Journal of Urban History

Article	Citations
Imagining Residential Segregation before the Ghetto: Representations of Black Urban Space and Mobility in the “Darktown” Comics, 1877-1900	14
From Police Power to Police Practice	9
Building the Black City: Expanding the Case for Reparations for Descendants of African People Enslaved in America	8
Living within the Watershed: Managing Urban Water Supply in a Growing Metropolis	7
Modernity, Nationalism, and Colonialism: A Historical Study of the Canton Zoological Park during the Republican Era	6
The Role of the North-China Herald in the Anti-Tax Activities of British Businessmen in Shanghai, 1850-1854	5
Fragmented Emergency: Sirens, Cellphones, and Sonic Spatialization in Israel	5
Historic Continuities and Discontinuities in Urban Culture in four Chinese Metropolises, Past, Present, and Future	4
The Natural Limits to Extraterritoriality: Contested Sovereignty in a Periphery of Ottoman Istanbul	4
Interplay of Street Politics and the Origins of High-Density Standards in Hong Kong’s Resettlement Housing	4
The New Revisionists: Recent Histories of Inequality and Urban Education	4
Patrolling and Controlling the Streets: The Origin of School Safety Patrols in New York City	4
Seeking “Self-Determination” in Detroit: Housing, Race, and the Activism of the West Central Organization, 1964-1971	4
Chicago Blues Dreams	3
Five Urban Geographies of History, Heritage, Monuments, and Modernity	3
Mediating and Representing the Slum: An Introduction	3
Municipal Market Halls in Cyprus, c. 1870-1970: Intersecting Traditions and the Dynamics of Colonial Modernity	3
Making the City: The Contested Shaping of Urban Life through Transit Investments BergmanMike (2021). Seattle’s Streetcar Era: An Illustrated History, 1884-1941. Pullman: University of Washington Press	3
The Colonial City: Empire, Authenticity, and Urban Imagination at the 1906 Marseille Colonial Exposition	2
Trash Land: The Landfill, the Campamento , and Transnational Geographies of Disaster	2
Public Health in a Transnational Context: Hong Kong and the Third Bubonic Plague Pandemic	2
Dynamic Urban Thresholds: Relationships between Form and Activities in Porta Ticinese, Milano	2
The Airplane and the Imperial City: A Brief History of Seattle and American Empire	2
Rats, Gender, and Representation in the War on Poverty: How Cleveland Welfare Rights Activists Defined Democracy, 1964-1966	2
Ungovernable Amsterdam? Redefining Municipal Government from the Late 1970s to the Late 1980s	2

Forgotten Fun: Recollecting the Working-Class Pleasurescape of Hamburg’s East End, 1880s-1950s	2
Troubled Waters: New York City’s Waterfront and Wastescapes	2
The Socialist City of Tomorrow in Retrospect	2
Providing the Modern City: Urban Patterns of Socialist Municipal Action in Madrid (1905-1936)	2
Unpacking the Town within Sailortown: The Port District Neighborhoods of Antwerp and Boston, c. 1880-1900	2
Isolated Resilience: Urban Situation in Baghdad under International Sanctions (1990-2003)	2
Civic Education and Artistic Innovation on New York City’s Dancemobile, 1967-1988	2
The Politics of Blight: Recent Literature on Urban Renewal BilesRogerRoseMark H. (2022). A Good Place to Do Business: The Politics of Downtown Renewal since 1945. Philadelphia: Temple University Press	2
Bicycle-Oriented Development: How the Dutch Railroad Shaped Urban Planning and Discovered Cyclists along the Way, 1960-1990	2
Ludd and Lydda: A Tale of Two Plans	1
“The Police State in Franklin K. Lane”: Desegregation, Student Resistance, and the Carceral Turn at a New York City High School	1
Managing Flow: Drainage and Flood Control in Eighteenth-Century London	1
