Urban studies (Vol. 48, No. 13)
subject: ville post-socialiste, post-socialist city, violence urbaine, analyse spatiale, réseaux, world city, ville mondiale, lien social, infrastructures, économie, développement urbain, étalement urbain, logement, changement climatique
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: Stefan Bouzarovski, Joseph Salukvadze, and Michael Gentile - A Socially Resilient Urban Transition? The Contested Landscapes of Apartment Building Extensions in Two Post-communist Cities Cynthia Lum - Violence, Drug Markets and Racial Composition: Challenging Stereotypes through Spatial Analysis Zachary Neal - Differentiating Centrality and Power in the World City Network Wouter Jacobs, Hans Koster, and Peter Hall - The Location and Global Network Structure of Maritime Advanced Producer Services Laia Bécares, Mai Stafford, James Laurence, and James Nazroo - Composition, Concentration and Deprivation: Exploring their Association with Social Cohesion among Different Ethnic Groups in the UK Costanzo Ranci - Competitiveness and Social Cohesion in Western European Cities Takuya Urakami and David Parker - The Effects of Consolidation amongst Japanese Water Utilities: A Hedonic Cost Function Analysis Bernardo Alves Furtado - Neighbourhoods in Urban Economics: Incorporating Cognitively Perceived Urban Space in Economic Models Nihad Bunar - Urban Development, Governance and Education: The Implementation of an Area-based Development Initiative in Sweden Alain Pirotte and Jean-Loup Madre - Determinants of Urban Sprawl in France: An Analysis Using a Hierarchical Bayes Approach on Panel Data Steven C. Bourassa and Chien-Wen Peng - Why Is Taiwan’s Homeownership Rate So High? Vanesa Castán Broto - Review Essay: Climate Change and Sust…
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: SAGE
date: October 2011
format: 2689 - 2925
type: Revue

City and society (Vol. 23, No. S1)
subject: , anthropologie, religion, mobilité, rue, espace urbain, États-Unis, United States, Palestine, South Africa, Afrique du Sud, Bangkok, Kuppinger Petra
description: From the Editor's Note by Petra Kuppinger: I am pleased to present the material evidence of City & Society's long-awaited transition to a tri-annual publication. This issue, 23(S1), is published as a supplement to our regular two annual issues but departs in no way from our regular issues other than the “odd” naming. City & Society 23(S1) includes four articles which cover places spread across the globe (USA, Palestine, South Africa and Thailand) and touch a broad specter of topics (urban religion and gentrification; political and spatial closures; kinship among street youth; space and status). Contents: Petra Kuppinger - Editor's note James S. Bielo - City of man, city of God: The re-urbanization of American Evangelicals Livia Wick - The practice of waiting under closure in Palestine Emily Margaretten - Standing (k)in: Street youth and street relatedness in South Africa Sophorntavy Vorng - Bangkok's two centers: Status, space, and consumption in a millennial Southeast Asian city Petra Kuppinger is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Monmouth College.
creator: NC
publisher: American Anthropological Association
date: September 2011
format: 1-85
type: Revue

Urban studies (Vol. 48, No. 14)
subject: , mondialisation, ville globale, global city, infrastructures, économie, industrie, industry, diversité, diversity, culture urbaine, logement, ségrégation résidentielle
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: Eric Ross - Globalising Touba: Expatriate disciples in the world city network Michele Acuto - Finding the global city: An analytical journay through the 'invisible college' De Wang, Li Zhang, Zhao Zhang and Simon Xiaobin Zhao - Urban infrastructure financing in reform-era China George C. S. Lin, Cassandra C. Wang, Yu Zhou, Yifei Sun and Yehua Dennis Wei - Placing technological innovation in globalising China: Production linkage, knowledge exchange and innovative performance of the ICT industry in a developing economy Tsu Lung Chou, Chia-Ho Ching, Shu-min Fan and Jung-Ying Chang - Global linkages, the Chinese high-tech community and industrial cluster development: The semiconductor industry in Wuxi, Jingsu Sarah Williams and Elizabeth Currid-Halkett - The emergence of Los Angeles as a fashion hub: A comparative spatial analysis of the New York and Los Angeles fashion industries Francis Leo Collins and Wardlow Friesen - Making the most of diversity? The intercultural city project and a rescaled version of diversity in Auckland, New Zealand Erling Holden and Kristen Linnerud - Troublesome leisure travel: The contradictions of three sustainable transport policies Geoffrey Meen and Christian Nygaard - Local housing supply and the impact of history and geography David Manley and Maarten van Ham - Choice-based letting, ethnicity and segregation in England Book reviews
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: SAGE
date: November 2011
format: 2929-3153
type: Revue

