberal city pp. 23-32: Liette Gilbert
Urbanizing the security agenda pp. 33-49: Gerda R. Wekerle and Paul S. B. Jackson
The abandoned social goals of public transit in the neoliberal city of the USA pp. 51-66: Joe Grengs
The making of a mega project in the neoliberal city pp. 67-83: Matti Siemiatycki
Empowerment planning in East St. Louis, Illinois pp. 85-100: Kenneth M. Reardon
Neoliberalism and the urban condition pp. 101-107: Neil Brenner and Nik Theodore
Religious faith in the exurban community pp. 109-123: Christopher Baker
The combination of cultural and time planning pp. 125-141: Alex Deffner
Liverpool echoes pp. 143-145: Stuart Wilks‐Heeg
Touring Jozi pp. 145-147: Nic Coetzer
Communities in common pp. 147-149: Simon Parker

The political role of the everyday pp. 341-361: Rachel Kallus
Rethinking urban metabolism: water, space and the modern city pp. 363-379: Matthew Gandy
Poverty and social exclusion in European cities: diversity and convergence at the local level pp. 381-389: Enzo Mingione
Settling in cyber city? pp. 391-402: Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani
Making war with love: the Clandestine Insurgent Rebel Clown Army pp. 403-411: Kolonel Klepto
Recording industrial landscapes pp. 413-442: Anna Bowman

Postmortem city pp. 165-196: Stephen Graham
Political conflict, town planning and housing supply in Jerusalem pp. 197-219: Samer Ghaleb Saleh Bagaeen
Re‐imagining the “White City” pp. 221-228: Mark LeVine
Urban renaissance: from physical beautification to social empowerment pp. 229-235: Frank Moulaert, Hilde Demuynck and Jacques Nussbaumer
Inner‐city misery pp. 235-241: Guy Baeten
Integrated Area Development in fragmented cities pp. 241-248: Arantxa Rodríguez
Integrated Area Development and social innovation in European cities pp. 249-257: Jacques Nussbaumer and Frank Moulaert
Poverty and poverty control in Bruges between 1250 and 1590 pp. 258-265: Alfons Dewitte
Towards the roots of social welfare pp. 266-273: Gilbert Tournoy
Identity building and cultural projects in Butetown, Cardiff pp. 274-278: Huw Thomas
The Return of the Swallows pp. 279-288: Els Dietvorst
In search of culture pp. 288-294: Marijke Leye and Ivo Janssens
Arts and culture as experimental spaces in the city pp. 295-301: Dominique Puype
Wijk‐Up (Wake‐up)1 pp. 302-306: Marijke Leye
Review pp. 307-335: Bob Catterall

Imperial geographies and topographies of nihilism pp. 5-27: Eduardo Mendieta
The topology of being and the geopolitics of knowledge pp. 29-56: Nelson Maldonado‐Torres
Empire's entrails and the imperial geography of “Amerasia” pp. 57-88: David Haekwon Kim
Urbanization in a neo‐liberal world pp. 89-108: Adrian Atkinson
Prospects and Retrospects pp. 109-114: Davide Deriu and Luis Diaz
Reviews pp. 127-151: Paul Finch