Potholes of Philadelphia: Seasonality, Infrastructure, and Environments Above and Below Ground	1
From Slums to Community: The Urban Turn of Catholicism in Post-War Brussels (1950-1975)	1
“Somebody Else’s Fight”: Local Dynamics in the Baltimore Highway Revolt	1
Architecture, Planning, and Policy Around Two Spanish Trips to the Soviet Union: I Réunions Internationales des Architectes (1932) and V International Union of Architects Congress (1958)	1
Learning to Struggle, Learning to Govern: How Black Youth Marshaled Education to Navigate Urban Transformations in the Motor City, 1967-1972	1
“Neighborhood Nightmares”: Drug Dens, Finance, and the Political Economy of the Crack Crisis	1
From Pre-Pandemic to Post-Pandemic Suburban Heavens of Privilege	1
The Renewal and Reinvention of Postwar Urban Britain SmithOtto Saumarez (2019). Boom Cities: Architect-Planners and the Politics of Radical Urban Renewal in 1960s Britain. Oxford: Oxford University Pr	1
Mapping the Contours of Black Juvenile Delinquency: The Journal of Negro Education, 1945-1975	1
When Did Deindustrialization Start? Reexamining Industrial Decline in Metro Detroit	1
How Policing Black Women’s Bodies Built the Modern City	1
The Evolving Typologies and Morphologies of Hong Kong Public Housing: Between Implementation and Remediation of Urban Density	1
Urban Morphology and Functional Hierarchy of the Jewish Quarter of Zaragoza (Spain) at the End of the Fifteenth Century	1
Hope and Hard-Bitten Pragmatism in the Long Urban Crisis MarchielRebecca K. (2020). After Redlining: The Urban Reinvestment Movement in the Era of Financial Deregulation.Chicago: University of Chicago	1
Built on Women’s Bodies: An Author’s Response	1
“A Style Conscious Nation Eagerly Awaits”: Chambers of Commerce and the Making of the American Fashion Industry, 1900-1960	1
Modernity and Leisure: The Construction of Florya Beach in Istanbul (1935-1960)	1
Redeeming the Tenement and Understanding Technological Change in the Home	1
“Infrastructuring” Pleasure: Montjuïc Before and After the Lights of the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition	1
Decentering Whiteness: Race, Democratic Citizenship, and Multiethnic American Suburbs	1
Back to the Sea Clifford Holliday and the Building of the Government Estate and Kingsway Boulevard in British Mandatory Haifa	1
Beyond Dynasties: An Alternative Periodization of Islamic Built Environments—Interplay of Power, Jurisprudence, and Knowledge	1
In a Toxic City Beautiful: Harvey Washington Wiley, the Model City, and the Authenticity of Science in the Nation’s Capital	1
Working for the Workers? Infonavit’s Creation and Its Foundational Motivations, 1972-1976	1
How Police Make the World	1
Gambling by the Numbers and Tales of the Turf	1
Mediating Planning Discourses: Medium, Interface, and Fusion	1
Revising the Newsboy	1
The Rules of the Game	1
Interculturalism and Immigration Governance in Global Cities	1
Crisis and Faith: Urban Religion in the Twentieth-Century United States	1
Animopolis: Re-Imagining Animals in the City	1
Cities as Settings: The Civil War Era in the Urban South	1
The Urban Question in the Age of Innocence and Convergence	0
Arresting the Demand for Drugs: DARE and the School–Police Nexus in Los Angeles	0
Why Study the Seasons? Reflections on the Question of Urban Temporalities	0
Distributing a Sane Beverage? The Social Differentiation of Access to Water in Paris	0
Drainage as a Spectacle: Modernity, Phantasmagoria, and Infrastructural Polity in Nineteenth- to Early Twentieth-Century Calcutta	0

The Sinister Side of Summer: Revisiting the Dog Days of Nineteenth-Century New York	0