Journal of urban affairs (Vol. 33, No. 4)
subject: , logement, logement social, ségrégation résidentielle, collectivités locales, migration urbaine, politique de la ville
description: Abstract from the publisher: Focusing on urban research and policy analysis, the Journal of Urban Affairs is among the most widely cited journals in the field. Published for the Urban Affairs Association, the journal offers multidisciplinary perspectives and explores issues of relevance to both scholars and practitioners, including: • Theoretical, conceptual, or methodological approaches to metropolitan and community problems • Empirical research that advances the understanding of society • Strategies for social change in the urban milieu • Innovative urban policies and programs • Issues of current interest to those who work in the field and those who study the urban and regional environment Contents: Rachel Garshick Kleit and Martha Galvez - The location choices of public housing residents displaced by redevelopment: Market constraints, personal preferences, or social information? John Iceland, Pablo Mateos and Gregory Sharp - Ethnic residential segregation by nativity in Great Britain and the United States Andrew D. McNitt - Big city mayors: Political specialization and business domination in the 19th and 20th centuries Lei Ding, Roberto G. Quercia, Carolina K. Reid and Alan M. White - State antipredatory lending laws and neighborhood foreclosure rates Ingrid Nielsen and Russell Smyth - The contact hypothesis in urban china: The perspective of minority-status migrant workers Book reviews
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Wiley
date: October 2011
format: 375-490
type: Revue

Mémoires de quartiers
subject: mémoire, migration, immigration, quartier populaire, Teulières Laure, Amar Marianne
description: Présentation par l'éditeur : Dans ce numéro, la revue Diasporas explore la question des mémoires urbaines. L’approche par la ville fait écho au changement d’échelle des usages du passé, constaté depuis le tournant des années 1980 : le national s’est trouvé progressivement banalisé, concurrencé à la fois par les approches locales et, à l’autre extrémité, supranationales. Pour les migrations, la ville apparaît comme un des observatoires les plus pertinents. Comment les mémoires de migrations contribuent-elles à la formation de mémoires de quartier ? Quelle place tient, dans cette saisie des souvenirs, l’expérience de la mobilité ? La question se pose à la fois pour des quartiers industriels et pour ceux d’habitat, qu’ils aient marqué l’histoire des immigrations dans la ville ou qu’ils concentrent aujourd’hui des boutiques et des activités "ethniques".
creator: Laure Teulières et Marianne Amar, (dir.)
publisher: Presses Universitaires du Mirail
date: 29 septembre 2011
format: 190
type: Revue

Questions à la politique de la ville
subject: , politique de la ville, quartier populaire, zone urbaine sensible, urbanisme
description: Extrait de l'éditorial d'Adil Jazouil et Antoine Loubière : La politique de la Ville a juste trente ans, si on retient comme date de naissance la création de la commission Dubedout à l’automne 1981. Quant à l’administration qui la porte, elle a changé d’appellation en 2009 après plus de vingt ans d’existence : la Délégation interministérielle à la ville (DIV) devenant Secrétariat général du Comité interministériel des villes (CIV). Vingt ou trente ans (ou un peu plus si l’on fait commencer la démarche avec les opérations Habitat et Vie Sociale lancées en 1977), c’est court à l’échelle de l’histoire des politiques publiques. Et pourtant, rarement politique aura suscité sur une durée aussi limitée autant d’espoirs, d’attentes diverses, de controverses, de critiques et de malentendus de toutes sortes. La politique de la Ville concentre en effet toutes les passions françaises, les modernes et celles qui le sont moins : lutte contre les nouvelles formes d’exclusion sociale et de ségrégation spatiale, mise en avant des principes de traitement égalitaire de tous les territoires et de solidarité territoriale, défense d’un rôle de l’État comme garant des solidarités, confiance dans la capacité des acteurs locaux à travailler ensemble et à inventer les solutions adaptées. Accéder au sommaie complet du numéro.
publisher: Urbanisme
date: Septembre-octobre 2011
type: Revue

