Publications
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Wastl-Walter, Doris; Lynn Staeheli and Lorraine Dowler (eds.)(2005): Rights to the City. IGU - Home of Geography Publication Series Volume III. Società Geografica Italiana, Rome. 381 pages.
Contributors Titles of the contributions Bickl Martin
What if you’re too young to drive? Locational disadvantage in the automobile city
Bieri Sabin
IntenCity – Squatting and the Construction of ‚the Urban‘ in Swiss Cities
Blumer Daniel
Shifting power? Participation as a new means of city development.
Capron Guénola
L’accessibilité des "espaces publics modernes" dans les villes latino-américaines : une notion multi-dimensionnelle
Cristaldi Flavia
The settlement pattern of immigrants: from the metropolitan area to the inner city of Rome
Dikec Mustafa
(In)Justice and the Right to the City: The Case of French National Urban Policy
Dines Nicholas
Immigration, urban regeneration and contested space: the case of Piazza Garibaldi in Naples
Dowler Lorraine
The Masculinzation of New York City Post 9/11.
Elwood Sarah
Whose Neighborhood Is It? Revitalization Programs, Community Organizations, and the Local State
Gibson Kristina
11,000 vacant lots, why take our garden plots?' Community garden preservation strategies in New York's gentrified lower east side
Gilbert Liette and Phillips Catherine
Political Natures: Re-Appropriation of Home and Water Rights in Toronto
Grimm-Pretner Dagmar and Rode Philipp
Upgrading Densely Built-up City Quarters - Urban Renewal and Social Change
Huijbens Edward H.
The Analysis of the Multiple Co-Existing Timespace Trajectories in the Multipolis
Kent Phillip
"Sydney" - New Sex and Old Politics
Kofler Andrea
Performing, Gaming and Celebrating the Border. Local Forms of objecting political Realities in Border Cities.
Lake W. Robert and Newman Kathe
Differential citizenship in the shadow state
Leonardi Sandra, Morri Riccardo and Russo Riccardo
Margins of Rome. Conclusive Excursion of the conference "Rights to the city"
Li Wei and Dymski Gary
The Macrostructure of Financial Exclusion: Mainstream, Ethnic, and Fringe Banks in MoneySpace
Mattila Hanna
Aesthetic Justice and Collaborative Urban Planning
McCann Eugene J.
Urban Citizenship, Public Participation, and a Critical Geography of Architecture
Merrill Heather and Carter Donald
State, migrant agency, and the third sector in Turin, Italy
Michel Claudia
Street kids claiming rights: The making of public space in the train station
Mudu Pierpaolo
The transformations of Rome: an exploration of new trends in the social geography of the city
Pallamin Vera and Lima Zeuler
Rights to the city: São Paulo as a city of dissent
Purcell Mark
Globalization, urban enfranchisement, and the right to the city: Towards an urban politics of the inhabitant
Ustundag Ebru
Theorising Turkish Urban Studies with 'Rights to the City'
Valentine Gill and Skelton Tracey
The Right to be Heard: D/deaf Activism in the City
Van Deusen Richard
Urban Design and the Production of Public Space in Syracuse, NY
Wridt Pamela J.
Play’in and Hang’in Along the Border of Yorkville and East Harlem
The Commission's conference in Rome in 2002 is the basis of an issue of GeoJournal as follows:
Staeheli, Lynn A.; Lorraine Dowler, and Doris Wastl-Walter (eds.) (2002): "Social Transformation, Citizenship, and the Right to the City", GeoJournal, Volume 58, Numbers 2-3.
Contributors Titles of the contributions Lynn A. Staeheli, Lorraine Dowler
Introduction
Eugene J. McCann Space, citizenship, and the right to the city: A brief overview Flavia Cristaldi Multiethnic Rome: Toward residential segregation? Mustafa Dikeç Police, politics, and the right to the city Mark Purcell Excavating Lefebvre: The right to the city and its urban politics of the inhabitant Robert W. Lake, Kathe Newman
Differential citizenship in the shadow state Sarah Elwood Neighborhood revitalization through `collaboration': Assessing the implications of neoliberal urban policy at the grassroots Hanna Mattila Aesthetic justice and urban planning: Who ought to have the right to design cities? Kristine Miller Condemning the public: Design and New York's new 42nd Street R. Van Deusen Jr. Public space design as class warfare: Urban design, the `right to the city' and the production of Clinton Square, Syracuse, NY Lorraine Dowler Women on the frontlines: Rethinking war narratives post 9/11 Heather Merrill, Donald Carter Inside and outside Italian political culture: Immigrants and diasporic politics in Turin Nicholas Dines
Urban renewal, immigration, and contested claims to public space: The case of Piazza Garibaldi in Naples Pierpaolo Mudu Repressive tolerance: The gay movement and the Vatican in Rome Lynn A. Staeheli, Don Mitchell, Kristina Gibson Conflicting rights to the city in New York's community gardens Sabin Bieri Contested places: Squatting and the construction of `the urban' in Swiss cities Guénola Capron Accessibility to `Modern public spaces' in Latin-American cities: a multi-dimensional idea.
