City

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): Bob Catterall

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Writing the city spatially-super-1 pp. 269-280: Edward Soja
Architecture—design in need of a compass pp. 281-299: Ian Ritchie
Managing the city Flows and places at Rotterdam Central Station pp. 301-326: Dion Kooijman and Gerard Wigmans
Writing the 'architexture’ of the global city Globalization and the birth of modern London pp. 327-348: Philip Dowdall
Resilience, not resistance A contribution to an expanded urban conversation pp. 349-360: Sophie Churchill
Screen Cities Introduction pp. 361-411: François Penz
Green paradise lost An essay on Veronica Guerin, 'craic’ houses and the Celtic Tiger pp. 413-432: David Slattery

The end of the city? “The report of my death was an exaggeration”-super-1 pp. 141-152: Peter Hall
What prospects for urban policy in Europe? pp. 153-165: Pavlos Delladetsima
Promoting social sustainability The case of Athens pp. 167-181: Thomas Maloutas
Rich Europe in poor Brussels The impact of the European institutions in the Brussels Capital Region pp. 183-198: Etienne Christiaens
The limits to contemporary urban redevelopment 'Doing’ entrepreneurial urbanism in Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester pp. 199-211: Kevin Ward
City futures Views from the centre pp. 213-225: Simon Marvin and Tim May
Debates Prostitution as 'urban radical chic’. The silent acceptance of female exploitation pp. 237-246: Carina Listerborn
Reports, Interviews, Reviews Virtual journeys: finding our place/s in the city pp. 247-260: Sara Grivois

The making of 'glocal' urban modernities pp. 5-21: Erik Swyngedouw and Maria Kaïka
Fear and change in the city pp. 45-55: Vincenzo Ruggiero
Designs on the urban: New Labour's urban renaissance and the spaces of citizenship pp. 57-72: Adam Holden and Kurt Iveson
Telecommunications and urban design pp. 73-94: Scott Page and Brian Phillips
Regeneration and community involvement pp. 95-105: John McCarthy
Prospects and RetrospectsA flame immune to the wind pp. 107-111: Les Back

Editorial pp. 277-278: Bob Catterall
Industrial culture in a post-industrial world: The case of the North East of England pp. 279-289: David Byrne
Changing times for an old industrial city: Hard times, hedonism and corporate power in Newcastle's nightlife pp. 291-315: Robert Hollands and Paul Chatterton
The North East: A journey through time pp. 317-334: Fred Robinson
Birmingham (UK): Constructing city spaces through Black popular cultures and the Black public sphere pp. 335-350: Rajinder Kumar Dudrah
Taking world cities literally: Marketing the city in a global space of flows pp. 351-368: Marcus Doel and Phil Hubbard
Digital space meets urban place: Sociotechnologies of urban restructuring in downtown San Francisco pp. 369-382: Stephen Graham and Simon Guy
The struggle for paradise pp. 383-391: Max Farrar
Creating divisions: Creativity, entrepreneurship and gendered inequality - a Sheffield case study pp. 393-402: Elly Tams
Public space -- Asian Pacific style pp. 403-405: Matthew Carmona
A comprehensive city? pp. 405-407: Gary Bridge
Complexities and contradictions of networked places pp. 407-409: Martin Harris

Editorial pp. 165-166: Bob Catterall
Introduction: The City in the era of globalization pp. 167-172: Mark Maguire and Paul Hollywood
Culture and the state: Institutionalizing 'the underclass' in the new Ireland-super-1 pp. 173-191: A. Jamie Saris, Brendan Bartley, Ciara Kierans, Colm Walsh and Philip McCormack
Exclusionary protests in urban Ireland pp. 193-204: Michel Peillon
Sexing the city: The sexual production of non-heterosexual space in Belfast, Manchester and San Francisco pp. 205-218: Rob Kitchin
The city in Irish culture pp. 219-228: Declan Kiberd
At the heart of the Hibernian post-metropolis: Spatial narratives of ethnic minorities and diasporic communities in a changing city pp. 229-249: Ronit Lentin
Forging African diaspora places in Dublin's retro-global spaces: Minority making in a new global city pp. 251-270: Elisa Joy White
London: The developers' city? pp. 271-272: Janet Foster

Editorial pp. 5-6: Bob Catterall
Change or turbulence pp. 7-24: Patrick Troy
Wealth creation and poverty creation pp. 25-42: Michael Edwards
The Bad Sheets pp. 43-59: Gil M Doron
Reconstituting identity and history in post-war Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina pp. 61-82: Carl Grodach
Hype and hope pp. 83-101: Kim Dovey and Leonie Sandercock
Hypochondriac geographies of the city and the new urban dystopia pp. 103-115: Guy Baeten
On estimating 'room for manoeuvre' pp. 117-132: Michael Safier
In unexpected places pp. 133-136: Andrew Davey
If only … pp. 137-140: Hilary Russell
From Garden City to deck access and beyond pp. 141-143: Ben Campkin
Urban studies and the present crisis pp. 145-155: Bob Catterall