International journal of urban and regional research (Vol. 35, No. 3)
subject: global city, ville mondiale, gentrification, gouvernance, déplacement de population, développement territorial, renouvellement urbain, squat, ghetto, ségrégation urbaine
description: Abstract from the publisher : A groundbreaking forum for intellectual debate, IJURR is at the forefront of urban and regional research. With a cutting edge approach to linking theoretical development and empirical research, and a consistent demand for quality, IJURR encompasses key material from an unparalleled range of critical, comparative and geographic perspectives. Embracing a multidisciplinary approach to the field, IJURR is essential reading for social scientists with a concern for the complex, changing roles and futures of cities and regions. Contents : L. Owen Kirkpatrick and Michael Peter Smith - The infrastructural limits to growth : Rethinking the urban growth machine in times of fiscal crisis D. Asher Ghertner - Gentrifying the state, gentrifying participation : Elite governance programs in Delhi Véronique D. N. Dupont - The dream of Delhi as a global city Michael Goldman - Speculative urbanism and the making of the next world city Lisa Kim Davis - International events and mass evictions : A longer view Jinn-Yuh Hsu - State transformation and regional development in Taiwan : From developmentalist strategy to populist subsidy Jefferey M. Sellers and Sun-Young Kwak - State and society in local governance : Lessons from a multilevel comparison Andrej Holm and Armin Kuhn - Squatting and urban renewal : The interaction of squatter movements and strategies of urban restructuring in Berlin Alesia F. Montgomery - Ghettos and enclaves in the cross-place realm : Mapping socially bounded spaces across cities Book reviews
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
date: May 2011
format: 477 - 689
type: Revue

Habiter et vieillir
subject: habiter, habitat, vieillissement, personnes âgées, accès au logement, cadre de vie, droit au logement, espace résidentiel, handicap,
description: Sommaire : Éditorial de Geneviève Laroque, Ma maison, c'est mon château Un enjeu au cœur des politiques publiques et associatives du vieillissement Dominique Argoud, De l'hébergement à l'habitat : une évolution ambiguë Muriel Boulmier, Habitat, territoires et vieillissement : un nouvel apprentissage Éric Malevergne, L'habitat des personnes âgées modestes. L'engagement de la fédération des pact et l'évolution des politiques publiques Férial Drosso, Du cabinet des curiosités à la mise sur l'agenda politique. L'utilisation du patrimoine immobilier comme outil de gestion du risque vieillesse Culture du domicile et adaptation du logement : parcours de vie, technologies et santé Elian Djaoui, Approches de la « culture du domicile » Suzanne Déoux et al., L'habitat, facteur de santé des trente dernières années de vie des aînés ? Frédéric Balard et Dominique Somme, Faire que l'habitat reste ordinaire. Le maintien de l'autonomie des personnes âgées en situation complexe à domicile Alain Anfosso et Stéphane Rebaudo, Gérontechnologies et contrôle de l'environnement au service du maintien à domicile : le projet GERHOME Didier Salon et al., Habitat individuel et vieillissement. Pour une prise en compte des déficits cognitifs Frédéric Morestin et Sandrine Cauvin, Personnes âgées et adaptation du logement : présentation, résultats et prospectives du projet et de l'étude SADEER Habitants âgés et territoires : densite, sécurité et mobilité Sabri Bendimérad, Situations générationnelles, territoires domestiques et densités Tanguy Le Goff, Peurs et victimations des personnes âgées. Au-delà des discours, quelle réalité chiffrée ? Sébastien Lord et Carole Després, Vieillir en banlieue nord-américaine. Le rapport à la ville des personnes âgées Hélène Leenhardt, Zukunft quartier, l'avenir, le quartier. De nouvelles formes d'organisation, en Allemagne, pour pouvoir vieillir dans son quartier (même en cas de démence) Libres propos Marie-Christine Bernard-Hohm, L'ambivalence des élus face à la…
creator: NC
publisher: Fondation Nationale de Gérontologie
date: 2011
format: 310
type: Revue

