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Urban Studies, Vol. 43, No. 133, 2585—2598, December 2006
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Index for Volume 43 (2006) by Subject and Author
Subject Index
affordability Berlin
Economic Wellbeing and Where We Live: Ambient Power: Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz and the
Accounting for Geographical Cost-of-living Seductive Logic of Public Spaces, 441
Differences in the US, 2443 Birmingham
alcohol consumption Urban Regeneration, Governance and the State:
A Continental Ambience? Lessons in Managing Exploring Notions of Distance and Proximity, 1491
Alcohol-related Evening and Night-time Enter- Bonn
tainment from Four European Capitals. 1105 Everyday Mobility of Elderly People in Different
Arabian Gulf Urban Settings: The Example of the City of
Making Room for Migrants, Making Sense of Bonn, Germany, 99
Difference: Spatial and Ideological Expressions Burlington, Vermont
of Social Diversity in Urban Qatar, 119 Managing Politics and Consumption in Business
art Improvement Districts: The Geographies of
Post-apartheid Public Art in Cape Town: Political Activism on Burlington, Vermont's
Symbolic Reparations and Public Space, 421 Church Street Marketplace, 2261
The Artistic Dividend: Urban Artistic Specialisa-
tion and Economic Development Implications, Canada
1661 Becoming Visible: Women and Conflicts in the
associationalism Quebec Metropolitan Areas, 1965-2000, 2183
Associationalism from Above: Explaining Failure Filtering, City Change and the Supply of Low-
through France’s Politique de la Ville, 1779 priced Housing in Canada, 533
asylum seekers Global Cities and the Spread of Infectious
Problem or Opportunity? Asylum Seekers, Refu- Disease: The Case of Severe Acute Respiratory
gees, Employment and Social Exclusion in Syndrome (SARS) in Toronto, Canada, 491]
Deprived Urban Areas, 1715 Measuring the Accessibility of Services and Facili-
asymmetry ties for Residents of Public Housing in Montréal, 187
A Disaggregated Analysis of Asymmetrical Spatial Assimilation of Racial Minorities in
Behaviour in the UK Housing Market, 2067 Canada’s Immigrant Gateway Cities, 1191
Australia Cape Town
Advantage and Disadvantage across Australia’s Post-apartheid Public Art in Cape Town:
Extended Metropolitan Regions: A Typology of Symbolic Reparations and Public Space, 421
Socioeconomic Outcomes, 1549 Spaces of Exclusivity or Connection? Linkages
Discrete Choice Modelling of Urban Housing between a Gated Community and its Poorer Neigh-
Markets: A Critical Review and an Application, 559 bour in a Cape Town Master Plan Development, 397
Making Housing Assistance More ‘fficient: A child care
Risk Management Approach, 1581 Place, Class and Local Circuits of Reproduction:
Rethinking Urban Incivility Research: Strangers, Exploring the Social Geography of Middle-ciass
Bodies and Circulations, 879 Child Care in London, 2163
Chile
Barcelona Powel Relations in Urban Decision-making:
Urbanisation and Water Consumption: Influencing Neo-liberalism, *Techno-politicians’ and
Factors in the Metropolitan Region of Barcelona, Authoritarian Redevelopment in Santiago, Chile,
1605 1825
Belgium China
A Forest for Each City and Town: Story Lines in the Effects of Intergroup Contact on Attitudes of
Policy Debate for Urban Forests in Flanders, 673 Chinese Urban Residents to Migrant Workers, 475
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2586 SUBJECT INDEX
The Effect of Foreign Direct Investment on the Segregation, Urban Space and the Resurgent City,
Urban Wage in China: An Empirical Examination, 1325
1439 Spatial Assimilation of Racial Minorities in
cities Canada’s Immigrant Gateway Cities, 1191
A Continental Ambience? Lessons in Managing Sustainable Soundscapes: Noise Policy and the
Alcohol-related Evening and Night-time Enter- Urban Experience, 2385
tainment from Four European Capitals, 1105 The Distinctive City: Divergent Patterns in
Active Citizenship and Effective Public Services Growth, Hierarchy and Specialisation, 1301
and Programmes: How Can We Know What The Fall and Rise of the Local Community: A
Really works?, 993 Comparative and Historical Perspective, 1419
Advantage and Disadvantage across Australia’s The Good City, 1009
Extended Metropolitan Regions: A Typology of The State of South African Cities a Decade after
Socioeconomic Outcomes, 1549 Democracy, 259
Behaviour, Preferences and Cities: Urban Theory The Strange Case of Western Cities: Occult
and Urban Resurgence, 1247 Globalisations and the Making of Urban
Building with Ruins and Dreams: Some Thoughts Modernity, 305
on Realising Integrated Urban Development in ‘The Value of Civility?’, 863
