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List of Figures | |
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About the Authors | |
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Foreword: the Athenian symptom | |
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Foreword: the nine lives of neoliberalism | |
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Foreword: politics between the lines | |
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Introduction | |
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Globalization and the urban experience | |
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The triad of urban politics | |
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Overview of the book's structure | |
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Politics as Representation | |
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Urban Development and the Politics of Representation | |
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Introduction: towards a political economy of representation | |
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Governing the image of the city | |
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From Fordism to post-Fordism: reinventing cities in a context of economic transition | |
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Postmodernizing the capitalist city | |
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Celebrating the global city | |
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The environmentalization of the urban experience | |
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Concluding reflections: the Eurocentrism of urban scholarship | |
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Making Culture Work: The Rise of the Creative City | |
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Introduction: urban development in a knowledge-based capitalism | |
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Creative cities: economies of diversity and discursive strategies in North America | |
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Governmentalizing the cultural city in Europe and Asia | |
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Conclusion: culture beyond representation | |
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Politics as Government | |
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Urban Neoliberalism: Ascent and Crisis | |
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Introduction: the irresistible rise of neoliberalism | |
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At the origins of neoliberalism: the urban question in the 1970s | |
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The 'new urban politics' | |
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The practice of urban neoliberalism | |
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Neoliberalizing urban economic spaces | |
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The expected unforeseen: the housing bubble and the global recession | |
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Urban Geopolitics: Legitimate Violence, Terrorism, Urbicide | |
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Introduction: the governmentalization of the urban experience | |
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The politics of fear | |
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From fear to communitarian self-defence | |
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The use of force as a threat: terrorism, urban marginality and the politics of pre-emption | |
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Cities at war/the war against cities | |
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Conclusions: the visible and the invisible in urban geopolitics | |
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Politics as Contestation | |
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Urban Justice: Struggles and Movements | |
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Introduction: the ethical turn in democratic politics | |
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Social justice in question: equality, recognition, domination | |
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Rights to the city | |
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Justice movements: limits and potentialities | |
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Justice, globalization and the environment | |
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Conclusion: the encounter between institutionalist and Marxist perspectives | |
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Urban Citizenship: Insurgencies and Recognition | |
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Introduction: the crisis of national citizenship | |
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The promises of urban citizenship | |
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The globalization of migration and the multiple geographies of belonging | |
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Dissidence or normalization: the quandaries of sexual citizenship | |
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Conclusion: the 'common place' of citizenship | |
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Conclusion: Beyond Post-neoliberal Melancholia | |
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Glossary | |
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References | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Index | |