Urban studies (Vol. 48, No. 6)
subject: , voisinage, économie, culture urbaine, transport, déplacements, community, communauté
description: Abstract from the publisher : Urban Studies deals with every kind of urban and regional problem that is susceptible to social science or other relevant analysis. These range from such problems as urban housing, employment, race, politics and crime, to problems of regional investment and transport. Although most articles published deal with problems located in the advanced industrial societies of Europe and the Americas, important articles dealing with these problems in Asia, the Third World and in Eastern Europe are also published regularly. Contents : Mona Abaza - Critical commentary. Cairo's downtown imagined : Dubaisation or nostalgia? Frank Gaffikin and Mike Morrissey - Community cohesion and social inclusion : Unravelling a complex relationship Brendan Murtagh - Desegregation and place restructuring in the New Belfast Jonathan Ilan - Reclaiming respectability? The class-cultural dynamics of crime, community and governance in inner-city Dublin Roberta Comunian - Rethinking the creative city : The role of complexity, networks and interactions in the urban creative economy Adrienne La Grange - Neighbourhood and class : A study of three neighbourhoods in Hong Kong Nebahat Tokatli, Ömür Kızılgün, and Jinsook Erin Cho - The clothing industry in Istanbul in the era of globalization and fast fashion Diana Mitlin - Shelter finance in the age of neo-liberalism Yingling Fan, Asad Khattak, and Daniel Rodriguez - Household excess travel and neighbourhood characteristics : Associations and trade-offs Enda Murphy and James E. Killen - Commuting economy : An alternative approach for assessing regional community efficiency Timo M. Kauppinen, Matti Kortteinen and Mari Vaattovaara - Unemployment during a recession and later earnings : Does the neighbourhood unemployment rate modify the association? Book reviews
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: SAGE
date: May 2011
format: 1075 - 1303
type: Revue

Xi'an, une capitale ancienne, au carrefour de l'Orient et de l'Occident
subject: Xi'an, Chine, histoire urbaine, patrimoine, Zhang Chunhong
description: Présentation par l'éditeur : Xi'an (Chang'an), ancienne capitale impériale de la Chine et point de départ de l'une des routes de la soie, fut, avant les Tang et sous leur dynastie, un éminent lieu de rencontre culturelle entre l’Orient et l’Occident, grâce à de prestigieuses Écoles de traduction représentatives du génie local. Confucianistes, taoïstes, bouddhistes venus de l’Inde ou du pays tokharien et chrétiens originaires de la Perse et parlant le syriaque et le grec y collaborèrent en parfaite harmonie. Là s’épanouirent des hommes au destin extraordinaire, comme le moine Adam, devenu Jingjing. Xi’an, qui avait su réserver un si fécond accueil aux porteurs de doctrines de sagesse arrivés de l’Ouest dans ses murs, manifesta durablement son profond rayonnement sur la Chine entière et sur toute l’Asie (Corée, Japon etc.). Par ailleurs, ses trésors archéologiques suscitent aujourd’hui la curiosité et l’admiration du monde entier. Sommaire du HS n°3 de Tôzai : Préface Introduction Chapitre 1. Xi'an et l'histoire de la Chine Chapitre 2. La route de la soie Chapitre 3. L'aventure bouddhique Chapitre 4. Le christianisme "nestorien" Chapitre 5. Une intégration réussie Chapitre 6. Missionnaires et convertis Chapitre 7. L'archéologie en question Conclusion
creator: Chunhong Zhang
publisher: Presses universitaires de Limoges
date: 13 avril 2011
format: 185
type: Revue