South Africa through Crisis, 285 Urban Democracy and the Local Trap, 1921
Cities and Workplace Communication: Some Urban Resurgence and the Consumer City, 1275
Quantitative French Evidence, 1365 USA’s Destiny? Regulating Space and Creating
Comment: On a Non-appraisal of the ‘Jacobs Community in American Shopping Malls, 977
Hypothesis’, 1625, 1639 citizenship
Constructing Race and Civility in Urban America, Active Citizenship and Effective Public Services
903 and Programmes: How Can We Know What
Culinary Deserts, Gastronomic Oases: A Classifi- Really Works?, 993
cation of US Cities, | Citizenship Practices and Urban Governance in
Filtering, City Change and the Supply of Low- European Cities, 745
priced Housing in Canada, 533 Urban Democracy and the Local Trap, 1921
‘Fixing Broken Promises?’: Neighbourhood communication
Wardens and Social Capital, 957 Cities and Workplace Communication: Some
Global Cities and the Spread of Infectious Quantitative French Evidence, 1365
Disease: The Case of Severe Acute Respiratory Variable Geometries of Connection: Urban Digital
Syndrome (SARS) in Toronto, Canada, 491 Divides and the Uses of Information Technology,
Governing Neighbours: Anti-social Behaviour 2551
Orders and New Forms of Regulating Conduct in community
the UK, 939 Addressing Europe’s Urban Challenges: Lessons
(In)civility and the City, 853 from the EU URBAN Community Initiative, 2145
Living with Difference? The ‘Cosmopolitan Area-based Urban Interventions: Rationale and
City’ and Urban Reimaging in Manchester, UK, 1687 Outcomes: The New Deal for Communities
‘Oh Comrade, What Times Those Were!’ History, Programme in England, 1991
Capital Punishment and the Urban Square, 1147 Collective Action and Community-driven
On Conceptual Confusion in Empirical Analyses Development in Rural and Urban Indonesia, 145]
of a Transnational Urban Network, 2027 Community and Economic Development: Seeking
On the Non-city Foundations of Economic Growth Common Ground in Discourse and in Practice, 1469
and the Unverifiability of the ‘Jacobs Hypothesis’: Nested Loyalties: Local Networks’ Effects on
A Reply to Peter Taylor's Comment, 1631 Neighbourhood and Community Cohesion, 2503
Proper Pricing for Transport Infrastructure and the Place, Class and Local Circuits of Reproduction:
Case of Urban Road Congestion, 1395 Exploring the Social Geography of Middle-class
Respectable or Respectful? (In)civility and the Child Care in London, 2163
City, 919 Spaces of Exclusivity or Connection? Linkages
Resurgent Cities, Urban Myths and Policy Hubris: between a Gated Community and its Poorer Neigh-
What We Need to Know?, 1231 bour in a Cape Town Master Plan Development, 397
Rethinking Urban Incivility Research: Strangers, The Fall and Rise of the Local Community: A
Bodies and Circulations, 879 Comparative and Historical Perspective, 1419
SUBJECT INDEX
The Suburban ‘Community Question’, 801 -arnings
USA’s Destiny? Regulating Space and Creating rhe Effect of Foreign Direct Investment on the
Community in American Shopping Malls, 977 Urban Wage in China: An Empirical Examination,
community forests 1439
Are Residents Willing to Pay for their Community economic development
Forests? Results ofa Contingent Valuation Survey Community and Economic Development: Seeking
in Missouri, USA, 1537 Common Ground in Discourse and in Practice, 1469
commuting The Artistic Dividend: Urban Artistic Specialisation
\ Spatially Disaggregated Approach to Commut and Economic Development Implications, 1661
ing Efficiency, 2485 economic wellbeing
Extended Excess Commuting: A Measure of the Economic Wellbeing and Where We Live:
Jobs Housing Imbalance in Seoul, 2099 \ccounting for Geographical Cost-ot living
The Decentralising Metropolis Economic Differences in the US, 2443
Diversity and Commuting in the US Suburbs, 2525 education
conflicts Explorations of Neighbourhood and Educational
Becoming Visible: Women and Conflicts in the Outcomes for Young Swedes, 2013
Quebec Metropolitan Areas. 1965—2000. 2183 Urban Size, Spatial Segregation and Inequality in
consumers Educational Outcomes, 213
Managing Politics and Consumption in Business elderly population
Improvement Districts: The Geographies of Everyday Mobility of Elderly People in Different
Political Activism on Burlington, Vermont's Urban Settings: The Example of the City of
Church Street Marketplace, 2261 Bonn, Germany, 99
Urban Resurgence and the Consumer City, 1275 employment
consumption Changes in Spatial! and Sectoral Patterns o
The Distinctive City: Divergent Patterns in Employment in Ile-de-France, 1978-97, 2075
Growth, Hierarchy and Specialisation, 1301 Extended Excess Commuting: A Measure of the
continental ambience Jobs—Housing Imbalance in Seoul, 2099
