Cities Beyond Borders
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Cities Beyond Borders
Comparative and Transnational Approaches to Urban History
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2017
Mole
Inglês
9781138307124
15 a 20 dias
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Preface; Introduction: Every time I describe a city': urban history as comparative and transnational practice, Nicolas Kenny and Rebecca Madgin. Part I: The seven Cs: reflections on writing a global history of urban segregation, Carl H. Nightingale; Port cities in crisis: considering urban governance, modernity and migration in mid-19th-century Montreal and Liverpool in a transnational context, Dan Horner; Choreographies of urban life: mapping the social history of cities, Jordan Stanger-Ross; Rebuilding the cities destroyed in the Second World War: growing possibilities for comparative analysis, Jeffry Diefendorf. Part II: Urban governance and prostitution in 18th-century port cities in France and England, Marion Pluskota; Comparing urban reform in London and Brussels, Janet Polasky; Town planning and municipal growth in late colonial Bombay: towards a transnational perspective, Nikhil Rao; Whose urban internationale'? Intermunicipalism in Europe, c.1924-36: the value of a decentred, interpretive approach to transnational urban history, Stefan Couperus and Shane Ewen; The (trans)national question: Nazi spatial and urban planning, Janet Ward. Reflections: Cities of fear: the globalization of insecurity in the age of the gated community, Harold L. Platt; Reflections: putting the trans' into transnational urban history, Richard Rodger. Bibliography; Index.
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Preface; Introduction: Every time I describe a city': urban history as comparative and transnational practice, Nicolas Kenny and Rebecca Madgin. Part I: The seven Cs: reflections on writing a global history of urban segregation, Carl H. Nightingale; Port cities in crisis: considering urban governance, modernity and migration in mid-19th-century Montreal and Liverpool in a transnational context, Dan Horner; Choreographies of urban life: mapping the social history of cities, Jordan Stanger-Ross; Rebuilding the cities destroyed in the Second World War: growing possibilities for comparative analysis, Jeffry Diefendorf. Part II: Urban governance and prostitution in 18th-century port cities in France and England, Marion Pluskota; Comparing urban reform in London and Brussels, Janet Polasky; Town planning and municipal growth in late colonial Bombay: towards a transnational perspective, Nikhil Rao; Whose urban internationale'? Intermunicipalism in Europe, c.1924-36: the value of a decentred, interpretive approach to transnational urban history, Stefan Couperus and Shane Ewen; The (trans)national question: Nazi spatial and urban planning, Janet Ward. Reflections: Cities of fear: the globalization of insecurity in the age of the gated community, Harold L. Platt; Reflections: putting the trans' into transnational urban history, Richard Rodger. Bibliography; Index.
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