Usages populaires de l'espace
subject: espace public, espace privé, usages populaires, gentrification, rue, logement, écoquartier, Sauvadet Thomas, Bacqué Marie-Hélène
description: Présentation par l'éditeur : Ce numéro est consacré aux manières populaires d'occuper et d'utiliser l'espace, qu'il soit public ou privé, dans différents contextes spatiaux, culturels, temporels. Les articles décrivent des espaces traditionnellement populaires dont certains ont comme point commun d'avoir éveillé la convoitise des classes supérieures (quartiers centraux en cours de gentrification, espaces naturels spectaculaires). Ils éclairent différentes formes de dépossession des milieux populaires, ainsi que la persistance de certains usages populaires de l'espace qui témoignent de capacités d'adaptation et d'opposition. Sommaire du n° 144-145 d'Espaces et sociétés : I. Usages populaires de l'espace Thomas Sauvadet et Marie-Hélène Bacqué Editorial. Les pratiques populaires de l'espace Manuel Charpy L'apprentissage du vide. Commerces populaires et espace public à Paris dans la première moitié du xixe siècle Matthieu Giroud Usages des espaces rénovés et continuités populaires en centre ancien Anne Clerval L'occupation populaire de la rue : un frein à la gentrification ? L'exemple de Paris intra-muros Frédérique Chlous-Ducharme et Philippe Lacombe Pêches populaires et gestion des espaces maritimes Cécile Cuny Les usages populaires du logement dans un grand ensemble de Berlin-Est Abdoulaye Gaye De l'espace dancehall comme refuge cathartique à la Jamaïque II. Hors dossier Josette Debroux Stratégies résidentielles et position sociale : l'exemple des localisations périurbaines Sofian Beldjerd "Faire le beau chez soi" : la part du corps dans l'aménagement et la décoration des espaces du quotidien Thomas Beaubreuil Le "spatialisme" du dernier Halbwachs Valérie Deldrève Préservation de l'environnement littoral et inégalités écologiques L'exemple du Touquet-Paris-Plage Controverses Stéphane Nahrath Les écoquartiers : un laboratoire pour la "ville durable" ? Antonio Da Cunha Les écoquartiers, un laboratoire pour la ville durable : entre modernisations écologiques et justice …
creator: NC
publisher: Erès
date: 5 mai 2011
format: 288
type: Revue

Planning perspectives (Vol. 26, No. 2)
subject: , aménagement urbain, histoire de l'urbanisme, histoire urbaine, renouvellement urbain, mutation urbaine, reconstruction, développement urbain
description: Abstract from the publisher : Planning Perspectives is an international peer-reviewed journal of history, planning and the built environment, publishing historical and prospective articles on aspects of city development anywhere in the world. Subjects covered link the interest of those working in architecture and planning; economic, social and political history; historical geography and historical sociology with those in the applied fields of public health, housing, environmental heritage and conservation, architecture and planning. Papers linking these topics to city development from within a historical framework are encouraged. Contents : Vima Hastaoglou-Martinidis - Urban aesthetics and national identity : The refashioning of Eastern Mediterranean cities between 1900 and 1940 Anne Brownley Raines - Wandel durch (industrie) kultur : Conservation and renewal in the Ruhrgebiet Paul Waley - From modernist to market urbanism : The transformation of New Belgrade David Adams - Everyday experiences of the modern city : Remembering the post-war reconstruction of Birmingham Renato Leão Rego - A tropical enterprise : British planning ideas in a private settlement in Brazil Tal Alon-Mozes - Rural ethos and urban development : The emergence of the first Hebrew town in modern Palestine Maria Helena Ribeiro dos Santos; Ferran Sagarra i Trias - Trading properties after the earthquake : The rebuilding of eighteenth-century Lisbon Alan Hutchings - Garden suburbs in Latin America : A new field of international research? Book reviews
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Routledge
date: 2011
format: 153 - 345
type: Revue

Nantes et Saint-Nazaire, des villes créatives ?
subject: ville créative, Nantes, Saint-Nazaire
description: Extrait de l'édito : Attention ! Ce numéro n’est pas une recension de ce qui se fait de plus novateur, de plus « créatif » à Nantes et à Saint-Nazaire dans le domaine de l’art et de la culture. On n’y parle pas du romancier Pierre Michon, du vidéaste Pierrick Sorin ou du peintre Philippe Cognée. On ne s’y attarde pas non plus sur quelques initiatives marquantes de ces dernières années : le LIFE dans l’ancienne base sous-marine, Estuaire ou La Folle Journée… Non, notre dossier consacré aux villes créatives est un questionnement de cette notion venue du monde anglo-saxon. Quelle est sa validité ? Dans quelle mesure s’applique-t-elle à Nantes et à Saint-Nazaire ? Quelles réserves et quelles précautions doit-elle susciter ? Sommaire : • Des Allumées au Quartier de la création - Thierry Guidet • Bilbao, Angoulême, Nantes : autant de modèles que de villes - Solène Chesnel • ECCE : la leçon européenne - Yannick Guin • "Pas de murailles autour du Quartier de la création" - Jean-Luc Charles • Du bon usage de la ville créative - Elsa Vivant • Oui, mais la créativité est enfant de bohème… - Luc Douillard • Du prolétariat au poétariat ? - Jean-Claude Pinson • Halles Alstom : les bienfaits de la proximité - Sandrine Émin • Comment mesurer la valeur vaporeuse de la culture ? - Dominique Sagot-Duvauroux • Nous sommes tous des créatifs ! - Danielle Pailler et Caroline Urbain
publisher: Place Publique
date: Mai 2011
type: Revue

