European Urban & Regional Studies

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  Año 2016, Vol. 23, Número 4

  • Doing the ‘dirty work’ of the green economy: Resource recovery and migrant labour in the EU

    Nicky Gregson, Mike Crang, Julie Botticello, Melania Calestani, Anna Krzywoszynska

    págs. 541-555

    

  • The spatialization of democratic politics: Insights from Indignant Squares

    Maria Kaika, Lazaros Karaliotas

    págs. 556-570

    

  • Whose success? The state–foreign capital nexus and the development of the automotive industry in Slovakia

    Petr Pavlínek

    págs. 571-593

    

  • Driving forces of cluster evolution – Growth and lock-in of two German packaging machinery clusters

    Ivo Mossig, Lars Schieber

    págs. 594-611

    

  • On borrowed size, flawed urbanisation and emerging enclave spaces: The exceptional urbanism of Luxembourg, Luxembourg

    Markus Hesse

    págs. 612-627

    

  • Citizenship and governance at a time of territorialization: The Italian local welfare between innovation and fragmentation

    Lavinia Bifulco

    págs. 628-644

    

  • Relational geographies of emerging market finance: The rise of Turkey and the global financial crisis 2007

    Tom Heinemann

    págs. 645-661

    

  • Dwelling habitus and urban out-migration in Denmark

    Louise G Aner

    págs. 662-676

    

  • Safe life in the suburbs? Crime and perceptions of safety in new residential developments in Prague’s hinterland, Czech Republic1

    Jana Temelová, Jakub Novák, Jana Jíchová

    págs. 677-696

    

  • Neighbourhood reputation in the Soviet city and beyond: Disassembling the geography of prestige in Ust’-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan

    Michael Gentile

    págs. 697-715

    

  • Antinomies of flexibilization and atypical employment in Mediterranean Europe: Greek, Italian and Spanish regions during the crisis

    Stelios Gialis, Lila Leontidou

    págs. 716-733

    

  • Rural sustainability, inter-generational support and mobility

    Luis Camarero Rioja, Fátima Cruz Souza, Jesús Oliva Serrano

    págs. 734-749

    

  • Drivers and barriers to the development of local food networks in rural Denmark

    Safania Normann Eriksen, Jon Sundbo

    págs. 750-764

    

  • Producing urban industrial derelict places: The case of the Solventul petrochemical plant in Timişoara

    Sorina Voiculescu, Ioan Sebastian Jucu

    págs. 765-781

    

  • Creating low-carbon neighbourhoods: a critical discourse analysis

    Audley Genus, Kate Theobald

    págs. 782-797

    

  • Scaling the mobility of health workers in an enlarged Europe: An open political-economy perspective

    Jane Hardy, Steve Shelley, Moira Calveley, Julia Kubisa, Rebecca Zahn

    págs. 798-815

    

  • Smart contradictions: The politics of making Barcelona a Self-sufficient city

    Hug March Corbella, Ramon Ribera Fumaz

    págs. 816-830

    

  • Regional development platforms and related variety: Exploring the changing practices of food tourism in North Jutland, Denmark

    Laura James, Henrik Halkier

    págs. 831-847

    

  • Critical friend or absent partner? Institutional and organisational barriers to the development of regional civil society

    Rebecca Rumbul

    págs. 848-861

    

  • Immigration policy regimes, welfare states and urban inequality patterns: A comparison between Malmö and Genoa

    Simone Scarpa

    págs. 862-877

    

  • The de-contextualisation of land use planning through financialisation: Urban redevelopment in Milan

    Federico Savini, Manuel B. Aalbers

    págs. 878-894

    

  • Investigating difficulties and failure in early-stage rural cooperatives through a social capital lens

    Edward Kasabov

    págs. 895-916