دانلود کتاب Urban Geopolitics: Rethinking Planning in Contested Cities

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of illustrations
Notes on contributors
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction: towards contested urban geopolitics on
a global scale
Part I
Comparative urban geopolitics
Part introduction
1 Post-war reconstruction in contested cities: comparing
urban outcomes in Sarajevo and Beirut
2 Negotiating cities: Nairobi and Cape Town
3 Ordinary urban geopolitics: contrasting Jerusalem
and Stockholm
Part II
Urban geopolitics: South and South East Asia
Part introduction
4 The tale of ethno-political and spatial claims in a
contested city: the Muhajir community in Karachi
5 The practice of ‘marketplace coordination’ in Jakarta (1977–98)
6 The politics of doing nothing: a rethinking of the culture
of poverty in Khulna c. 1882–1990
Part III
Urban geopolitics: Middle East and North Africa
Part introduction
7 The camp vs the campus: the geopolitics of urban
thresholds in Famagusta, Northern Cyprus
8 Urban planning, religious voices and ethnicity in the
contested city of Acre: the Lababidi mosque explored
9 Exploring the roots of contested public spaces of Cairo:
theorizing structural shifts and increased complexity
Part IV
Urban geopolitics: Latin America
Part introduction
10 Unpacking narratives of social conflict and inclusion:
anti-gentrification neighbourhood organization in
Santiago, Chile
11 The Medellín’s shifting geopolitics of informality:
the Encircled Garden as a dispositive of civil
disenfranchisement?
12 Assessing critical urban geopolitics in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil
Part V Comparative discussion
Part introduction
13 Geopolitics, cosmopolitanism and planning:
contested cities in a global context
Afterword: lineages of urban geopolitics
Index