Pour sortir de la crise du logement
subject: logement, logement social, crise du logement, droit au logement, accès au logement, squat, politique du logement, économie, mixité sociale, mobilité résidentielle, ségrégation résidentielle
description: Présentation par l'éditeur : Toutes les études d’opinion montrent que le logement est au cœur des préoccupations des Français. C’est une rupture historique majeure : traditionnellement, le problème du logement ne se posait que pour les ménages pauvres. Au sortir de la deuxième guerre mondiale, les logements étaient certes globalement de mauvaise qualité, mais les loyers pesaient moins que le tabac dans le budget du Français moyen ! Aujourd’hui, même de très gros revenus du travail ne suffisent pas à acheter un appartement à Paris : pour être propriétaire, mieux vaut hériter. Comme dans le même temps les problèmes de logement des ménages précaires demeurent, que la ségrégation s’accroît, et que l’expansion périurbaine se heurte aux contraintes du développement durable, tous les ingrédients sont réunis pour qu’on puisse parler de crise du logement. Sommaire : Première partie : Les crises du logement Jacques Friggit - Quelles perspectives pour le prix des logements après son envolée ? Brice Fabre - Le poids du logement dans le budget des ménages François Geerolf - Une économie des bulles immobilières Xavier Desjardins - Une lecture territoriale de la crise du logement en Ile-de-France Sandra Pellet - Logement et vieillissement René Ballain - Quelles perspectives pour les personnes privees de logement ? Sonia Baudry et Laure Weymuller - Le droit au logement opposable, un droit effectif ? Interview Florence Bouillon - Le squat Deuxième partie : Les politiques de la demande dans une impasse Sandra Desmettre - Locataires et propriétaires en France et en Europe : portrait statistique Gabrielle Fack - Les aides personnelles au logement sont-elles efficaces ? Thomas Ernoult - L'effort des collectivites publiques en faveur du logement Interview François Ortalo-Magné - Crédit immobilier : quels enseignements tirer de la crise des subprime ? Sonia Baudry - Le mythe d'une societé de propriétaires en France et aux Etats-unis Clément Schaff - Faut-il encourager l'accession à la pro…
creator: NC
publisher: La Découverte
date: Mai 2011
format: 288
type: Revue

Espaces chinois urbains et culturels
subject: Chine, forme urbaine, culture, patrimoine, développement durable, Douady Clément-Noël
description: Présentation par l'éditeur : Au-delà de leur forme urbaine et de leur dynamisme, les villes de Chine sont aussi une expression de la culture chinoise et de ses rapports à l'Occident. La mobilisation du patrimoine, avec la place des minorités ouvre un autre regard sur ce rapport entre la ville et la culture. L'enseignement des langues chinoise et française illustre à ce dialogue culturel entre la Chine et nous. Enfin le taoïsme fait écho à certains aspects de la culture française, et peut devenir une source pour le développement durable.
publisher: L'Harmattan
date: Mai 2011
format: 342
type: Revue

Urban studies (Vol. 48, No. 8)
subject: , économie, gentrification, immigration, logement, ségrégation urbaine, immobilier, aménagement de l'espace, sans-domicile
description: Abstract from the publisher : Urban Studies deals with every kind of urban and regional problem that is susceptible to social science or other relevant analysis. These range from such problems as urban housing, employment, race, politics and crime, to problems of regional investment and transport. Although most articles published deal with problems located in the advanced industrial societies of Europe and the Americas, important articles dealing with these problems in Asia, the Third World and in Eastern Europe are also published regularly. Contents : Tony Champion and Alan Townsend - The fluctuating record of economic regeneration in England's second-order city-regions, 1984-2007 Geoffrey De Vertueil - Evidence of gentrification-induced displacement among social services in London and Los Angeles Edward Goetz - Gentrification in black and white : The racial impact of public housing demolition in American cities Eric Fong and Jing Shen - Explaining ethnic enclave, ethnic entrepreneurial and employment niches : A case study of Chinese in Canadian immigrant gateway cities Marjolein Blaauboer - The impact of childhood experiences and family members outside the household on residential environment choices Lia Karsten - Children's social capital in the segregated context of Amsterdam : An historical-geographical approach Tony Shun-Te Yeo, Colin Lizieri, Phillip McCann and Neil Crosby - Rental values in UK shopping malls Becky P. Y. Loo and Alice S. Y. Chow - Spatial restructuring to facilitate shorter commuting : An example of the relocation of Hong Kong International Airport Tuukka Saarimaa - Imputed rental income, taxation and income distribution in Finland Andrea L. Sparks, Neil Bania and Laura Leete - Comparative approaches to measuring food access in urban areas : The case of Portland, Oregon Darrin Hodgetts, Ottilie Stolte, Alan Radley, Chez Leggatt-Cook, Shiloh Groot and Kerry Chamberlain - 'Near and far' : Social distancing in domiciled characterisations of home…
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: SAGE
date: June 2011
format: 1539 - 1765
type: Revue