Addressing the Modern Regimes of Urban Spectacle: Revisiting the Ottoman General Exhibition of 1863 in Istanbul	0
Shaping Schools: Recent Histories of Public Education in New York City ArringtonJean with LaValleCynthia S. (2022). From Factories to Palaces: Architect Charles B. J. Snyder and the New York City Publ	0
The Exception that Became the Rule: A History of First-Generation Rent Control in Italy (1915-1978)	0
“We Are About to Enter Satan’s Stronghold”: Chinese Opium Houses and Shared Multi-Ethnic Spaces in London’s Maritime District, c. 1860-1900	0
How “Neighborhood” Arose, Changed, and Grew: A Bilingual Canadian Story	0
We Built This Thing! Reparations, Labor Acknowledgements, and the power of the Black City	0
Fractures within Fair Housing: The Battle for the Memory and Legacy of the Long Fair Housing Movement	0
Where Protection Meets Punishment: Public Education and the Carceral State in Urban America	0
Gendered Anti-Blackness: Policing Black Women and the Making of the Modern City	0
Popular Planners: Newspaper Writers, Neighborhood Activists, and the Struggles against Housing Demolition in Lagos, Nigeria, 1951-1956	0
Water, Politics, and Disease: The Diffusion of Water Supply Infrastructure in Urban Germany, 1850-1913	0
Gentrification: Four Books on the Urban Phenomenon from an East Coast Perspective	0
Good Landlords Make Good Neighbors: Tenant Complaints, Social Policing, and the Responsibilities of Landlords in Interwar Chicago	0
Cities Made of Cinema	0
Sydney’s Ordinary Outliers: Long-Distance Commuting and Outer Metropolitan Coastal Suburbanization, 1945-2001	0
Urban Narratives and Urban History: On Presentation and Interpretation	0
Asian Networks of Knowledge Exchange	0
The Plaza de Santa Ana and Its Theater (1808-1943): A Relationship in Historic Madrid	0
The Impact of Public Approbation in Establishing Nineteenth-Century Pioneering Bellwether Urban Parks as Essential Elements of Urban Infrastructure	0
Public Works, Spatial Strategies, and Mobility in Late Medieval Ghent	0
Close to Home: Suburbanization, Residential Segregation, and Jewish-Black Relations in St. Louis Park and North Minneapolis, MN	0
Call to Piety: The Role of Adhan in the Shaping Rumi Identity and Governmental Authority	0
The Subdivision and the Restrictive Covenant in Oakland, California, 1900-1930	0
Open and Shut: Circulating People and Goods, Pollution, and History in the Canals of Suzhou	0
Tools or Tokenism? Participative Design Strategies in the International Laboratory for Architecture & Urban Design (1976-1978)	0
Business as Usual: Ethnic Commerce and the Making of a Mexican American Middle Class in Southeast Los Angeles, 1981-1995	0
The Geography of Surveillance: Spatial and Temporal Patterning of Police Surveillance Following Arrest in the First Years of the Special Tribunal in Fascist Italy, 1925-1928	0
Water and the Urban Metabolism: Essays on the Remaking of Urban Water Regimes since the Eighteenth Century—Introduction	0
“Nobody Came to Monte Carlo To Be Bored”: The Scripting of the Monte Carlo Pleasurescape 1880-1940	0
The Uncertain Road to Health and Wellness in the Building of America	0
Making Better Cities	0
Reading Shanghai: A City of Complexity and Ambiguity HenriotChristian (2016). Scythe and the City: A Social History of Death in Shanghai. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, xi + 496 pp., $80.00	0
The Ivory Tower Meets the Spatial Politics of Late-Urbanism BachinRobin F.HowardAmy L., eds. (2023). Engaging Place, Engaging Practices: Urban History and Campus-Community Partnerships. Philadelphia:	0
The Place of Water	0