\ Continental Ambience? Lessons in Managing Local Employment Impact of Growth Centres:
Alcohol-related Evening and Night-time Enter- Evidence from India, 2205
tainment from Four European Capitals, 1105 Problem or Opportunity? ) Asylum Seekers, Refu-
Copenhagen gees, Employment and Social Exclusion in
Accessibility, Activity Participation and Location Deprived Urban Areas, | 715
of Activities: Exploring the Links between The Decentralising Metropolis: Economic Diver-
Residential Location and Travel Behaviour, 627 sity and Commuting in the US Suburbs, 2: 5S
credit industry The Distinctive City: Divergent Patterns in
Walking with Moneylenders rhe Ecology of the Growth, Hierarchy and Specialisation, 1301]
UK Home-collected Credit Industry , 16] ethnic diversity
cultural capital Ethnic Diversity and Spatial Segregation in the
Perspectives on Cultural Capital and the Neigh Stockholm Region, 1341
bourhood, 719 Europe
Addressing Europe’s Urban Challenges: Lessons
Denmark from the EU URBAN Community Initiative, 2145
Accessibility, Activity Participation and ‘Breaking Segregation’—Rhetorical Construct or
Location of Activities: Exploring the Links Effective Policy? The Case of the Metropolitan
between Residential Location and Travel Development Initiative in Sweden, 787
Behaviour, 627 Citizenship Practices and Urban Governance in
Dublin European Cities, 745
Implications of Neo-liberalism for Built Heritage From a New Regionalism to an Unusual Regional-
Management: Institutional and Ownership ism? The Emergence of Non-standard Regional
Structures in Ireland and Sweden, 1803 Spaces and Lessons for the Territorial Reorganisation
Durban of the State, 1847
Cultural Weapons: Traditions, Inventions and the Governance and Social Capital in Urban Regener-
Transition to Democratic Governance — in ation: A Comparison between Bristol and Naples,
Metropolitan Durban, 457 6/
SUBJECT INDEX
Padding the Bunker: Strategies of Middle-class From a New Regionalism to an Unusual
Disaffiliation and Colonisation in the City, 819 Regionalism? The Emergence of Non-standard
Perspectives on Cultural Capital and the Neigh- Regional Spaces and Lessons for the Territorial
bourhood, 719 Reorganisation of the State, 1847
The Neighbourhood in a European Context, 713 Governance and Social Capital in Urban Regener-
‘he Suburban “Community Question’, 801 ation: A Comparison between Bristol and Naples,
Women, Neighbourhoods and Everyday Life, 731 767
Leadership, Power and Multisector Urban Regen
Flanders eration Partnerships, 59
A Forest for Each City and Town: Story Lines in the Local Government and the Governing of Climate
Policy Debate for Urban Forests in Flanders, 673 Change in Germany and the UK, 2237
forests Measuring the Accessibility of Services and
A Forest for Each City and Town: Story Lines in Facilities for Residents of Public Housing in
the Policy Debate for Urban Forests in Flanders, Montreal, 187
673 Urban Regeneration, Governance and the State:
France Exploring Notions of Distance and Proximity, 149]
Associationalism from Above: Explaining Failure
through France’s Politique de la Ville, 1779 heritage management
Changes in Spatial and Sectoral Patterns of Implications of Neo-liberalism on Built Heritage
Employment in Ile-de-France, 1978—97, 2075 Management: Institutional and Ownership
Cities and Workplace Communication: Some Structures in Ireland and Sweden, 1803
Quantitative French Evidence, 1365 homeownership
The Role and Behaviour of Commercial Property Low-income Homeownership: American Dream
Investors and Developers in French Urban Regen- or Delusion?, 511
eration: The Experience of the Paris Region, 1511 Hong Kong
fringe belt Social Polarisation: Comparing Singapore, Hong
The Fringe-belt Phenomenon and Socioeconomic Kong and Taipei, 1737
Change, 2047 housing
A Disaggregated Analysis of Asymmetrical
gated communities Behaviour in the UK Housing Market, 2067
Theorising Power Relationships in Multi-owned Determinants of House Price: A Decision Tree
Residential Developments: Unpacking _ the Approach, 2301
Bundle of Rights, 2365 Discrete Choice Modelling of Urban Housing
gentrification Markets: A Critical Review and an Application, 559
The Right to Stay Put, Revisited: Gentrification and Extended Excess Commuting: A Measure of the
Resistance to Displacement in New York City, 23 Jobs—Housing Imbalance in Seoul, 2099
Germany Facilitating Structures for Neighbourhood Regen-
Ambient Power: Berlin's Potsdamer Platz and the eration in the UK: The Contribution of Housing
Seductive Logic of Public Spaces, 441 Action Trusts, 2317
Everyday Mobility of Elderly People in Different Filtering, City Change and the Supply of Low-
