City

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Volume 19, issue 6, 2015

Editorial: Where is the world at and where is it headed? pp. 775-780

Bob Catterall

The intelligent woman's guide to the urban question pp. 781-800

Kate Shaw

The politics of urban knowledge pp. 801-819

Sharon M. Meagher

Rethinking urban public space pp. 820-836

Pablo Sendra

Making sense of absence pp. 837-856

Agata A. Lisiak

Asian urbanisation pp. 857-874

Adrian Atkinson

Making do pp. 875-878

Lily Geismer

Street children in cities in Ghana: an insider account pp. 879-881

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

City ’s holistic and cumulative project (1996--2016) pp. 882-906

Melissa Wilson

Volume 19, issue 5, 2015

Editorial: To 'the city of refuge' pp. 613-617

Bob Catterall

Luxified skies pp. 618-645

Stephen Graham

Beyond city limits pp. 646-664

Mark Davidson and Kurt Iveson

Between big city and authentic village pp. 665-680

Paul Kendall

Durable camps: the state, the urban, the everyday pp. 681-688

Giovanni Picker and Silvia Pasquetti

The roots and implications of the USA's homeless tent cities pp. 689-701

Chris Herring and Manuel Lutz

Negotiating control pp. 702-713

Silvia Pasquetti

Confined to the threshold pp. 714-726

Elena Fontanari

Spreading and concentrating pp. 727-740

Irit Katz

Colonial refractions: the 'Gypsy camp' as a spatio-racial political technology pp. 741-752

Giovanni Picker, Margaret Greenfields and David Smith

Amateur urbanism pp. 753-762

Andy Merrifield

Narratives of urban life pp. 763-765

Caroline Knowles

Where is home? Why home is not at the same place in the USA and Europe pp. 766-769

Melissa Ley-Cervantes and Jan Willem Duyvendak

Questioning integrationist policies in Berlin: the role of neighbourhood initiatives in the city of difference pp. 770-774

Elena Ostanel

Volume 19, issue 4, 2015

Editorial: 'We are here' pp. 401-407

Bob Catterall

From the 'right to the city' to the right to the planet pp. 408-443

Marcelo Lopes de Souza

Fictions from the underground pp. 444-462

Matthew Harle

Modelling urban futures pp. 463-479

Paul Jones

European urban spaces in crisis pp. 480-485

Ulrike M. Vieten and Gill Valentine

Everyday urban encounters as stratification practices pp. 486-498

Peter Dirksmeier and Ilse Helbrecht

The struggle for public space pp. 499-509

Adriano Cancellieri and Elena Ostanel

Socio-spatial stigmatization and its 'incorporation' in the centre of Athens, Greece pp. 510-521

Penny (Panagiota) Koutrolikou

Ambiguity in urban belonging pp. 522-533

Kirsten Simonsen and Lasse Koefoed

Encountering difference and radical democratic trajectory pp. 534-544

Irem Inceoglu

Affective practices in the European city of encounter pp. 545-551

Brenda S. A. Yeoh

Why gentrification theory fails in 'much of the world' pp. 552-563

D. Asher Ghertner

Gentrification in the global South pp. 564-573

Ernesto López-Morales

Your daily fascism: investments of desire in the modern era pp. 574-578

Cheryl Gilge

Jerusalem: from a 'divided' to a 'contested' city--and next to a neo-apartheid city? pp. 579-584

Haim Yacobi

City 's holistic and cumulative project (1996-2016) pp. 585-612

Melissa Wilson

Volume 19, issue 2-3, 2015

Editorial: 'You're surrounded...' pp. 145-150

Bob Catterall

Towards a new epistemology of the urban? pp. 151-182

Neil Brenner and Christian Schmid

Building a better theory of the urban: A response to 'Towards a new epistemology of the urban?' pp. 183-191

Richard Walker

Life support: The political ecology of urban air pp. 192-215

Stephen Graham

Uncertain times, contested resources: Discursive practices and lived realities in African urban environments pp. 216-238

David Simon

The changing occupational class composition of London pp. 239-246

Chris Hamnett

Same, but different: Within London's 'static' class structure and the missing antagonism pp. 247-257

Mark Davidson and Elvin Wyly

IBM's smart city as techno-utopian policy mobility pp. 258-273

Alan Wiig

The transformative power of cooperation between social movements: Squatting and tenants' movements in Poland pp. 274-296

Dominika V. Polanska and Grzegorz Piotrowski

There is a politics of urban knowledge because urban knowledge is political: A rejoinder to 'Debating urban studies in 23 steps' pp. 297-302

David Madden

The future of the urban academy pp. 303-305

Alex Schafran

Interactions with infrastructure as windows into social worlds: A method for critical urban studies: Introduction pp. 306-312

Hillary Angelo and Christine Hentschel

The birth of the urban passenger: Infrastructural subjectivity and the opening of the New York City subway pp. 313-321

Stefan Höhne

Hierarchies of happiness: Railway infrastructure and suburban subject formation in Berlin and Cairo around 1900 pp. 322-331

Joseph Ben Prestel

Infrastructure as a divination tool: Whispers from the grids in a Nigerian city pp. 332-343

Eric Trovalla and Ulrika Trovalla

Networked infrastructures and the 'local': Flows and connectivity in a postsocialist city pp. 344-355

Liviu Chelcea and Gergő Pulay

Toward an infrastructural critique of urban change: Obsolescence and changing perceptions of New York City's waterfront pp. 356-364

Boris Vormann

Rent gap, fluid infrastructure and population excess in a gentrifying neighbourhood pp. 365-374

Anant Maringanti and Indivar Jonnalagadda

Afterword: Come on out, you're surrounded: The betweens of infrastructure pp. 375-383

AbdouMaliq Simone

Afterword: Economies of infrastructure pp. 384-391

Fran Tonkiss

Today and tomorrow gangs: Youth and violence at the margins of the global city pp. 392-395

Katherine Saunders-Hastings

Accessing public spaces pp. 396-399

Tara Saharan

Volume 19, issue 1, 2015

Editorial: 'Go viral or die trying' pp. 1-4

Bob Catterall

Where is an author? pp. 5-43

Elvin Wyly

Traversing the fantasies of urban destruction: Ruin gazing in Varosha pp. 44-60

Paul Dobraszczyk

Scenes from Gezi Park: Localisation, nationalism and globalisation in Turkey pp. 61-76

Tahir Abbas and Ismail Hakki Yigit

Introduction: Hacking the redevelopment script pp. 77-78

Anna Richter

The bold and the bland: Art, redevelopment and the creative commons in post-industrial New York pp. 79-101

Joseph Heathcott

On Marshall Berman (1940-2013): A radical New York intellectual: Introduction pp. 102-103

David Madden

Hurling the little streets against the great: Marshall Berman's perennial modernism pp. 104-108

Todd Gitlin

Remembering Marshall Berman pp. 109-111

Daniel Skinner

Remaining faithful to the city: Marshall Berman's provocative optimism pp. 112-120

Gareth Millington

Adventures in the art of dissent and London's Olympic State pp. 121-125

Andrew Harris

Towards the horizon of democracy: Nurturing our desires, giving space to possible path pp. 126-130

Francesca Governa

City 's holistic and cumulative project (1996-2016): (1) Then and now: 'It all comes together in Los Angeles?' pp. 131-142

Melissa Wilson and Bob Catterall