Light and Shadow in Modernizing Paris BakerAlan R. H. (2022). The Personality of Paris: Landscape and Society in the Long-Nineteenth Century.London: Bloomsbury Academic, pp. 248, $39.95 (paperback).Ch	0
Walk on By: How We Know an Era Is Over DennisDavid J.Jr., in collaboration with DennisDavid J.Sr. (2022). The Movement Made Us: A Father, a Son, and the Legacy of a Freedom Ride. New York: Harper. 288	0
From Books to Airplanes: The Materiality of Global and Urban Entanglements	0
The Jenney Myth: How the Home Insurance Building Was Declared the “World’s First Skyscraper”	0
Beyond Urban Planning, Sanitation, and Governmentality: Histories of Urban Property in Colonial Cities	0
“Reasonable, Warranted and Consonant”: Police Violence and Police Sovereignty in 1960s Newark	0
The Resilience of Planned Communities: Recent Perspectives	0
Reimagining Black Conservatism: The Invisible Black Community and the Forgotten War on “Black-on-Black Crime” during the Post–World War II Urban Crisis (1970s-1980s)	0
Colonial Island Enclave and Discourses of Urban Modernization in Guangzhou, China	0
From Segregation to Suspension: The Solidification of the Contemporary School-Prison Nexus in Boston, 1963-1985	0
Race and Place in Asian American History, 1950-present HumTarryHaydukRonPierre-LouisFrancoisJrKrasnerMichael Alan (eds.) (2021). Immigrant Crossroads: Globalization, Incorporation, and Placemaking in	0
A Place Called Poppleton: Investigating the Slow Violence of Redevelopment in West Baltimore	0
Chinatown Pastiche: The Chinese Village at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition	0
From Mangons to Rewards : Butchery Animals as Revealing the Diversity of Trades in Belgian Cities in the Early Modern Period	0
Water and Waste: A History Reluctant Policymaking in U.S. Cities	0
Growing Up Together: Brooklyn’s Truant School and the Carceral and Educational State, 1857-1924	0
The Housing Project of Well Hall Garden Suburb and the Production of Spaces in First World War Britain	0
Imagining University City: The Unbuilt Plans for Mexico’s National University, 1928-1942	0
From Endurance to Escape: The Tokyo Summer as Lived Experience in the Twentieth Century	0
Decommunization by Design: Analyzing the Post-Independence Transformation of Soviet-Era Architectural Urbanism in Kyiv, Ukraine	0
The Problems and Potential of Higher Education in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Urban America	0
Yellow Fever: Race, Health, Environment, and Profit in New Orleans	0
Situating Slums in Hegemonic Urban Discourse: A Historiography of English-Language Architecture and Planning Journals	0
Amusement Leaves the Port: Pleasure Institutions and the Reshaping of Gothenburg’s Material and Nonmaterial Borders, 1860s-1923	0
Growing the Game of Golf in Colonial Kuala Lumpur: Elites and Privatized Urban Planning in Southeast Asia, 1893-1957	0
Rethinking the Early Black City	0
The Indigenous Turn in Urban History FincherRuthIvesonKurtLeitnerHelgaPrestonValerie (2019). Everyday Equalities: Making Multicultures in Settler Colonial Cities. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota	0
Nostalgia for Urban Vices: Cultural Reminiscences of a Demolished Port City Pleasure Neighborhood	0
Markets, Merchants, and the State in Early Medieval Western India	0
Sustainability, Creativity, and Livability in Great East Asian Megacities: Insights from Twenty-First Century Tokyo, Seoul, and Chinese Creative Clusters AlmazanJorge and Studiolab (2022). Emergent To	0
Redevelopment and Renewal in Revolutionary Places	0
Where Were Bodies Buried? The Complex Transformation of Beijing’s Mortuary Space from the Perspective of the Conflict between Tradition and Modernity, 1912-1949	0
A Walk in Thomas Annan’s Glasgow: Documentary Photography, Class and Urban Space	0