Spaces and flows : An international journal of urban and extraurban studies (Vol. 1, No. 1)
subject: , espace urbain, dynamiques urbaines, société urbaine
description: Contents : Newman, Lenore, Dale, Ann and Ling, Chris, Meeting on the Edge: Urban Spaces and the Diffusion of the Novel Dvorak, Anna, The Effects of American Tourism and Foreign Investment in Panama Jackson, Jonathan, The Global Gentrification of Nothing Barthelmeh, Mike, Journeys: An Interpretive Critique of the Christchurch Railway Station Rosen-Kremer, Osnat and Aravot, Iris, Cycling in the Virtureal Last, Nana, Fluidity: Space, Agency and Order Dunn, Nick, Infrastructural Urbanism: Ecologies and Technologies of Multi-layered Landscapes Gras-Velázquez, Adrián, Boystown: Representations of Queer Space in Recent Spanish Cinema Carvalho, Bruno, Palimpsests Remapped: Everyday Life in Retrospect Richardson, Tina, A Schizocartography of a Redbrick Johung, Jennifer, Take Two: Learning from Second Life Carless, Tonia, A New Visibility: The Productive Space of Drawing Sherbiny, Emad El, Users’ Behaviours and Activities Regarding Urban Spaces and the Designed Landscape Sun, Jiaming, Spatial Differentiation and Global Oriented Consumption: The Case of Shanghai Cartlidge, Nigel, Typologies of Urban Beach Precincts of the Gold Coast, Australia
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Spaces and Flows
date: 2011
format: 1 - 202
type: Revue

Les villes moyennes contre-attaquent
subject: urbanisme, aménagement, ville moyenne
description: Extrait de l'éditorial du dossier, par Antoine Loubière : Les villes moyennes ont besoin d’une politique d’aménagement du territoire qui les accompagne avec une ambition raisonnée et d’un dialogue serré avec les grands opérateurs comme la SNCF. Elles ont aussi besoin des éclairages que la recherche urbaine pourrait leur apporter, pour peu que celle-ci s’intéresse à elles, comme le préconise Christophe Demazière, organisateur du colloque de Tours. Décidément, les villes moyennes ont raison de contre-attaquer. Accédez au sommaire complet du numéro.
publisher: Urbanisme
date: Mai-Juin 2011
type: Revue

Cities : The international journal of urban policy and planning (Vol. 28, No. 4)
subject: , territoire, cadre de vie, économie, développement urbain, croissance urbaine, paysage urbain, Maringá , politique urbaine, aménagement urbain
description: Abstract from the publisher : Cities offers a comprehensive range of articles on all aspects of urban policy. It provides an international and interdisciplinary platform for the exchange of ideas and information between urban planners and policy makers from national and local government, non-government organizations, academia and consultancy. The primary aims of the journal are to analyse and assess past and present urban development and management as a reflection of effective, ineffective and non-existent planning policies; and the promotion of the implementation of appropriate urban policies in both the developed and the developing world. Contents : Takashi Tsukamoto - Devolution, new regionalism and economic revitalization in Japan : Emerging urban political economy and politics of scale in Osaka - Kansai Paul Higgins, Josep M. Campanera - (Sustainable) quality of life in English city locations Carl Grodach - Barriers to sustainable economic development : The Dallas-Fort Worth experience Menno van der Veen and Willem K. Korthals Altes - Urban development agreements : Do they meet guiding principles for a better deal? Mahdi Sabet Sarvestani, Ab. Latif Ibrahim, Pavlos Kanaroglou - Three decades of urban growth in the city of Shiraz, Iran : A remote sensing and geographic information systems application Sylvain Lefebvre and Romain Roult - Formula One's new urban economics Albert S. Fu - Contradictions in California's orientalist landscape : Architecture, history and Spanish-Colonial Revival Joseli Macedo - Maringá: A British Garden City in the tropics
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Elsevier
date: August 2011
format: 281 - 360
type: Revue

