International journal of urban and regional research

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  Año 2005, Vol. 29, Número 4

  • ABSTRACTS

    págs. 717-727

    

  • Towards a Nomadic Geography: Rethinking Space and Identity for the Potentials of Progressive Politics in the Contemporary City

    Kenny Cupers

    págs. 729-739

    

  • Struggling with the Creative Class

    Jamie Peck

    Ha sido reseñado en:

    • El debate sobre la " clase creativa " y el crecimiento económico

      José Miguel Sánchez Molinero

      Libros de economía y empresa, ISSN 1885-1630, Nº. 3, 2007, págs. 43-46

    págs. 740-770

    

  • Surviving the Fall of a King: The Regional Institutional Implications of Crisis at Fiat Auto

    Josh Whitford, Aldo Enrietti

    págs. 771-795

    

  • Permitting Protest: Parsing the Fine Geography of Dissent in America

    Don Mitchell, Lynn A. Staeheli

    págs. 796-813

    

  • `So Long as I Take my Mobile¿: Mobile Phones, Urban Life and Geographies of Young People's Safety

    Sue Grundy, Geoff Sparks, Kate Hughes, Elizabeth Towner, Rachel Pain, Sally Gill

    págs. 814-830

    

  • The Internet and Christianity in Asia: Cultural Trends, Structures and Transformations

    Robbie B. H. Goh

    págs. 831-848

    

  • The Internet and Civil Society: Environmental and Labour Organizations in Hong Kong

    Yin Wah Chu, James T. H. Tang

    págs. 849-866

    

  • Flexible Sojourning in the Era of Globalization: Cross-border Population Mobility in the Hong Kong¿Guangdong Border Region

    George C. S. Lin, Pauline H. M. Tse

    págs. 867-894

    

  • Housing as a Tool of Economic Development since 1929

    Godwin Arku, Richard Harris

    págs. 895-915

    

  • The `Global¿ in the City Economy: Multicultural Economic Development in Birmingham

    Cheryl Mcewan, Nick Henry, Jane Pollard

    págs. 916-933

    

  • Sydney/Global/City: An Exploration

    Robyn Dowling, Bob Fagan, Donald McNeill

    págs. 935-944

    

  • Globalization from Below: The Ranking of Global Immigrant Cities

    Marie D. Price, Samantha Friedman, Lisa Benton Short

    págs. 945-959

    

  • Enforcement Mechanisms Discouraging Black¿American Presence in Suburban Detroit

    Tim Bates, David Fasenfest

    págs. 960-971

    

  • Collective Action and Property Rights: A Planner's Critical Look at the Dogma of Private Property

    Vinit Mukhija

    págs. 972-983

    

  • Regional Bipolarization: The Case of the European Union

    Roberto Ezcurra Orayen, Pedro Pascual, Carlos Gil

    págs. 984-995

    

  • Foundation for Urban and Regional Studies: Report of Activities 2005

    Chris Pickvance

    pág. 996

    

  • Urban Mutations: Periodization, Scale, Mobility

    págs. 997-998

    

  • Building Suburbia: Green Fields and Urban Growth, 1820-2000

    págs. 998-1000

    

  • Sound Tracks: Popular Music, Identity and Place

    págs. 1000-1001

    

  • Brave New Neighborhoods: The Privatization of Public Space

    págs. 1001-1003

    

  • City Matters: Competitiveness, Cohesion and Urban Governance

    págs. 1003-1004

    

  • Point of Purchase: How Shopping Changed American Culture

    págs. 1004-1005

    

  • Remaking New York: Primitive Globalization and the Politics of Urban Community

    págs. 1005-1007

    

  • From Warfare to Welfare: Defense Intellectuals and Urban Problems in Cold War America

    págs. 1007-1009

    

  • The editors thank the following referees:

    págs. 1010-1011