Journal of urban history (Vol. 37, No. 6)
subject: religion, urbanisation, histoire urbaine, géographie urbaine, aménagement urbain, délinquance, mouvement social, Hitzer Bettina, Schlör Joachim
creator: NC
publisher: SAGE
date: November 2011
format: 819-1025
type: Revue

The creative power of cities: City, culture and society (Vol 2, No. 3)
subject: creative city, ville créative, creativity, créativité, culture urbaine, art, développement urbain, renouvellement urbain, économie, Bandarin Francesco
description: Extract from the Editorial, 'The creative power of cities', by Francesco Bandarin: It is expected that by the middle of the present century, 70 percent of the world's population will be urban. Beyond the demographic growth in sheer numbers, cities are becoming increasingly important partners in socio-economic and cultural development as well as front line agents in meeting the expectations of national development. However, the complex urbanization process, which has many consequences for our societies at the social, economic, environmental and cultural levels, is also bringing about vital global challenges of the present and the future. It is in response to these local and global urban challenges that the concept and movement of so-called "creative cities" and "network of creative cities" were born. The global movement of creative city networks is in line with raising awareness of the role culture and creativity plays in urban development and urban renewal. It also acknowledges the increasing importance of cooperation at the local level between the public and private sectors and civil societies, which allows for decision-makers and communities to work together. Indeed, the UNESCO Creative Cities Network was launched in 2004 in order to address these concerns and to join forces that can apply resources to promote cultural diversity and generate creative solutions for the development of cities. Contents: Francesco Bandarin - The creative power of cities Andy C. Pratt - The cultural contradictions of the creative city Sharon Zukin and Laura Braslow - The life cycle of New York's creative districts: Reflections on the unanticipated consequences of unplanned cultural zones Won Bae Kim - The viability of cultural districts in Seoul Patrick Cohendet, David Grandadam and Laurent Simon - Rethinking urban creativity: Lessons from Barcelona and Montreal Luciana Lazzeretti, Francesco Capone and Tommaso Cinti - Open innovation in city of art: The case of laser technologies for c…
creator: NC
publisher: Elsevier
date: September 2011
format: 121-176
type: Revue

International journal of urban and regional research (Vol. 35, No. 6)
subject: , logement social, patrimoine urbain, territoire, gouvernance, forme urbaine, déplacements, économie, exclusion, créativité, creativity, paysage urbain, mondialisation
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: Dilek Özdemir - The role of the public sector in the provision of housing supply in Turkey, 1950-2009 Xiaobo Su - Heritage production and urban locational policy in Lijiang, China Régis Guillaume and David Doloreux - Production systems and innovation in 'satellite' regions: Lessons from a comparison between Mechanic Valley (France) and Beauce (Québec) Kathy Pain - 'New worlds' for 'old'? Twenty-first-century gateways and corridors: Reflections on a European spatial perspective Hubert Heinelt and Karsten Zimmermann - 'How can we explain diversity in metropolitan governance within a country?' Some reflections on recent developments in Germany Ali Modarres - Polycentricity, commuting pattern, urban form: The case of Southern California Pasquale de Muro, Salvatore Monni and Pasquale Tridico - Knowledge-based economy and social exclusion: Shadow and light in the Roman socio-economic model Gordon Waitt and Andrew Gorman-Murray - Journeys and returns: Home, life narratives and remapping sexuality in a regional city Nebahat Tokatli - Creative individuals, creative places: Marc Jacobs, New York and Paris Antonio Garcia Garcia and Buenaventura Delgado Bujalance - From city to metapolis: Making and unmaking landscapes in Andalusia M. R. Narayana - Globalization and urban economic growth: Evidence for Bangalore, India
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
date: November 2011
format: 1099-1301
type: Revue

