Urban geography

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  Año 2014, Vol. 35, Número 3

  • Do medical marijuana centers behave like locally undesirable land uses? Implications for the geography of health and environmental justice

    Lyndsay N. Boggess, Deanna M. Pérez, Kathryn Cope, Carl Root, Paul B. Stretesky

    págs. 315-336

    

  • Intoxifying gentrification: brew pubs and the geography of post-industrial heritage

    Vanessa Mathews, Roger M. Picton

    págs. 337-356

    

  • Place ontologies and a new mobilities paradigm for understanding awareness of vulnerability to terrorism in American cities

    Kevin Keenan

    págs. 357-377

    

  • Declining inner suburbs? A longitudinal-spatial analysis of large metropolitan regions in Canada

    Dejan Pavlic, Zhu Qian

    págs. 378-401

    

  • A New Delhi every day: multiplicities of governance regimes in a transforming metropolis

    Seth Schindler

    págs. 402-419

    

  • Amenity value in post-industrial Chinese cities: the case of Nanjing

    Hong Hu, Stan Geertman, Pieter Hooimeijer

    págs. 420-439

    

  • Population distribution and urban growth in Southern Italy, 1871-2011: emergent polycentrism or path-dependent monocentricity?

    Luca Salvati

    págs. 440-453

    

  • Retail and wholesale enterprise among ethnic groups in core and peripheral urban centers: the late-nineteenth-century United States

    Robert L. Boyd

    págs. 454-470

    

  • Everyday law on the streets: city governance in an age of diversity (Mariana Valverde)

    Tim Maher

    págs. 471-472

    

  • The down-deep delight of democracy (Mark Purcell)

    Stephen Przybylinski

    págs. 473-474