Urban Settings: The Example of the City of priced Housing in Canada, 533
Bonn, Germany, 99 High-rise Living in Singapore Public Housing, 583
Local Government and the Governing of Climate Household Savings and Residential Mobility in
Change in Germany and the UK, 2237 Informal Settlements in Bhopal, India, 1025
Glasgow Housing and Ethnicity in the Post-Soviet City:
Spatial Dynamics of the Housing Market: An Ust’-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan, 1757
Interurban Perspective, 1042 Housing Commodities, Context and Meaning:
global warming Transformations in Japan’s Urban Condominium
Local Government and the Governing of Climate Sector, 2467
Change in Germany and the UK, 2237 Making Housing Assistance More Efficient: A
governance Risk Management Approach, 1581
Cultural Weapons: Traditions, Inventions and the Performing (Housing) Markets, 81
Transition to Democratic Governance in Spatial Dynamics of the Housing Market: An
Metropolitan Durban, 457 Interurban Perspective, 1042
SUBJECT INDEX
Theorising Power Relationships in Multi-owned investment
Residential Developments: Unpacking _ the The Effect of Foreign Direct Investment on the
Bundle of Rights, 2365 Urban Wage in China: An Empirical Examination,
The Right to Stay Put, Revisited: Gentrification and 1439
Resistance to Displacement in New York City, 23 Ireland
“When the Banks Withdraw, Slum Landlords Take Implications of Neo-liberalism for Built Heritage
Over’: The Structuration of Neighbourhood Management: Institutional and Ownership
Decline through Redlining, Drug Dealing, Structures in Ireland and Sweden, 1803
Speculation and Immigration Exploitation, 1061
‘Jacobs Hypothesis’
immigrants Comment: On a Non-appraisal of the ‘Jacobs
Jewish Immigrant Settlement Patterns in Manchestet Hypothesis’, 1625, 1639
and Leeds 1881, 653 On the Non-city Foundationso f Economic Growth
Spatial Assimilation of Racial Minorities in and the Unverifiability of the “Jacobs Hypothesis’:
Canada’s Immigrant Gateway Cities, 1191 \ Reply to Peter Taylor's Comment, 1631
‘White Flight’? The Production and Reproduction Japan
of Immigrant Concentration Areas in Swedish Housing Commodities, Context and Meaning:
Cities, 1990 2000, 1127 fransformations in Japan’s Urban Condominium
(in)civility Sector, 2467
Active Citizenship and Effective Public Services Johannesburg
and Programmes: How Can We Know What Development and Urban Policy: Johannesburg's
Really Works?, 993 City Development Strategy, 337
Constructing Race and Civility in Urban America, On the Edge of Reason: Planning and Urban
903 Futures in Africa, 319
‘Fixing Broken Promises? Neighbourhood Pirate Towns: Reworking Social and Symbolic
Wardens and Social Capital, 957 Infrastructures in Johannesburg and Douala, 357
Governing Neighbours: Anti-social Behaviou
Orders and New forms of Regulating Conduct in Kazakhstan
the UK, 939 Housing and Ethnicity in the Post-Soviet City:
(In)civility and the City, 853 Ust’-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan, 1757
Respectable or Respectful? (In)civility and the Korea, South
City, 919 Extended Excess Commuting: A Measure of the
Rethinking Urban Incivility Research: Strangers, Jobs—Housing Imbalance in Seoul, 2099
Bodies and Circulations, 879
The Good City, 1009 Lagos
‘The Value of Civility’, 863 Planning, Anti-planning and the Infrastructure
USA’s Destiny? Regulating Space and Creating Crisis Facing Metropolitan Lagos, 371
Community in American Shopping Malls, 977 land use planning
India Community and Economic Development: Seeking
Household Savings and Residential Mobility Common Ground in Discourse and in Practice, 1469
Informal Settlements in Bhopal, India, 1025 Short-term Dynamics in the Use of Places: A
Local Employment Impact of Growth Centres Space lime Typology of Visitor Populations in
Evidence from India, 2205 the Netherlands, 1159
Indonesia Testing the Conventional Wisdom about Land Use
Collective Action and Community-driven Develop and Traffic Congestion: The More We Sprawl, the
ment in Rural and Urban Indonesia, 1451 Less We Move’, 601
infectious disease Leeds
Global Cities and the Spread of Infectious Jewish Immigrant Settlement Patterns in Manchester
Disease: The Case of Severe Acute Respiratory and Leeds 1881, 653
Syndrome (SARS) in Toronto, Canada, 491 local government
information technology State Aid Formulas and the Local Incentive to
Variable Geometries of Connection: Urban Digital Chase (or Shun) Ratables, 1087
Divides and the Uses of Information Technology, The Fall and Rise of the Local Community: A
2551 Comparative and Historical Perspective, 1419
2590 SUBJECT INDEX
London Nested Loyalties: Local Networks’ Effects on
Place, Class and Local Circuits of Reproduction: Neighbourhood and Community Cohesion, 2503