Security and surveillance at sport mega events: Urban Studies (Vol. 48, No. 15)
subject: sport, events, événements, sécurité, surveillance, gouvernance, Giulianotti Richard, Klauser Francisco
description: Abstract from the publisher: A peer-reviewed jornal, Urban Studies provides an international forum of social and economic contributions to the fields of urban and regional planning. Since then, the journal has expanded to encompass the increasing range of disciplines and approaches that have been brought to bear on urban and regional problems. Contents: Richard Giulianotti and Francisco Klauser - Introduction: Security and surveillance at sport mega events Part 1. Local, national and international contexts and driving-forces in mega event security Gary Armstrong, Dick Hobbs, and Iain Lindsay - Calling the shots: The pre-2012 London Olympic contest Philip Boyle and Kevin D. Haggerty - Civil cities and urban governance: Regulating disorder for the Vancouver Winter Olympics Francisco Klauser - The exemplification of 'fan zones': Mediating mechanism in the reproduction of best practices for security and branding at Euro 2008 Scarlett Cornelissen - Mega event securitisation in a Third World setting: Glocal processes and ramifications during the 2010 FIFA World Cup David Murakami Wood and Kiyoshi Abe - The aesthetics of control: Mega events and transformations in Japanese urban order Part 2. Stadium security, sport transformation and the city Tracy Taylor and Kristine Toohey - Ensuring safety at Australian sport events precincts: Creating securitised, sanitised and stifling spaces? Kimberley S. Schimmel - From 'violence-complacent' to 'terrorist-ready': Post-9/11 framing of the US Super Bowl Richard Giulanotti - Sport mega events, urban football carnivals and securitised commodification: The case of the English Premier League Part 3. Security technologies and event cities Jon Coaffee, Pete Fussey, and Cerwyn Moore - Laminated security for London 2012: Enhancing security infrastructures to defend mega sporting events Volker Eick - Lack of legacy? Shadows of surveillance after the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany Minas Samatas - Surveillance in Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008: A…
creator: NC
publisher: SAGE
date: November 2011
format: 3157 - 3366
type: Revue

Planning perspectives (Vol. 26, No. 4)
subject: , aménagement urbain, histoire de l'urbanisme, mega events, événement, exposition, exhibition, mutation urbaine, projet urbain
description: Abstract from the publisher: Planning Perspectives is an international peer-reviewed journal of history, planning and the built environment. It is affiliated to the International Planning History Society, an interdisciplinary organisation that promotes the study of urban planning history across the globe. Planning Perspectives offers a forum for scholars working in a wide range of disciplines interested in an historical approach to cities, places and people and for discussions between academics and practitioners on the history of urban planning. Contents: Hassan Radoine - Planning paradigm in the madina: Order in randomness Lucy E. Hewitt - Towards a greater urban geography: Regional planning and associational networks in London during the early twentieth century Deanna H. Schmidt - Urban triage: Saving the savable neighbourhoods in Milwaukee Patrizia Capolino - Tirana: A capital city transformed by the Italians IPHS feature issue on 'mega events': Gaia Caramellino, Alessandro De Magistris and Federico Deambrosis - Reconceptualizing mega events and urban transformations in the twentieth century Cânâ Bilsel and Halûk Zelef - Mega events in Istanbul from Henri Prost's master plan of 1937 to the twenty-first-century Olympic bids Andrea Yuri Flores Urushima - The 1970 Osaka Expo: Local planners, national planning processes and mega events Rika Devos - Expo 58: The catalyst for Belgium's Welfare State Government complex? 15th IPHS conference Book reviews Book notes
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Taylor and Francis
date: 2011
format: 527-683
type: Revue

China's urban turn. Urban History (Vol. 38, No. 3)
subject: China, Chine, histoire urbaine, urbanisation, urbanité
description: From the Introduction by Jeffrey Wasserstrom: This special issue of Urban History, which brings together a set of six case-studies of Chinese cities, all with a focus on the Republican era (1912–49), has different things to offer discrete sets of scholars. For example, to specialists in urban history who have only a passing interest in Chinese themes, the three works by scholars based in the People's Republic of China (PRC) offer a rare glimpse into the way that cities are studied in what remains (though not for long, if trends in India continue) the world's most populous country. The editors of Urban History are to be commended for making these articles, all of which were originally written in Chinese, available to Anglophone readers. When read beside other recent translations of pieces on cities by PRC-based authors in varied fields, such as the city-focused writings of cultural critic Xu Jilin and the journalist and oral historian Dai Qing that have appeared in the lively online journal China Heritage Quarterly, they give a sense of some of the main contours in contemporary Chinese discussions of and debates about the country's modern urban past. Contents: Jeffrey Wasserstrom - Introduction Christian A. Hess - From colonial port to socialist metropolis: Imperialist legacies and the making of 'New Dalian' Liu Haiyan - Water supply and the reconstruction of urban space in early twentieth-century Tianjin Peter J. Carroll - The place of prostitution in early twentieth-century Suzhou Toby Lincoln - Fleeing from firestorms: Government, cities, native place associations and refugees in the Anti-Japanese War of Resistance Xu Tao - Bicycle trade organizations in modern Shanghai Xiong Yuezhi - From racecourse to People's Park and People's Square: Historical transformation and symbolic significance Book reviews Bibliography of urban history 2011 Index of towns
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Cambridge Journals
date: December 2011
format: 366-547
type: Revue