“Stop Talking and Act”: The Battle between Tough on Crime Policing and Guardianship of Black Juvenile Gangs in Philadelphia, 1958-1969	0
The City of the Missing: Poetic Responses to the Grenfell Fire	0
Architecture and Dictatorship: The Dialectics of Destruction and Creation	0
Dragging the Waters: Pestilence, Policing, and the Public Good in Postbellum Baltimore	0
Trumbull Talk: White Vernacular and the Politics of Persecution, 1953-1954	0
History and Archeology of Urban Decline: Rome during the Medieval Climate Anomaly	0
The Precinct of the Dead and Saints for the Nation: The Bolivian National Revolution and Gualberto Villarroel, 1943-1956	0
Beyond Urban Reform: Women’s Activism in the City before and after Suffrage	0
Making the Semi-Colonial Infrastucture of Death: Public Mortuary in Modern Shanghai (1860s-1930s)	0
Spatial Crisis and the Experimental Production of Urban Space in Franco’s Spain: The History of Madrid’s Poblados Dirigidos	0
Figures of Misery: The Berlin Housing Survey (1901-1920) as an Epistemic Project	0
Changing Segregation in a Border City: The Case of the Russian Minority in Vyborg, 1880-1917	0

A Big League Minneapolis or a Cold Omaha: Professional Sports and the Promise of Downtown Growth in the Campaign to Build the Metrodome	0
British Allotment to American Park: An Atlantic Crossing of the Garden Suburb Movement 1910–1930	0
“If you want police, we will have them”: Anti-Black Student Discipline in Southern Schools and the Rise of a New Carceral Logic, 1961-1975	0
An Alternative Approach to Municipalization: The Transition of Human Waste Disposal in Hangzhou, 1900s-1940s	0
An Insight into the Extent of the Sundown Town Phenomenon in Canadian Company Towns; the Thompson, Manitoba, Case Study	0
The Ever-Expanding University of California: Property Claims and the Battle over People’s Park	0
Referentiality of Generic Structures: Critique of Capitalist Urban Development in Works of Ludwig Hilberseimer, Archizoom, and Dogma Studio	0
Public Film Screening Events and the Production of Chinese Urbanisms, 1949-2000	0
Pollution, Pipes, and Progress: Chicago’s Environment and the Question of Scale	0
Naming and Blaming: Civic Shame and Slum Journalism in Late Nineteenth-Century and Early Twentieth-Century Manchester and Birmingham	0
Collective Remembering and Forgetting: Histories of Slavery and Freedom in the Urban North GumprechtBlake (2023). North to Boston: Life Histories from the Black Great Migration in New England. New Yor	0
If I Had My Way I’d Tear The Building Down: Political Economy, Regional History, and Landscape Transformations in Greater New Orleans	0
Other Worlds Just Like This One: Enchantment at Meow Wolf’s “The House of Eternal Return”	0
There Grows the City: A Long History of Urban Agriculture in Milwaukee, Wisconsin	0
Intersections of Race, Space, and Childhood GoldbergDavid E. (2016). The Retreats of Reconstruction: Race, Leisure, and the Politics of Segregation at the New Jersey Shore, 1865 – 1920. New York: Ford	0
Pollution, Pipes, and Progress: Chicago’s Environment and the Question of Scale	0
The Journal of Urban History at 50	0
What is the Black City?	0
The Assorted Environmental Colors of Metro Manila: Accounts of Richness, Imperfections, Perils, and Heritage within the Philippines’ National Capital Region	0
Urban Plot: Developing a Consistent Definition for Comparative Urban Studies	0
Claiming Reparations, Claiming the City	0
Xiaoling and Nanjing: Mapping the Imperial Mausoleum in a Fourteenth-Century Capital in China	0
“The Cité Is Yours”: Colonial Modernization and Dakar’s Postcolonial Suburban Dream	0