Journal of urban design (Vol. 16, No. 3)
subject: , métropole, marketing, santé, gated communities, espace public, urban design, conception des villes
description: Abstract from the publisher : The Journal of Urban Design is a scholarly international journal which advances theory, research and practice in urban design. There is a growing recognition of the need for urban design in shaping, managing and improving the quality of the urban environment. It is now considered one of the core knowledge components of planning education and practice and is equally important for architectural education and practice. Thus, increasing numbers of architects, planners, surveyors, landscape architects and other professions concerned with the quality of urban development are specialising in urban design. The Journal of Urban Design provides a new forum to bring together those contributing to this re-emerging discipline and enables researchers, scholars, practitioners and students to explore its many dimensions. The Journal publishes original articles in specialised areas such as urban aesthetics and townscape; urban structure and form; sustainable development; urban history, preservation and conservation; urban regeneration; local and regional identity; design control and guidance; property development; practice and implementation. Contents : Stephen M. Wheeler and Craig W. Beebe - The rise of the postmodern metropolis : Spatial evolution of the Sacramento metropolitan region Matthew W. Rofe and Luke Stein - Shedding new light on Adelaide? Intersections between urban design projects and city marketing Timothy Guy Townshend and Amelia A. Lake - Relationships between "Wellness Centre" use, the surrounding built environment and obesogenic behaviours, Sunderland, UK Fernando Luiz Lara - New (sub)urbanism and old inequalities in Brazilian gated communities Jason Pomeroy - Defining Singapore public space : From sanitization to corporatization Zena O'Connor - Façade colour and judgements about building size and congruity Stephen Owen, Jeff Bishop and Brendan O'Keeffe - Lost in translation? Some issues encountered in transferring village design state…
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Routledge
date: 2011
format: 307 - 431
type: Revue

Urbanity, fear and political action : Exploration of intersections. Emotion, space and society
subject: , urbanité, fear, peur, mouvement social, politique de la ville, sécurité, délinquance, Boudreau Julie-Anne
description: Extract from the Editorial by Jule-Anne Boudreau : The city has long been the target of fear : fear of crime, fear of strangers, fear of difference, fear of radicals and rioters, fear of pollution, fear of filth and disease. In the last decade, however, the city has become associated with fear in intensifying ways. Firstly, recalling the heydays of industrialization, the city is more than ever seen as vulnerable to attacks from terrorists, disease, technological failure or natural catastrophe. Secondly, the city is often imagined as the wellspring of terrorism, particularly in the slums of the Global South or in the non-white neighbourhoods of Paris, London, New York, and so on. These spaces are feared as a constant reminder of our failure to eliminate poverty, racism, and complexity. Thirdly indeed, the city is feared for its "uncontrollable" complexity, for its speed, density, energy... The articles of this themed issue therefore exmplre the consequences of renewed fear of and in the city for political mobilization. Contents : Julie-Anne Boudreau - Urbanity, fear, and political action : Explorations of intersections Julie-Anne Boudreau and Felipe de Alba - The figure of the hero in cinematographic and urban spaces : Fear and politics in Ciudad Juarez Riley Olstead - Gender, space and fear : A study of women's edgework Yves Pedrazzini and Godefroy Desrosiers-Lauzon - Asphalt bandits : Fear, insecurity, and uncertainty in the Latin American city Julien Rebotier - Politicizing fear of crime and insecurity in Caracas : The manufacturing of a fearful urban meta-narrative Lilian Mathieu - Neighbors' anxieties against prostitutes' fears : Ambivalence and repression in the policing of street prostitution in France
creator: NC
publisher: Elsevier
date: May 2011
format: 71 - 130
type: Revue