Quand les villes de l'Ouest passaient à gauche
subject: politique, élection, socialisme, villes d'l'Ouest
description: Présentation par l'éditeur : En 1977, presque toutes les grandes villes de l’Ouest basculent à gauche et y sont le plus souvent demeurées. Comment expliquer ce séisme politique et le nouveau paysage qu’il a créé ? Élus et historiens, politologues, économistes, sociologues confrontent leur vision des choses lors d’un colloque et dans ce numéro. Sommaire du dossier : Histoire • Pourquoi une telle poussée de la gauche dans la France de l’Ouest ? • La révolution des réseaux socialistes • Cinq itinéraires d’élus • La place des catholiques dans la conquête de Brest • Les chrétiens de gauche ont disparu • Edmond Hervé : "Notre représentativité était indiscutable" • Alain Chénard : "Nous savions surtout ce qu’il ne fallait pas faire" Débat • Une éclaircie urbaine à l’Ouest ? • Culture : le clivage ne passe pas entre la droite et la gauche • Entre les socialistes et les Verts, l’union est un combat • De «changer la ville» aux villes «attractives» • Frank Louvrier : «La fin d’un cycle» • Que s’est-il passé depuis 1977 ? Sept élus témoignent Le socialisme à visage urbain", les sommaires des numéros 14 de Place Publique Rennes et 30 de Place Publique Nantes/Saint-Nazaire sont identiques.
publisher: Place Publique
date: Novembre 2011
type: Revue

Grand Toulouse - Métropole en projets
subject: Grand Toulouse, métropole, projet urbain, logement, rénovation urbaine
description: Sommaire du Hors-Série n° 40 d'Urbanisme : Editorial - La Fabrique du Grand Toulouse - Antoine Loubière Entretien - Pierre Cohen, maire de Toulouse Regards croisés : La métropole toulousaine, un ADN unique - Alain Di Crescenzo Arriver à un véritable décloisonnement des disciplines universitaires - Serge Bergamelli Promouvoir un modèle polycentrique en réseau - Jean-Marc Mesquida Logement social : construire massivement et diversifier l'offre - Bertrand Bourrus Concevoir l'urbain contemporain - Nicole Roux-Loupiac Remettre le cinéma à sa place de pratique culturelle populaire - Natacha Laurent Projet métropolitain : Fabrique toulousaine - Méthodes et ambitions Axe Garonne Repenser le fleuve comme espace public Centralités / Proximités Toulouse centre-ville : une nouvelle culture des mobilités Rue Alsace-Lorraine et jardin du Capitole : un paysage urbain total Tramway : la ligne Garonne, un premier maillon ? ZAC de la Cartoucherie - Un écoquartier au coeur de l'ouest toulousain ZAC Niel - Un jardin public et des logements dans une ancienne caserne GPV Le Mirail : de l'utopie à la rénovation urbaine Le petit bois de Bellefontaine La Reynerie : nouveaux lieux et liens Empalot : un futur centre urbain Blagnac : laboratoire de nouvelles pratiques Aeroscopia : horizon 2013 Nouveau Parc des expositions (PEX) : le choix de Rem Koulhaas Colomiers : politique urbaine et culturelle Métropole de la connaissance PRES Université de Toulouse : nouvel acteur urbain Toulouse 1 Capitole - L'expansion en coeur de ville Université Toulouse 2 Le Mirail - Reconstruire pour refonder Université Toulouse 3 Paul Sabatier / Complexe Scientifique de Rangueil - Ouvrir l'université Toulouse Mautauban Aerospace - Un lieu de mémoire, un futur campus métropolitain La compagnie la Machine en piste ! Nouveaux outils : Sociétés d'aménagement - La SEM Oppidea et la SPLA du Grand Toulouse Communauté urbaine - Une longue gestation, de grandes ambitions La Grande agglomération Toulousaine - L'interSCOT fac…
creator: Collectif
publisher: Urbanisme
date: Octobre 2011
type: Revue

