Table Of Content

ty GeoJournal 58: 293-295, 2002. GeoJournal An International Journal on Human Geography and Environmental Sciences Volume contents 58 no. 1-4 2002 Volume 58 no.1 2002 Special issue on: Developments in the Government of Seven European Metropolitan Areas Edited by: CARLOS NUNES SILVA and MAX BARLOW Editor’s Introduction Carlos Nunes Silva London: Metropolis Redux Nirmala Rao From unified local government to decentred local governance: The ‘institutional turn’ in Glasgow Ronan Paddison Governing Metropolitan Lisbon: A table of fragmented urban governance Carlos Nunes Silva Metropolitan government in Toulouse: From fragmentation to federalism Jean-Yves Nevers The fall and rise of metropolitan government in Copenhagen Hand Thor Andersen, Frank Hansen, John Jorgensen Brussels, a truncated metropolis Christian Kesteloot, Pieter Saey Milan: The city of constant renewal Anna Trono, Maria Chiara Zerbi 294 Volume 58 nos. 2-3 2002 Special issue on: Social Transformation, Citizenship, and the Right to the City Edited by: LYNN A. STAEHELI, LORRAINE DOWLER and DORIS WASTL-WALTER Introduction Lynn A. Staeheli, Lorraine Dowler 73-75 Space, citizenship, and the right to the city: A brief overview Eugene J. McCann 77-79 Multiethnic Rome: Toward residential segregation? Flavia Cristaldi 81-90 Police, politics, and the right to the city Mustafa Dike¢ 91-98 Excavating Lefebvre: The right to the city and its urban politics of the inhabitant Mark Purcell 99-108 Differential citizenship in the shadow state Robert W. Lake, Kathe Newman 109-120 Neighborhood revitalization through ‘collaboration’: Assessing the implications of neoliberal urban policy at the grassroots 121-130 Sarah Elwood Aesthetic justice and urban planning: Who ought to have the right to design cities? Hanna Mattila 131-138 Condemning the public: Design and New York’s new 42nd Street Kristine Miller 139-148 Public space design as class warfare: Urban design, the ‘right to the city’ and the production of Clinton Square, Syracuse, NY R. Van Deusen Jr. 149-158 Women on the frontlines: Rethinking war narratives post 9/11 Lorraine Dowler 159-165 Inside and outside Italian political culture: Immigrants and diasporic politics in Turin Heather Merrill, Donald Carter 167-175 Urban renewal, immigration, and contested claims to public space: The case of Piazza Garibaldi in Naples Nicholas Dines 177-188 Repressive tolerance: The gay movement and the Vatican in Rome Pierpaolo Mudu 189-196 Conflicting rights to the city in New York’s community gardens Lynn A. Staeheli, Don Mitchell, Kristina Gibson 197-205 Contested places: Squatting and the construction of ‘the urban’ in Swiss cities Sabin Bieri 207-215 Accessibility to ‘modern public spaces’ in Latin-American cities: A multi-dimensional idea Guénola Capron 217-223 Volume 58 no.4 2002 Special issue on: Political Ecology, Territoriality and Scale Edited by: WOLFGANG NATTER and WOLFGANG ZIERHOFER Political ecology, territoriality and scale Wolfgang Natter, Wolfgang Zierhofer 225-231 The political ecology of biodiversity conservation on the Malagasy Highlands Michael J. Simsik 233-242 Divide and rule: Constructing human boundaries in ‘boundless nature’ Juliet Fall 243-251 Post-colonial nature conservation in Southern Africa: Same emperors, new clothes? Jaidev Singh, Henk van Houtum 253-263 National sovereignty & transboundary protected areas in Southern Africa Marloes van Amerom 265-273 More space for running waters: Negotiating institutional change in the Swiss flood protection system Marc Zaugg 275-284 Where the buffalo room: Boundaries and the politics of scale in the yellowstone region Jean Lavigne 285-292 Voiume contents 293-295