Lyn A Staeheli, Social Transformation, Citizenship, and the Right to the City (2002)

Lyn A. Staeheli, Lorraine Dowler, and Doris Wastl-Walter, eds., Social Transformation, Citizenship, and the Right to the City. Special issue of Geojournal 58:2-3 (October 2002).

Publisher’s edition.

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Introduction (Lynn A. Staeheli and Lorraine Dowler)

Space, citizenship, and the right to the city: A brief overview (Eugene J. McCann)

Multiethnic Rome: Toward residential segregation? (Flavia Cristaldi)

Police, politics, and the right to the city (Mustafa Dikeç)

Excavating Lefebvre: The right to the city and its urban politics of the inhabitant (Mark Purcell)

Differential citizenship in the shadow state (Robert W. Lake and Kathe Newman)

Neighborhood revitalization through `collaboration': Assessing the implications of neoliberal urban policy at the grassroots (Sarah Elwood)

Aesthetic justice and urban planning: Who ought to have the right to design cities?* (Hanna Mattila)

Condemning the public: Design and New York's new 42nd Street (Kristine Miller)

Public space design as class warfare: Urban design, the `right to the city' and the production of Clinton Square, Syracuse, NY (R. Van Deusen)

Women on the frontlines: Rethinking war narratives post 9/11 (Lorraine Dowler)

Inside and outside Italian political culture: Immigrants and diasporic politics in Turin (Heather Merrill and Donald Carter)

Urban renewal, immigration, and contested claims to public space: The case of Piazza Garibaldi in Naples (Nicholas Dines)

Repressive tolerance: The gay movement and the Vatican in Rome (Pierpaolo Mudu)

Conflicting rights to the city in New York's community gardens (Lynn A. Staeheli, Don Mitchell and Kristina Gibson)

Contested places: Squatting and the construction of `the urban' in Swiss cities (Sabin Bieri)

Accessibility to 'Modern public spaces' in Latin-American cities: a multi-dimensional idea (Guénola Capron)