Les quartiers populaires : les enjeux d'une stigmatisation
subject: quartier populaire, banlieue, stigmatisation, ségrégation, discrimination, expérimentation, transformation sociale, Roche Pierre, Bordet Joëlle
description: Présentation par l'éditeur : Les quartiers populaires sont traversés par des logiques de relégation, de paupérisation, de ségrégation, de discrimination ou encore de disqualification symbolique. Les habitants se sentent menacés dans leur dignité, ignorés en tant que sujets et doivent faire face à d'autres violences, plus spectaculaires comme celles des émeutes, ou plus insidieuses, mais non moins prégnantes, comme celles des trafics liés à l'économie de la débrouille qui pourrissent leur vie quotidienne. Mais l'ambition de ce numéro est moins d'analyser l'ensemble des processus qui participent du négatif social que de mettre en lumière les lieux de résistance à son emprise ; les lieux d'expérimentation de nouvelles pratiques sociales et professionnelles, culturelles et artistiques, citoyennes et politiques ; les lieux qui favorisent la subjectivation et l'émancipation collective. L'interrogation porte tout particulièrement sur la façon dont ceux qui interviennent en tant que tiers (artistes, consultants d'ingénierie économique et sociale, sociologues, anthropologues, psychosociologues...) dans ces quartiers, auprès des habitants, des professionnels et des élus traduisent ces processus et enjeux, favorisent ces résistances et, au-delà, la transformation sociale. Sommaire du dossier du n° 12 de la Nouvelle Revue de Psychosociologie : Quartiers populaires Introduction - Pierre Roche et Joëlle Bordet Désolation urbaine et dénigrement symbolique dans l’hyperghetto - Loïc Wacquant Banlieue, quartier, ghetto : de l’ambiguïté des définitions aux représentations - Hervé Vieillard-Baron Un parcours sociosémiotique dans les quartiers populaires de la politique de Paris et de sa banlieue - Anita Ponti Adolescences en exil - Pascale Jamoulle Quand "d’ailleurs" et "d’ici" s’entrechoquent, s’apprivoisent et se conjuguent - Éliane Le Dantec Faire de la politique dans les quartiers populaires. Ethnographie des élections cantonales de 2011 à Asnières-sur-Seine - Michel Kokoreff Accom…
creator: Pierre Roche et Joëlle Bordet, (dir.)
publisher: Erès
date: 17 novembre 2011
type: Revue

Urban studies (Vol. 48, No. 16)
subject: , logement, immobilier, ségrégation résidentielle, cosmopolitisme, mixité sociale, gentrification, politique urbaine, gated communities, aménagement de l'espace, transport
description: Abstract from the publisher: Urban Studies is a fully peer reviewed international journal that publishes original research and review articles which deal 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: Dan Immergluck - Critical commentary. Sub-prime crisis, policy response and housing market restructuring Ilse van Liempt - From Dutch dispersal to ethnic enclaves in the UK: The relationship between segregation and integration examined through the eyes of Somalis Kim McKee - Challenging the norm? The 'ethnopolitics' of low-cost homeownership in Scotland Floris Müller - Urban alchemy: Performing urban cosmopolitanism in London and Amsterdam Joanne Bretherton and Nicholas Pleace - A difficult mix: Issues in achieving socioeconomic diversity in deprived UK neighbourhoods Laam Hae - Dilemmas of the nightlife fix: Post-industralisation and the gentrification of nightlife in New York City Donald Rosdil - Civic culture, sub-cultures, non-traditionalism and progressive policy: Using value change to explain new US development strategies in the 21st century Sonia Roitman and Nicholas Phelps - Do gates negate the city? Gated communities' contribution to the urbanisation of suburbia in Pilar, Argentina Myungje Woo and Jean-Michel Guldmann - Impacts of urban containment policies on the spatial structure of US metropolitan areas Fumitoshi Mizutani, Yusuke Suzuki, and Hiroki Sakai - Estimation of social costs of transport in Japan Jane Zheng - 'Creative industry clusters' and the 'entrepreneurial city' of Shanghai Yanlui Lin, Bruno…
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: SAGE
date: December 2011
format: 3371-3640
type: Revue

