Urban geography

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  Año 2012, Vol. 33, Número 7

  • 2011 Urban Geography Plenary Lecture Colored Rabbits, Dangerous Trees, and Public Sitting: Sidewalks, Police, and the City

    Nicholas Blomley

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    págs. 917-935

    

  • Police, Urban Space, Politics, and Responsibility

    Deborah G. Martin

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    págs. 936-939

    

  • Introduction Racialization and The U. S. City

    David Wilson

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    págs. 940-941

    

  • Urban Form and Racial Order

    Richard H. Schein

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    págs. 942-960

    

  • Capital's Need to Sell and Black Economic Development

    Bobby M. Wilson

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    págs. 961-978

    

  • Changing Realities: The New Racialized Redevelopment Rhetoric in Chicago

    David Wilson, Carolina Sternberg

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    págs. 979-999

    

  • Urban Pulse Claiming "The Right to the City": Architectural Preservation in St. Petersburg as Cultural and Political Catalyst

    Nathaniel S. Trumbull

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    págs. 1000-1007

    

  • Intraurban Migration, Neighborhoods, and City Structure

    Shipeng Sun, Steven M. Manson

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    págs. 1008-1023

    

  • Tradeoffs Between Water Conservation and Temperature Amelioration In Phoenix and Portland: Implications For Urban Sustainability

    Patricia Gober, Ariane Middel, Anthony Brazel, Soe Myint, Heejun Chang, Jiunn-Der Duh, Lily House-Peters

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    págs. 1030-1054

    

  • Sustainability-As-Density and the Return of the Social: The Case of Vancouver, British Columbia

    Noah Quastel, Markus Moos, Nicholas Lynch

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    págs. 1055-1084