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When a new documentation centre was created in 2005 following the merging of funds from the different laboratories within the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme de Tours, the question of transferring its documentary resources to an electronic format appeared essential.
 
An initial inventory of the documentary resources currently available via the internet revealed that they were so dispersed that it was extremely complicated to carry out searches in the field of the social sciences, and even more so for urban studies. It was thus decided to create an electronic resource centre on cities: Crévilles.org.

The first objective of this project was thus to facilitate searches at the intersection of the social sciences and urban studies by bringing together access to electronic documentary resources via an website which provides a whole range of search tools accessible online to everyone.
 
 
The second objective was to create an electronic library available via this site, using the resources of the MSH de Tours, in order to participate at our own level in the vast movement of buiding a universal digital library (and thus one with free access for all). This project was to be carried out in collaboration with other large projects of this type, and through association with all institutions interested in this issue, both to provide content and to create new co-operative documentary projects.
 
 
The intellectual and ergonomic construction of this electronic resource centre in the form of a website will take place in several stages, with a gradual integration of the tools for facilitating documentary research and of the resources specific to the MSH de Tours.

Crévilles.org is produced by the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme de Tours, an inter-departmental unit (UMS 1835) of the CNRS and Tours University.

Crévilles.org is designed, developed and maintained by Pascal Garret, Stéphane Loret, Marie-Christine Lyaet, Thomas Lallier, Joanna Greenland and Jean-Philippe Corbellini under the management of Sylvette Denèfle, head of the MSH de Tours.

 

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• Journal of urban history (Vol. 38, No. 2) le 2012-03-15 PDF Print E-mail
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Guest Editor
Matthew D. Lassiter
Type
Journal
Date
March 2012
Publisher
Pages
195-401
Price
£19 (print issue, individual user)
£116 (print issue, institutional user)
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Abstract from the publisher:
 
The editors of Journal of Urban History are receptive to varied methodologies and are concerned about the history of cities and urban societies in all periods of human history and in all geographical areas of the world. The editors seek material that is analytical or interpretive rather than purely descriptive, but special attention will be given to articles offering important new insights or interpretations; utilizing new research techniques or methodologies; comparing urban societies over space and/or time; evaluating the urban historiography of varied areas of the world; singling out the unexplored but promising dimensions of the urban past for future researchers.
 
Contents:
 
Special section: Schools and housing in metropolitan history. Guest editor: Matthew D. Lassiter
 
Matthew D. Lassiter - Schools and housing in metropolitan history: An introduction
Jack Dougherty - Shopping for schools: How public education and private housing shaped suburban Connecticut
Karen Benjamin - Suburbanizing Jim Crow: The impact of school policy on residential segregation in Raleigh
Ansley T. Erickson - Building inequality: The spatial organization of schooling in Nashville, Tennessee, after Brown
 
Articles:
Janine Gosseye - Leisure politics: The construction of social infrastructure and Flemish cultural identity in Belgium, 1950s to 1970s
David Soll - City, region, and in between: New York City's water supply and the insights of regional history
Robert W. Lewis - From the "phoenix of legends" to the "ultimate monument" of the times: Stadia, spectators, and urban development in postwar Paris
Jennifer S. Light - Building virtual cities, 1895-1945
 
Review essays:
Carola Hein - Spaces of identity in East European cities
Amy Mills - Urban space and social transformation in the Middle East
Williams Sites - Is this black music? Sounding out race and the city
Susanne Rau - Street life in Early Modern Europe: Urban form, representation, discourse, and perception
 

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