Les modèles urbains entre courants, références et performances
subject: modèle urbain, urbanisme, production urbaine
description: Présentation par l'éditeur : Modèles, normes, labels, types, bonnes pratiques occupent aujourd’hui le devant de la scène urbanistique, en particulier au moment où se cherche l’amélioration des “performances environnementales” des ensembles urbains. Hautement circulants, les modèles contribuent à redéfinir le spectre des actions urbaines tout comme le paysage urbain. Ainsi des concrétisations de l’urbanisme néo-traditionnel, du déploiement des éco-quartiers, de celui des partenariats public-privé, mais aussi de certains modèles infrastructurels. Les textes rassemblés dans le présent dossier visent à mieux comprendre ce qui se joue dans l’usage des modèles, qu’ils renvoient à des modèles de (bonne) ville, de gestion ou d’organisation ou encore à des dispositifs plus techniques censés améliorer le confort urbain – telles les dimensions du déplacement ou encore de l’ensoleillement. Ces différents exemples, tous abordés dans les articles sélectionnés, soutiennent une interrogation sur les conséquences dans la production urbaine de la présence active de ces matrices pour l’action que sont les modèles urbains. Le questionnement se fait aussi épistémologique : comment peut-on tracer l’action des référentiels et des technologies de l’esprit ? On peut gagner à lire ce numéro en prolongement du précédent qui était consacré aux “espaces témoins”. Sommaire : • Des modèles mobiles. Genèse, réseaux et performativité de l’urbanisme néo-traditionnel - Blaise Dupuis • Des modèles aux mythes urbains. L’exemple du projet River to River à New York - Emeline Bailly • Entre singularité et similitude : Cotonou, une ville en changement - Monica Coralli et Maria Anita Palumbo • Dubaï calotypes (contribution visuelle) - Martin Becka • La norme et le label. Production de la norme et logiques d’hybridation dans la fabrique de la ville durable : le cas des éco-quartiers - David Gaillard et Laurent Matthey • Le modèle urbain de “privatisation de la production urbaine” : circulation et mise en œuv…
publisher: LAUA
date: Novembre 2011
type: Revue

Sociolinguistique urbaine et Linguistic Landscape Studies
subject: sociolinguistique urbaine, langage, langue, discours, Bulot Thierry
description: Présentation par Thierry Bulot : Lorsqu’au colloque de Strasbourg, il fut question de faire se rencontrer deux réseaux de recherche focalisant leurs réflexions et travaux sur les liens entre langues(s) et espace(s), quantité d’interrogations, de discussions n’ont pas pu être commentées, reprises voire explicitées – ce qui est commun à toute manifestation de ce type – et cela particulièrement quand elles renvoyaient aux positionnements épistémologiques et, plus nettement encore, aux présupposés méthodologiques ; en effet, au-delà des éternelles discussions et débats sur les possibles ou probables divergences de points de vue concernant les approches scientifiques produites dans telle ou telle sphère (socio)linguistique (concrètement, par leurs publications, les deux réseaux s’affichent respectivement comme francophone et anglophone, et il n’y a qu’à lire les bibliographies de chacun des actes pour se convaincre de la perméabilité relative des travaux d’une sphère à une autre, une telle rencontre a nettement fait valoir que travailler sur des espaces proches – qualifions-les d’urbains – , des situations similaires – des contacts de langues et donc du plurilinguisme, des situations de minorations sociales et linguistiques, des langues déniées de statut, des communautés sans langue – , des rapports aux langues semblables – la manifestation sociale des usages linguistiques – , ne pouvaient pas signifier envisager les scripturalités urbaines de manière identique... et pourtant les convergences sont là. Sommaire : Thierry Bulot - Sociolinguistique urbaine, Linguistic Landscape Studies et scripturalité : entre convergence(s) et divergence(s) Thierry Bulot - Signage and/or language marking in urban sociolinguistics (migrancy and vulnerability) Valentin Feussi - Visibiliser et élaborer la ville par le discours : le paysage linguistique à Douala Karim Ouaras - Graffiti in Algiers: Portrait of inclusion and exclusion Jean-Benoit Tsofack - Espace frontalier et paysage linguistiq…
creator: Thierry Bulot, (dir.)
publisher: EME
date: 2011
format: 157
type: Revue

