City of Quarters brings together some of the most prominent authors writing about urban villages to provide the first systematic and multi-disciplinary overview of this high profile contemporary phenomenon. As such, it is set to become the standard reference work - a comprehensive and integrated primer with coverage of all the topics necessary for a full understanding of the role of urban villages and quarters in the contemporary city.
City of Quarters brings together some of the most prominent authors writing about urban villages to provide the first systematic and multi-disciplinary overview of this high profile contemporary phenomenon. As such, it is set to become the standard reference work - a comprehensive and integrated primer with coverage of all the topics necessary for a full understanding of the role of urban villages and quarters in the contemporary city.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Professor David Bell is Head of Media, Journalism and Cultural Studies, Staffordshire University, UK and Dr Mark Jayne, Lecturer, School of Environment and Development, University of Manchester, UK
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Conceptualizing the City of Quarters David Bell and Mark Jayne. Part I: Urban Regeneration: Pyrmont-Ultimo: the newest chic quarter of Sydney Gordon Waitt; Drawn and quartered: El Raval and the Haussmannization of Barcelona Malcolm Miles; Fables of the reconstruction (of the fables ...): Lower Manhattan after 9/11 James DeFilippis. Part II: Production and Consumption: Cultural industry quarters - from pre-industrial to post-industrial production Graeme Evans; Supporting the cultural quarter? The role of the creative intermediary Tom Fleming; Popular music urban regeneration and cultural quarters: the case of the rope walks Liverpool Abigail Gilmore; Quarterizing the city: the spatial politics of the Joyce industry in Dublin Stephanie Rains. Part III: Identities Lifestyles and Forms of Sociability: Nottingham's de facto cultural quarter: the lace market independents and a convivial ecology Jim Shorthose; Quartering sexualities: gay villages and sexual citizenship Jon Binnie; Finding Chinatown: ethnocentrism and urban planning Wun Chan. Part IV: Rethinking Neighbourhoods/Rethinking Quarters: Rethinking neighbourhoods: from urban villages to cultural hubs Chris Murray; Red lights and safety zones Maggie O'Neill Rosie Campbell Anne James Mark Webster Kate Green Jay Patel Nasreen Akhtar and Waheed Saleem; Re-discovering Coketown Phil Denning; The culture of neighbourhoods: a European perspective Franco Bianchini and Lia Ghilardi; Afterword: thinking in quarters David Bell and Mark Jayne; Bibliography; Index.
Contents: Conceptualizing the City of Quarters David Bell and Mark Jayne. Part I: Urban Regeneration: Pyrmont-Ultimo: the newest chic quarter of Sydney Gordon Waitt; Drawn and quartered: El Raval and the Haussmannization of Barcelona Malcolm Miles; Fables of the reconstruction (of the fables ...): Lower Manhattan after 9/11 James DeFilippis. Part II: Production and Consumption: Cultural industry quarters - from pre-industrial to post-industrial production Graeme Evans; Supporting the cultural quarter? The role of the creative intermediary Tom Fleming; Popular music urban regeneration and cultural quarters: the case of the rope walks Liverpool Abigail Gilmore; Quarterizing the city: the spatial politics of the Joyce industry in Dublin Stephanie Rains. Part III: Identities Lifestyles and Forms of Sociability: Nottingham's de facto cultural quarter: the lace market independents and a convivial ecology Jim Shorthose; Quartering sexualities: gay villages and sexual citizenship Jon Binnie; Finding Chinatown: ethnocentrism and urban planning Wun Chan. Part IV: Rethinking Neighbourhoods/Rethinking Quarters: Rethinking neighbourhoods: from urban villages to cultural hubs Chris Murray; Red lights and safety zones Maggie O'Neill Rosie Campbell Anne James Mark Webster Kate Green Jay Patel Nasreen Akhtar and Waheed Saleem; Re-discovering Coketown Phil Denning; The culture of neighbourhoods: a European perspective Franco Bianchini and Lia Ghilardi; Afterword: thinking in quarters David Bell and Mark Jayne; Bibliography; Index.
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