... England’s Summer of Disorder . London : The London School of Economics and Political Science and the Guardian . AGAINST the DAY Ben Trott Reading the 2011 Riots: England’s Urban Uprising— An Interview with Paul Lewis ​Shortly after the riots...

... , no. 1 : 44 – 51 . Rossi Ugo . 2020 . “ Fake Friends: The Illusionist Revision of Western Urbanology at the Time of Platform Capitalism .” Urban Studies 57 , no. 5 : 1105 – 17 . Schor Juliet B. Attwood-Charles William Cansoy Mehmet Ladegaard Isak Wengronowitz...

...Niels van Doorn; Eva Mos; Jelke Bosma In this article we examine the partnership as a heterogeneous boundary resource that enables platforms to generate dependencies, become locally embedded, and gain power in urban settings. Pushing back against narratives of platform-driven disruption, which tend...

...Naomi C. Hanakata; Filippo Bignami Many of the defining characteristics of the urban are shifting to virtual platforms. This process imbues all dimensions of urban life, from governance to politics and participation. During the global pandemic and the lockdown in many countries, this shift has...

...Gerald D. McKnight Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 The 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike and the FBI: A Case Study in Urban Surveillance Gerald D. McKnight On 11 February 1968, the eve of Lincoln s birthday, several hundred black sanitation workers proclaimed by a show of hands...

...Stanley K. Schultz Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 Temperance Reform in the Antebellum South: Social Control and Urban Order Stanley K. Schultz What? Temperance reform in the antebellum urban South? We all know that pre-Civil War southerners resisted national reform movements...

... the end of the peace process and the urban warfare that took place in the years 2015–16 requires a departure from both structuralist and liberal approaches. There is a need for agency-based analyses that take into account the strategic and organizational objectives of the movement, the divergence between...

...Maria Rosaria Marella Cities are quintessentially human and collective products. All urban space is the product of social cooperation. Therefore not just the “public” space but the metropolis as a whole must be considered as a commons. This assumption is not neutral from a legal point of view...

...E. E. Muntz Copyright © 1932 by Duke University Press 1932 AN INTERPRETATION OF URBAN ETHNOCENTRISM E. E. MUNTZ NOTHING characterizes this great age of ours more than the urbanization process which everywhere is going on round about us. And in the midst of this change we are dimly conscious...

...Raymond A. Mohl Toward an Urban Vision: Ideas and Institutions in Nineteenth-Century America . By Bender Thomas . Lexington : University Press of Kentucky , 1975 . Pp. x , 277 . $14.50 . Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 532 The South Atlantic Quarterly...

...Jack Tager Partners in Design: Chicago Architects, Entrepreneurs, and the Evolution of Urban Commercial Architecture Jack Tager The skyscraper, along with other modern artifacts such as the suspen­ sion bridge, the railroad station, the airplane, the automobile, the rocket, the transistor...

...Frank J. Huffman, Jr. Town and Country in the South, 1850-1880: A Comparison of Urban and Rural Social Structures Frank J. Huffman, Jr. Daniel R. Hundley in Social Relations in Our Southern States de­ scribes an encounter in 1857 with an old gentleman from New York. The New Yorker was making his...

...Raymond A. Mohl South Atlantic Urban Studies, Volume 1 . Edited by Censer Jack R. Steinert N. Steven McCandless Amy M. . Columbia : University of South Carolina Press , 1977 . Pp. ix , 299 . $14.95 . Copyright © 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 264 The South...

...Bayrd Still The Shaping of Urban Society: A History of City Forms and Functions . By Roebuck Janet . New York : Charles Scribner’s Sons , 1974 . Pp. 256 . $8.95 . Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 140 The South Atlantic Quarterly poems of Frost. The afterword...

...Charles Garofalo The Atlanta Spirit: A Study in Urban Ideology Charles Garofalo Our greatness . . . lies not alone in punchful prosperity but equally in that public spirit, that forward-looking idealism and brotherhood, which has marked Zenith ever since its foundation by the Fathers...

...AbdouMaliq Simone There has been much consideration of the ways in which urbanization exceeds the city form—particularly in its peripheries and hinterlands. Extended urbanization conventionally refers to the multifaceted processes through which urbanization articulates different logics...

...Josef W. Konvitz Copyright © 1987 by Duke University Press 1987 Gastronomy and Urbanization Josef W. Konvitz Rabelais frequently used references to food as metaphors to describe the pleasure of acquiring knowledge. In the sixteenth century, food was con­ sidered an appropriate subject of high...

...James L. Machor Copyright © 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 Urbanization and the Western Garden: Synthesizing City and Country in Antebellum America James L. Machor Although the belief in American distinctiveness had been developing since the age of settlement in the seventeenth century...

...Keith L. Bryant, Jr. Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 The Railway Station as a Symbol of Urbanization in the South, 1890-1920 Keith L. Bryant, Jr. By the end of the nineteenth century, physical monuments sym­ bolized urban maturity in the United States. Cities were judged...

...Raymond Gavins Copyright © 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 Urbanization and Segregation: Black Leadership Patterns in Richmond, Virginia, 1900-1920 Raymond Gavins From the turn of the twentieth century through World War I and after, when currents of change intensified race relations...