Cultural policies and creative cities : Some insights. City, culture and society (Vol. 2, No. 1)
subject: , culture urbaine, creative city, ville créative, voisinage, politique culturelle, citoyenneté, emploi, Colbert François
description: Extract from the introduction by François Colbert : The role culture and the arts will play in the social and intellectual shaping of cities in the 21st century is an interesting subject for research. The discourse of the artistic lobbies, if sometimes exaggerating the real impact culture can have on social transformation, has however the benefit to force reflexion and investigation of its real impact on society. This issue deals with a small part of that universe and the conversation must continue. Contents : François Colbert - Introduction : Cultural policies and creative cities : Some insights Lluís Bonet, François Colbert and André Courchesne - From creative nations to creative cities : An example of center-periphery dynamic in cultural policies Carole Rosenstein - Cultural development and city neighborhoods Marcelo Milano Falcão Vieira, Glauco da Costa Knopp and Marcus de Lontra Costa - Culture as educational intervention for change : The experience of the neighbourhood-school programme in the city of Nova Iguaçu, Brazil Ricard Huerta - City as a museum of letters Frank Cunningham - The virtues of urban citizenship Camille D. Ryan, Ben Liand and Cooper H. Langford - Innovative workers in relation to the city : The case of a natural resource-based centre (Calgary)
creator: NC
publisher: Elsevier
date: March 2011
format: 1 - 54
type: Revue

City and community (Vol. 10, No. 2)
subject: , environnement, gentrification, voisinage, gay, intégration, sociologie urbaine
description: Abstract from the publisher : City & Community (C&C) aims to advance urban sociological theory, promote the highest quality empirical research on communities and urban social life, and encourage sociological perspectives on urban policy. It welcomes contributions that employ quantitative and qualitative methods as well as comparative and historical approaches. The journal encourages manuscripts exploring the interface of global and local issues, locally embedded social interaction and community life, urban culture and the meaning of place, and sociological approaches to urban political economy. The journal also seeks articles on urban spatial arrangements, social impacts of local natural and built environments, urban and rural inequalities, virtual communities, and other topics germane to urban life and communities that will advance general sociological theory. Comments : Karen M. O'Neill, Thomas K. Rudel and Melanie H. McDermott - Why environmentally constrained towns choose growth controls Karen L. Heyslett and Melinda D. Kane - "Out" in Columbus : A geospatial analysis of the neighborhood-level distribution of gay and lesbian households Richard Cimino - Neighborhoods, niches, and networks : The religious ecology of gentrification Marcus L. Britton - Close together but worlds apart? Residential integreation and interethnic friendship in Houston Book reviews
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Wiley
date: June 2011
format: 111-214
type: Revue

City : Analysis of urban trends, culture, theory, policy, action (Vol. 15, No. 2)
subject: , banlieue, mondialisation, justice sociale, justice spatiale, droit à la ville, privatisation, culture urbaine, urbanité, Catterall Bob
description: Abstract from the publisher : City is a journal of provocative, cutting-edge and committed insights into, analysis of, and commentary on the contemporary urban world. We record and analyse 'the city', cities and their futures, and urbanization from multiple perspectives including: the information and digital revolutions, war and imperialism, neoliberalism and gentrification, environment and sustainability, resistance and social movements, regeneration, resurgence and revanchism, race, class and gender, multi-culturalism and post-colonialism. City combines an analysis of trends, culture, policy and action, and features both historical and theoretical work alongside detailed case studies, policy commentary and open debate. Contents : Bob Catterall - Editorial Caroline Knowles - Cities on the move : Navigating urban life David Kolb - Many centers : Suburban habitas Eduardo Mendieta - Medellín and Bogotá: The global cities of the other globalization Rachael Unsworth, Sue Ball, Irena Bauman, Paul Chatterton, Andrew Goldring, Katie Hill and Guy Julier - Building resilience and well-being in the margins within the city : Changing perceptions, making connections, realising potential, plugging resources leaks Colin McFarlane - Assemblage and critical urbanism Neil Brenner, David J. Madden and David Wachsmuth - Assemblage urbanism and the challenges of critical urban theory Maros Krivy, Eduardo Mendieta, Anna Richter and Bob Catterall - On 'the urbanism of nothing' Kurt Iveson - Social or spatial justice? Marcuse and Soja on the right to the city Edward W. Soja - Response to Kurt Iveson : 'Social or spatial justice? Marcuse and Soja on the right to the city' Anna Richter - Alternatives : Introduction Ulf Treger - City of creative privatisation : Fly posting and the public realm in Bremen Reviews : Jamison R. Miller - Arts and culture in urban redevelopment : It's not all bad Stuart Hodkinson - Can we really ride the urban tiger of global capitalism Daniel Makagon - Planning f…
creator: NC
publisher: Routledge
date: 2011
format: 133 - 284
type: Revue

