Handbook of Cities and Networks

Edited by Zachary P. Neal and Céline Rozenblat

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This Handbook of Cities and Networks provides a cutting-edge overview of research on how economic, social and transportation networks affect processes both in and between cities. Exploring the ways in which cities connect and intertwine, it offers a varied set of collaborations, highlighting different theoretical, historical and methodological perspectives.

Keywords: Economics and Finance; Environment; Geography; Sociology and Social Policy; Urban and Regional Studies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
ISBN: 9781788114707
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 The levels and scales of urban networks , pp 2-15

Céline Rozenblat and Zachary P. Neal

Ch 2 From networks of cities to systems of cities , pp 16-40

Denise Pumain

Ch 3 Complex networks and fundamental urban processes , pp 41-61

Luís M.A. Bettencourt

Ch 4 Settlement networks and sociocultural evolution , pp 63-87

Elizabeth Bogumil and Christopher Chase-Dunn

Ch 5 Sizing up Roman urbanism , pp 88-106

J.W. Hanson

Ch 6 Associational life in the rounding out of dynamic cities: an in-depth methodology and application to Newcastle city-region in the nineteenth century , pp 107-125

Michael Barke and Peter J. Taylor

Ch 7 The structure of urban networks , pp 127-165

Marc Barthelemy

Ch 8 Modeling the co-evolution of cities and networks , pp 166-193

Juste Raimbault

Ch 9 Ties through place: socio-material network analyses in urban studies , pp 194-214

Meg Bartholomew and Alasdair Jones

Ch 10 Theory and method in macro-comparative social network analysis , pp 215-238

Matthew C. Mahutga and Robert Clark

Ch 11 The role of proximity and distance in inter-urban networks , pp 239-251

Thomas Sigler, Kirsten Martinus and Petr Matous

Ch 12 About being in the middle: conceptions, models and theories of centrality in urban studies , pp 252-271

Michiel van Meeteren

Ch 13 The city of opportunity: designing Cities4People , pp 273-292

Karima Kourtit, Peter Nijkamp and Tigran Haas

Ch 14 Community organizing and interorganizational network changes in a justice system reform coalition in Chicago , pp 293-312

Brian D. Christens and Daniel G. Cooper

Ch 15 Racial/ethnic residential segregation and urban spatial networks in the United States , pp 313-330

Kathryn Freeman Anderson and Joseph Galaskiewicz

Ch 16 Urban mobility and segregation examined through networked travel activity , pp 331-349

Susan A. Burtner and Alan T. Murray

Ch 17 The impact of urban social life on sexual networks and health , pp 350-365

Patrick Janulis and Michelle Birkett

Ch 18 Modeling dissemination of health information and beliefs in urban social networks , pp 366-388

Sara S. Metcalf, Harvey D. Palmer, Qiuyi Zhang and Mary E. Northridge

Ch 19 Conflict resolution and opinion pooling in city planning , pp 389-408

Michael Batty

Ch 20 Up close and impersonal: locative media and the changing nature of the networked individual in the city , pp 409-426

Darryl A. Pieber and Anabel Quan-Haase

Ch 21 Far away ties, never so close: the geographical spread of social support resources for mobile individuals , pp 427-447

Romina Cachia and Isidro Maya-Jariego

Ch 22 Is maritime transport an urban network? The interplay between global container flows and urban hierarchies , pp 449-471

César Ducruet

Ch 23 Unravelling the forces underlying urban industrial agglomeration , pp 472-492

Neave O’Clery, Samuel Heroy, François Hulot and Mariano Beguerisse-Díaz

Ch 24 Cities, networks, polycentrism: examining the place of polycentrism in spaces of flows , pp 493-510

Kathy Pain and Shuai Shi

Ch 25 Intracity and intercity networks of multinational firms, 2010-2019 , pp 511-556

Céline Rozenblat

Ch 26 Uneven ties! The imposition of inequality through interscalar networks , pp 557-584

Ronald Wall and Umakrishnan Kollamparambil

Ch 27 Research progress of Chinese city networks , pp 585-600

Fenghua Pan, Cheng Fang and Xiande Li

Ch 28 The GaWC perspective on global-scale urban networks , pp 601-617

Ben Derudder and Peter J. Taylor

Ch 29 Global cities, centripetal wealth transfer and uneven development , pp 618-632

Christof Parnreiter

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