Exploring the Social Geography of Middle-class Padding the Bunker: Strategies of Middle
Child Care in Greater London, 2163 class Disaffiliation and Colonisation in the City, 819
Los Angeles Perspectives on Cultural Capital and the Neigh-
Community and Economic Development: Seeking bourhood, 719
Common Ground in Discourse and in Practice, The Changing Intrametropolitan Location of
1469 High-poverty Neighbourhoods in the US, 1990
2000, 1971
Manchester The Neighbourhood in a European Context, 713
Jewish Immigrant Settlement Patterns in Manchester The Suburban ‘Community Question’, 80]
and Leeds 1881, 653 Urban Size, Spatial Segregation and Inequality in
Living with Difference? The ‘Cosmopolitan Educational Outcomes, 213
City’ and Urban Reimaging in Manchester, ‘When the Banks Withdraw, Slum Landlords Take
UK, 1687 Over’: The Structuration of Neighbourhood
metropolitan areas Decline through Redlining, Drug Dealing,
Becoming Visible: Women and Conflicts in the Speculation and Immigration Exploitation,
Quebec Metropolitan Areas, 1965-2000, 2183 1061
The New Metropolitan Reality in the US: Rethink Women, Neighbourhoods and Everyday Life, 731
ing the Traditional Model, 2129 neo-liberalism
migrants Power Relations in Urban Decision-making: Neo-
Effects of Intergroup Contact on Attitudes of liberalism, “Techno-politicians’ and Authoritarian
Chinese Urban Residents to Migrant Workers, 4 / 5 Redevelopment in Santiago, Chile, 1825
Making Room for Migrants, Making Sense of Netherlands
Difference: Spatial and Ideological Expressions Ex-post Evaluation of Thirty Years of Compact
of Social Diversity in Urban Qatar, 119 Urban Development in the Netherlands, 139
mobility Short-term Dynamics in the Use of Places: A
Everyday Mobility of Elderly People in Different Space—Time Typology of Visitor Populations in
Urban Settings: The Example of the City of the Netherlands, 1159
Bonn, Germany, 99 ‘When the Banks Withdraw, Slum Landlords Take
Montréal Over’: The Structuration of Neighbourhood
Filtering, City Change and the Supply of Low- Decline through Redlining, Drug Dealing, Specu-
priced Housing in Canada, 533 lation and Immigration Exploitation, 1061
Measuring the Accessibility of Services and Facilities networks
for Residents of Public Housing in Montréal, 187 Nested Loyalties: Local Networks’ Effects on Neigh-
neighbourhoods bourhood and Community Cohesion, 2503
‘Breaking Segregation’ Rhetorical Construct or Newcastle upon Tyne
Effective Policy? The Case of the Metropolitan Variable Geometries of Connection: Urban Digital
Development Initiative in Sweden, 787 Divides and the Uses of Information Technology,
Citizenship Practices and Urban Governance in 2551
European Cities, 745 New Deal for Communities Programme
Explorations of Neighbourhood and Educational Area-based Urban Interventions: Rationale and
Outcomes for Young Swedes, 2013 Outcomes: The New Deal for Communities
Facilitating Structures for Neighbourhood Regen- Programme in England, 199]
eration in the UK: The Contribution of Housing New York
Action Trusts, 2317 The Right to Stay Put, Revisited: Gentrification and
‘Fixing Broken Promises?’: Neighbourhood Resistance to Displacement in New York City, 23
Wardens and Social Capital, 957 New Zealand
Governance and Social Capital in Urban Theorising Power Relationships in Multi-owned
Regeneration: A Comparison between Bristol Residential Developments: Unpacking _ the
and Naples, 767 Bundle of Rights, 2365
Governing Neighbours: Anti-social Behaviour Nigeria
Orders and New Forms of Regulating Conduct in Planning, Anti-planning and the Infrastructure
the UK, 939 Crisis Facing Metropolitan Lago, 377 1
SUBJECT INDEX
noise Qatar
Sustainable Soundscapes: Noise Policy and the Making Room for Migrants, Making Sense of
Urban Experience, 2385 Difference: Spatial and Ideological Expressions
of Social Diversity in Urban Qatar, 119
occuit quality of life
The Strange Case of Western Cities Occult Economic Wellbeing and Where We Live:
Globalisations and the Making of Urban Modernity, Accounting — for Geographical Cost-of-living
305 Differences in the US, 2443
Quebec
Paris Becoming Visible: Women and Conflicts in the
lhe Role and Behaviour of Commercial Property Quebec Metropolitan Areas. 1965 2000, 2183
Investors and Developers in French Urban Regen-
eration: The Experience of the Paris Region, 1511 race
planning Constructing Race and Civility in Urban America,
On the Edge of Reason Planning and Urban 903
Futures in Africa, 319 refugees
Planning and Social Diversity: Residential Segre Problem or Opportunity ) Asylum Seekers,
gation in American New Towns, 2285 Refugees, Employment and Social Exclusion in