Urban studies (Vol. 48, No. 9)
subject: , participation, gouvernance, espace urbain, transport, logement, collectivités locales, culture
description: Abstract from the publisher : Urban Studies deals with every kind of urban and regional problem that is susceptible to social science or other relevant analysis. These range from such problems as urban housing, employment, race, politics and crime, to problems of regional investment and transport. Although most articles published deal with problems located in the advanced industrial societies of Europe and the Americas, important articles dealing with these problems in Asia, the Third World and in Eastern Europe are also published regularly. Contents : Deborah Leslie and Norma M. Rantisi - Creativity and Place in the Evolution of a Cultural Industry: the Case of Cirque du Soleil Szymon Marcińczak and Iwona Sagan - The Socio-spatial Restructuring of Łódź, Poland Jana Temelová, Jakub Novák, Martin Ouředníček, and Petra Puldová - Housing Estates in the Czech Republic after Socialism: Various Trajectories and Inner Differentiation Stephen Greasley, Peter John, and Harold Wolman - Does Government Performance Matter? The Effects of Local Government on Urban Outcomes in England Patrick Wilson, Michael White, Neil Dunse, Chee Cheong, and Ralf Zurbruegg - Modelling Price Movements in Housing Micro Markets: Identifying Long-term Components in Local Housing Market Dynamics Tilak Abeysinghe and Jiaying Gu - Lifetime Income and Housing Affordability in Singapore Cynthia Chen, Don Varley, and Jason Chen - What Affects Transit Ridership? A Dynamic Analysis involving Multiple Factors, Lags and Asymmetric Behaviour José I. Castillo-Manzano and Antonio Sánchez-Braza - An Evaluation of the Establishment of a Taxi Flat Rate from City to Airport: The Case of Seville Prashan Ranasinghe - Public Disorder and its Relation to the Community–Civility–Consumption Triad: A Case Study on the Uses and Users of Contemporary Urban Public Space Antonio Postigo - Accounting for Outcomes in Participatory Urban Governance through State–Civil-society Synergies
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: SAGE
date: July 2011
format: 1771 - 1978
type: Revue

International journal of urban and regional research (Vol. 35, No. 4)
subject: , économie, développement urbain, gated communities, ville mondiale, world city, banlieue, espace urbain
description: Abstract from the distributor : A groundbreaking forum for intellectual debate, IJURR is at the forefront of urban and regional research. With a cutting edge approach to linking theoretical development and empirical research, and a consistent demand for quality, IJURR encompasses key material from an unparalleled range of critical, comparative and geographic perspectives. Embracing a multidisciplinary approach to the field, IJURR is essential reading for social scientists with a concern for the complex, changing roles and futures of cities and regions. Contents : David Wilson - Performative neoliberal-parasitic economies : The Chicago case André Sorensen - Uneven processes of institutional change : Path dependence, scale and the contested regulation of urban development in Japan Zoltán Cséfalvay - Gated communities for security or prestige? A public choice approach and the case of Budapest Sonia Hirt and Mina Petrović - The Belgrade wall : The proliferation of gated housing in the Serbian capital after socialism Gillad Rosen and Jill Grant - Reproducing difference : Gated communities in Canada and Israel Vanessa Parlette and Deborah Cowen - Dead malls : Suburban activism, local spaces, global logistics Cynthia Negrey, Jeffery L. Osgood and Frank Goetzke - One package at a time : The distributive world city Julie Cidell - Distribution centers among the rooftops : The global logistics network meets the suburban spatial imagery Kevin Ward, David Imbroscio, Deborah Martin, Clarence Stone, Robert Whelan, Faranak Miraftab and Allan Cochrane - Urban politics : An interdisciplinary dialogue Book reviews
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
date: July 2011
format: 691-887
type: Revue