Cities: The international journal of urban policy and planning (Vol. 29, No. 1)
subject: food, nourriture, mouvement social, renouvellement urbain, transport, urbanisation, développement durable, industry, industrie, logement, privatisation, Beirut
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 scholars within the academy, government, NGOs 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. Topics recently covered include: housing and homelessness, health, urban management, public and private space, city centre management, urban fringe development, urban images, gentrification, traffic management, gender and planning, the greening of cities. Each issue also features a profile of a major city. Coverage includes a brief description of the city’s historical development, an account of contemporary conditions, problems or issues, and a critical review of recent or current policy, or planning or management responses. Contents: Sharnbir S. Grewal and Parwinder S. Grewal - Can cities become self-reliant in food? Ülke Evrim Uysal - An urban social movement challenging urban regeneration: The case of Sulukule, Istanbul Paul A. Barter - Off-street parking policy surprises in Asian cities Liyin Shen, Yi Peng, Xiaoling Zhang and Yuzhe Wu - An alternative model for evaluating sustainable urbanization Delik Hudalah and Tommy Firman - Beyond property: Industrial estates and post-suburban transformation in Jakarta Metropolitan Region Anneli Kährik, Kadri Leetmaa and Tiit Tammaru - Residential decision-making and satisfaction among new suburbanites in the Tallinn urban region, Estonia Trevor Hogan, Tim Bunnell, Choon-Piew Pow, Eka Permanasari and Sirat Morshidi - Asian urbanisms and the privatization of cities Nasser Yassin - Beirut Book review
creator: Multiple authors
publisher: Elsevier
date: February 2012
format: 1-76
type: Revue

Sustainability in the city: Ethnographic approaches. City and society (Vol. 23, No. 2)
subject: , développement durable, pérennité urbaine, ville durable, food, nourriture, market, marché, environnement urbain, écologie urbaine, gentrification, McDonogh Gary, Isenhour Cindy, Checker Melissa, ethnologie
description: Extract from the Editorial by Gary McDonogh, Cindy Isenhour and Melissa Checker: The term “sustainability” is everywhere. As a word, as shorthand for diverse sets of practices, as the subject of scientific debate, as a fluid concept attached to institutions as varied as planning offices, schools and tourist complexes—the term is ubiquitous. Over the past decade, with growing alarm over the effects of climate change and the rapid pace of urbanization around the globe, sustainability has also come to permeate discussions about urban living. In this context, sustainability has the power of an objective scientific concept. Even in non-scientific discourse it is legitimized through appeals to rationality, modernity and precision (however imprecisely used). And yet, in practice, meanings of, and associations with sustainability are vague, broad and even perplexing. What, for example, do we make of phrases such as “sustainable tourism” or “sustainable luxury”? What contradictions lurk in everyday planning for “sustainable growth,”“urban sustainability,” or “sustainable development?” This collection represents our ethnographic investigations into the simultaneous ubiquity and ambiguity of sustainability and its affects on the everyday lives of urban residents. Contents: Gary McDonogh, Cindy Isenhour and Melissa Checker - Introduction: Sustainability in the city: Ethnographic approaches Cindy Isenhour - How the grass became greener in the city: On urban imaginings and practices of sustainable living in Sweden Gary W. McDonogh - Learning from Barcelona: Discourse, power and praxis in the sustainable city Kathleen Bubinas - Farmers markets in the post-industrial city Giovanni Orlando - Sustainable food vs. unsustainable politics in the city of Palermo: The case of an organic farmers' market Andrew Newman - Contested ecologies: Environmental activism and urban space in immigrant Paris Melissa Checker - Wiped out by the "greenwave": Environmental gentrification and the paradoxic…
creator: NC
publisher: Wiley
date: December 2011
format: 113-229
type: Revue