Planning, Anti-planning and the Infrastructure Deprived Urban Areas, 1715
Crisis Facing Metropolitan Lagos, 371 regional development
The Fringe-belt Phenomenon and Socioeconomic Local Employment Impact of Growth Centres:
Change, 2047 Evidence from India, 2205
Poland regionalism
A Spatially Disaggregated Approach to From a New Regionalism to an Unusual Regional-
Commuting Efficiency, 2485 ism? The Emergence of Non-standard Regional
politics Spaces and Lessons for the Territorial Reorganis-
Managing Politics and Consumption in Business ation of the State, 1847
Improvement Districts: The Geographies of residential location
Political Activism on Burlington, Vermont's Accessibility, Activity Participation and Location
Church Street Marketplace, 226] of Activities Exploring the Links between
nee
post-war heritage Residential Location and Travel Behaviour, 62
Modernism vs Urban Renaissance: Negotiating Post- residential mobility
war Heritage in English City Centres, 2399 Household Savings and Residential Mobility in
poverty Informal Settlements in Bhopal, India, 1025
The Changing Intrametropolitan Location of restaurants
High-poverty Neighbourhoods in the US, 1990 Culinary Deserts, Gastronomic Oases: A Classifi
2000, 1971 cation of US Cities, |
What Can Be Learned from Introducing Settle- resurgent cities
ment Typology into Urban Poverty AVnHaalGuicy SisS Behaviour, Preferences and Cities: Urban Theory
Ihe Case of the Tomsk Region, Russia, | | and Urban Resurgence, 1247
pricing Cities and Workplace Communication: Some
Potential for Pricing Policies in Water Resource Quantitative French Evidence, 1365
Management: Estimation of Urban Residential Ethnic Diversity and Spatial Segregation in the
Water Demand in Zaragoza, Spain, 2421 Stockholm Region, 1341
Proper Pricing for Transport Infrastructure and the Proper Pricing for Transport Infrastructure and the
Case of Urban Road Congestion, 1395 Case of Urban Road Congestion, 1395
property development Resurgent Cities, Urban Myths and Policy Hubris:
The Role and Behaviour of Commercial Property What We Need to Know?, 1231
Investors and Developers in French Urban Regen- Segregation, Urban Space and the Resurgent City,
eration: The Experience of the Paris Region, 1511 1325
public services The Distinctive City: Divergent Patterns in
Active Citizenship and Effective Public Services Growth, Hierarchy and Specialisation, 1301
and Programmes: How Can We Know What The Fall and Rise of the Local Community: A
Really Works?, 993 Comparative and Historical Perspective, 1419
2592 SUBJECT INDEX
Urban Resurgence and the Consumer City, 1275 Social Polarisation: Comparing Singapore, Hong
Russia Kong and Taipei, 1737
Housing and Ethnicity in the Post-Soviet City: social exclusion
Ust’-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan, 1757 Problem or Opportunity? Asylum Seekers, Refugees,
What Can Be Learned from _ Introducing Employment and Social Exclusion in Deprived
Settlement Typology into Urban Poverty Urban Areas, 1715
Analysis: The Case of the Tomsk Region, social polarisation
Russia, 1177 Social Polarisation: Comparing Singapore, Hong
Kong and Taipei, 1737
Santiago socioeconomic outcomes
Power Relations in Urban Decision-making: Advantage and Disadvantage across Australia’s
Neo-liberalism, ‘Techno-politicians’ and Extended Metropolitan Regions: A Typology of
Authoritarian Redevelopment in Santiago, Chile, Socioeconomic Outcomes, 1549
1825 The Fringe-belt Phenomenon and Socioeconomic
Seattle Change, 2047
Urban Democracy and the Local Trap, 1921 South Afric:
segregation Building with Ruins and Dreams: Some Thoughts
‘Breaking Segregation’—Rhetorical Construct or on Realising Integrated Urban Development in
Effective Policy? The Case of the Metropolitan South Africa through Crisis, 285
Development Initiative in Sweden, 787 Cultural Weapons: Traditions, Inventions and the
Ethnic Diversity and Spatial Segregation in the Transition to Democratic Governance in Metro-
Stockhe!m Region, 134] politan Durban, 457
Housing and Ethnicity in the Post-Soviet City: Development and Urban Policy: Johannesburg’s
Ust’-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan, 1757 City Development Strategy, 337
Padding the Bunker: Strategies of Middle-class Inventions and Interventions: Transforming
Disaffiliation and Colonisation in the City, 819 Cities—Introduction, 251
Planning and Social Diversity: Residential On the Edge of Reason: Planning and Urban
Segregation in American New Towns, 2285 Futures in Africa, 319
The Distinctive City: Divergent Patterns in Pirate Towns: Reworking Social and Symbolic
Growth, Hierarchy and Specialisation, 1301] Infrastructures in Johannesburg and Douala, 357
The Spatial Pattern of Black-White Segregation in Post-apartheid Public Art in Cape Town:
US Metropolitan Areas: An Exploratory Analysis, Symbolic Reparations and Public Space, 421
1943 Spaces of Exclusivity or Connection? Linkages
Urban Size, Spatial Segregation and Inequality in between a Gated Community and its Poorer
Educational Outcomes, 213 Neighbour in a Cape Town Master Plan Develop-
‘White Flight’? The Production and Reproduction ment, 397
of Immigrant Concentration Areas in Swedish The State of South African Cities a Decade after
Cities, 1990—2000, 1127 Democracy, 259
Seoul Spain
Extended Excess Commuting: A Measure of the Potential for Pricing Policies in Water Resource
Jobs—Housing Imbalance in Seoul, 2099 Management: Estimation of Urban Residential
settlements Water Demand in Zaragoza, Spain, 2421
Jewish Immigrant Settlement Patterns in Manchester Urbanisation and Water Consumption: Influencing
and Leeds 1881, 653 Factors in the Metropolitan Region of Barcelona,
What Can Be Learned from Introducing Settlement 1605
Typology into Urban Poverty Analysis: The Case state
of the Tomsk Region, Russia, 1177 \ssociationalism from Above: Explaining Failure
shopping centres through France’s Politique de la Ville, 1779
USA’s Destiny? Regulating Space and Creating From a New Regionalism to an Unusual Regional-
Community in American Shopping Malls, 977 ism? The Emergence of Non-standard Regional
Singapore Spaces and Lessons for the Territorial Reorganis-
Determinants of House Price: A Decision Tree ation of the State, 1847
Approach, 2301 State Aid Formulas and the Local Incentive to
High-rise Living in Singapore Public Housing, 583 Chase (or Shun) Ratables, 1087
SUBJECT INDEX
Stockholm The Decentralising Metropolis: Economic
Ethnic Diversity and Spatial Segregation in the Diversity and Commuting in the US Suburbs,
Stockholm Region, 1341 25
Implications of Neo-liberalism on Built Heritage
Management: Institutional and Ownership Struc-
tures in Ireland and Sweden, 1803 \ Continental Ambience? Lessons in Managing
suburbs Alcohol-related Evening and Night-time Enter-
Planning and Social Diversity: Residential Segre- tainment from Four European Capitals, 1105
gation in American New Towns, 2285 Active Citizenship and Effective Public Services
The New Metropolitan Reality in the US: Rethink- and Programmes: How Can We Know What
ing the Traditional Model, 2129 Really Works » 993
Sweden \ Disaggregated Analysis of Asymmetrical
‘Breaking Segregation’—Rhetorical Construct or Behaviour in the UK Housing Market, 2067
Effective Policy? The Case of the Metropolitan \rea-based Urban Interventions: Rationale and
Development Initiative in Sweden, 787 Outcomes: The New Deal for Communities
Ethnic Diversity and Spatial Segregation in the Programme in England, 199]
Stockholm Region, 134] Facilitating Structures for Neighbourhood Regen-
Explorations of Neighbourhood and Educational eration in the UK: The Contribution of Housing
Outcomes for Young Swedes, 2013 Action Trusts, 2317
Implications of Neo-liberalism on Built Heritage ‘Fixing Broken Promises? Neighbourhood
Management: Institutional and Ownership Struc Wardens and Social Capital, 957
tures in Ireland and Sweden, 1803 Governance and Social Capital in Urban Regener-
‘White Flight’? The Production and Reproduction ation: A Comparison between Bristol and Naples,
of Immigrant Concentration Areas in Swedish 6
Cities, 1990—2000, 1127 Governing Neighbours: Anti-social Behaviour
Sydney Orders and New Forms of Regulating Conduct in
Discrete Choice Modelling of Urban Housing the UK, 939
Markets: A Critical Review and an Application, 559 Jewish Immigrant Settlement Patterns in Manchester
and Leeds 1881, 653
Taipei Living with Difference? The “Cosmopolitan City’
Social Polarisation: Comparing Singapore, Hong and Urban Reimaging in Manchester, UK, 1687
Kong and Taipei, 1737 Local Government and the Governing of Climate
Toronto Change in Germany and the UK, 3922237
Filtering, City Change and the Supply of Low Modernism vs Urban Renaissance: Negotiating
priced Housing in Canada, 533 Post-war Heritage in English City Centres, 2399
Global Cities and the Spread of Infectious Place, Class and Local Circuits of Reproduction:
Disease: The Case of Severe Acute Respiratory Exploring the Social Geography of Middle-class
Syndrome (SARS) in Toronto, Canada, 491 Child Care in Greater London, 2163
transnational urban network Proper Pricing for Transport Infrastructure and the
On Conceptual Confusion in Empirical Analyses Case of Urban Road Congestion, 1395
of a Transnational Urban Network, 2027 Respectable or Respectful? (In)civility and the
transport City, 919
Proper Pricing for Transport Infrastructure and the Spatial Dynamics of the Housing Market: An