Cambridge Conference
The Commission's conference in Cambridge in 1998 is the basis of a theme issue of Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy as follows:
Smith, Brian and Ján Bucek (guest eds.) (2000): New Structures of Local Governance. Theme issue of Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, Volume 18, Number 1
Contributors Titles of the contributions B. Smith and J. Bucek New Structures of local governance H. Wollman Local government systems: from historic divergence towards convergence? Great Britain, France and Germany as comparative cases on point B. Smith The concept of an enabling local authority J. Bucek Sublocal decentralisation: the case of big Slovak cities E. Razin The impact of local government organization on development and disparities: a comparative perspective
Hungary Conference Barlow, Max, Lengyel, Imre and Richard Welch (eds.) (1998): Local Development and Public Administration in Transition. Jozef Attila University. Szeged, Hungary. 226 Pages.
Contributors Titles of the contributions Gyorgy Enyedi Local governments in transition in Central Europe Richard Welch Changes in the structure of public administration in the neo-liberal environment Joanna Regulska The rise and fall of public administration reform in Poland: why bureaucracy does not want to be reformed! Ilona Palne Kovacs Dilemma of territorial organization of public administration and control of regional policy in Hungary Zoltan Hajdu The role of public administration in shaping functional inter-settlement relationships and small regional cooperation in southern Trans-Danubia Antal Nikodemus and
Eva RuttkayOptions for a short-term regional policy during transition to market economy in Hungary Viera Vlckova and
Stanley BrunnChanges in the buying habits of the Slovak population due to small privatization Laszlo Simig Characteristics of privatization in Hungary Vladimir Slavik National minorities and the transformation of public administration in Slovakia Edwin Bakker Local self-government and ethnic minorities: local political power of Slovakia's Hungarian minority Irina Malakha and
Igor UshkalovLocal development and migration in Russia Max Barlow Metropolitan government in capital cities Rezso Meszaros Geographical and historical implications of the development of a Hungarian city Eva Perger Influence of local administrative reform on the development of the Budapest region Judit Timar Recent changes and governmental problems in uban-rural fringes in the Great Hungarian Plain Mihaly Lados Taxatin attitudes of local governments in Hungary Imre Lengyel Features of dwelling construction in Hungary Jan Bucek International cooperation of Slovak cities Gyorgy Kovacs Changes in revenues and expenditures of Bekescsaba Tamas Bauko, Imre Gurzo
and Janos MartonSpecialized private farms and settlement development in Bekes County
Other Publications
Acta Universitatis Carolinae / Geographica XXXVII, 2, 2002
Contributors Titles of the contributions Petr Dostál Development and administration of capital cities and metropolitan areas: an introduction Max Barlow The economic dimension of metropolitan government: recent reform proposals in Toronto, Canada Pieter Saey Transactional systems, territoriality and the example of Brussels. Reflection on the notion of the economic base of metropolitan areas Brian Smith Accountability in metropolitan government: the case of Greater London Ludek Sýkora Global competition, sustainable development and civil society. Three major challenges for contemporary urban governance and their reflection in local development practices in Prague Pavol Korec The transformation of basic functions of Bratislava after 1989: trends and spatial consequences Jan Bucek The role of local self-government in local development during post-socialist period: the case study of Bratislava Irina A. Malakha Moscow. Economic changes and migration of population Petr Dostál & Martin Hampl Metropolitan areas in transformation of regional organisation in the Czech Republic Jiri Blazek System of Czech local government financing as a framework for local development: 12 years of trial and error approach Jiri Vágner Second housing at the edge of Prague metropolitan area. A SWOT analysis