Case of Urban Road Congestion, 1395 Interurban Perspective, 1042
Testing the Conventional Wisdom about Land Use Sustainable Soundscapes: Noise Policy and the
and Traffic Congestion: The More We Sprawl, the Urban Experience, 2385
Less We Move’, 601 The Fringe-belt Phenomenon and Socioeconomic
Transport Implications of Urban Containment Change, 2047
Policies: A Study of the Largest Twenty-five US Theorising Power Relationships in Multi-owned
Metropolitan Areas, 1879 Residential Developments: Unpacking _ the
travel Bundle of Rights, 2365
Accessibility, Activity Participation and Location Urban Regeneration, Governance and the State:
of Activities: Exploring the Links between Exploring Notions of Distance and Proximity,
Residential Location and Travel Behaviour, 627 149]
2594 SUBJECT INDEX
Urban Size, Spatial Segregation and Inequality in urban regeneration
Educational Outcomes, 213 Addressing Europe’s Urban Challenges: Lessons
Variable Geometries of Connection: Urban Digital from the EU URBAN Community Initiative,
Divides and the Uses of Information Technology, 2145
2551 Facilitating Structures for Neighbourhood Regen-
Walking with Moneylenders: The Ecology of the erationin the UK: The Contribution of Housing
UK Home-collected Credit Industry, 161 Action Trusts, 2317
urban containment Governance and Social Capital in Urban Regenet
Transport Implications of Urban Containment ation: A Comparison between Bristol and Naples,
Policies: A Study of the Largest Twenty-five US 767
Metropolitan Areas, 1879 Leadership, Power and Multisector Urban Regen-
urban culture and development eration Partnerships, 59
Ambient Power: Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz and the The Role and Behaviour of Commercial Property
Seductive Logic of Public Spaces, 441 Investors and Developers in French Urban Regen-
Building with Ruins and Dreams: Some Thoughts eration: The Experience of the Paris Region, 1511
on Realising Integrated Urban Development in Urban Regeneration, Governance and the State:
South Africa through Crisis, 285 Exploring Notions of Distance and Proximity, 149]
Cultural Weapons: Traditions, Inventions and the urban square
Transition to Democratic Governance in Metropolitan ‘Oh Comrade, What Times Those Were!’
Durban, 457 History, Capital Punishment and the Urban
Development and Urban Policy: Johannesburg’s Square, 1147
City Development Strategy, 337 USA
Inventions and_ Interventions: Transforming Are Residents Willing to Pay for their Community
Cities—Introduction, 251] Forests? Results ofa Contingent Valuation Survey
On the Edge of Reason: Planning and Urban in Missouri, USA, 1537
Futures in Africa, 319 Community and Economic Development: Seeking
Pirate Towns: Reworking Social and Symbolic Common Ground in Discourse and in Practice,
Infrastructures in Johannesburg and Douala, 357 1469
Planning, Anti-planning and the Infrastructure Constructing Race and Civility in Urban America,
Crisis Facing Metropolitan Lagos, 371 903
Post-apartheid Public Art in Cape Town: Sym- Culinary Deserts, Gastronomic Oases: A Classifi-
bolic Reparations and Public Space, 421 cation of US Cities, |
Spaces of Exclusivity or Connection? Linkages Economic Wellbeing and Where We Live:
between a Gated Community and its Poorer Neigh- Accounting for Geographical Cost-of-living
bour in a Cape Town Master Plan Development, 397 Differences in the US, 2443
The State of South African Cities a Decade after Low-income Homeownership: American Dream
Democracy, 259 or Delusion?, 511
The Strange Case of Western Cities: Occult Managing Politics and Consumption in Business
Globalisations and the Making of Urban Modernity, Improvement Districts: The Geographies of Politi-
305 cal Activism on Burlington, Vermont’s Church
urban development Street Marketplace, 2261
Ex-post Evaluation of Thirty Years of Compact Planning and Social Diversity: Residential Segre-
Urban Development in the Netherlands, 139 gation in American New Towns, 2285
Power Relations in Urban Decision-making: Neo- State Aid Formulas and the Local Incentive to
liberalism, *Techno-politicians’ and Authoritarian Chase (or Shun) Ratables, 1087
Redevelopment in Santiago, Chile, 1825 Testing the Conventional Wisdom about Land Use
urbanisation and Traffic Congestion: The More We Sprawl, the
Urbanisation and Water Consumption: Influencing Less We Move?, 601
Factors in the Metropolitan Region of Barcelona, The Artistic Dividend: Urban Artistic Specialis-
1605 ation and Economic Development Implications,
urban preservation 1661
Modernism vs Urban Renaissance: Negotiating The Changing Intrametropolitan Location of
Post-war Heritage in English City Centres, High-poverty Neighbourhoods in the US, 1990
2399 to 2000, 1971