Slums, Villas Miseria, and Barriadas: Why Terms Matter	0
“You Know It When You See It”: Drug Nuisance Property and the Carceral Management of Racialized Disinvestment in Philadelphia	0
“We Are without God Now”: Benign Neglect and Planned Destruction of Brooklyn’s Bushwick Neighborhood	0
Coaches, Sleighs, and Speed in the Street: “Vehicularization” in Early Modern Amsterdam	0
The Medium Is the Message: Recent Interpretations of Jane Jacobs and Cities AkkermanAbraham (2020). The Urban Archetypes of Jane Jacobs and Ebenezer Howard: Contraction and Meaning in City Form. Toron	0
The Cry of the Needy: Changing Perceptions of the Sounds of Begging in Late Medieval Germany	0
Streets, People, and Urban Scenes through Time: The Perpetual Allure of Tokyo	0
Separating the Men from the Boys: The John Worthy School (1891-1916)	0
Did Cholera “Force” the Reform of Urban Water Infrastructure? Lessons from Nineteenth-Century Berlin	0
“Imperial Circuits” and the Boundaries of a City: Puerto Rican Migration during the Mid-Twentieth Century	0
“Blonde Provinzen”: National Socialist Territorial and Homogenization Policies and the Murderous Consequences of Their Failure	0
The City Is for Intimacy: Narrative and Connection in Intimate Urban Histories of the USA HartmanSaidiya (2019). Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Intimate Histories of Riotous Black Girls, Troubl	0
Capital Cities of Latin America: New Approaches and Scales	0
Only in the Big City: Isolation, Rurality, and Leisure in Lesbian Chicago, 1971-1996	0
Pioneers of Gentrification: Women Entrepreneurs Prospecting in a Post-Soviet Industrial City	0
Twentieth Century Modernism, Houses of Culture and Ownerless Roads: Socialist Legacy in Urban Russia Today	0
Archives in Stone: Cemeteries, Burial, and Urban Ownership in Late Colonial Ghana	0
“Meet Me at the Swap Meet”: Asian American Commerce and the Emergence of West Coast Gangsta Rap	0
Reframing the City Beautiful: Environment and Health in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania	0
Broadway Was Always Here: Preservation and Racial Exclusion	0
Urban Environments: Science, Governance, and Social Change at the City/Nature Interface	0
Trapped Neighborhoods, Trapped Identities: Wadi Salib and Musrara Compared, 1949-1967	0
Can the Slumdweller Speak? James Joyce and Mediating Dublin Slum Discourse	0
Historical Evolution of Trade Fairs against Urban Evolution: Divergence and Convergence of Thessaloniki Fair with International Practice	0
“The War at Home”: Winning the Hearts and Minds of the Black Community; Race and Policing in New York City, 1970 to 1973	0
The Origin of Slum as a Trans-Class Concept	0
Role of Women in Milwaukee’s Fair Housing Marches and Civil Rights Movements: Recognizing the Unsung Heroines	0
“Between a Rock and a Hard Place”: Vendors and the Negotiation of Policing in Mexico City, from the Late Nineteenth Century Through the 1930s	0
Post-Socialist Architecture and Memories in Berlin and Beyond BartmanskiDominik (2022). Matters of Revolution: Urban Spaces and Symbolic Politics in Berlin and Warsaw after 1989. Abingdon and New York	0
The “Spirit of Revolt”: A Reappraisal of Black Veterans in Chicago’s Red Summer	0
Flood and Drought: The Challenges of Seasonality in the Operation of Rome’s Sewers, 1870-1900	0
Reassembling Phanariots’ Masonry Neighborhood in Istanbul: Digital Visualization as Urban Historical Research	0
The Path from Utopia: From Co-Ops to Condos and Beyond	0
Segregating the Suburbs in Postwar California: A History of Ladera Housing Cooperative, 1944-1950	0
Cars, Gardens, and Ruins: Making and Remaking the Motor City ApelDora (2015). Beautiful Terrible Ruins: Detroit and the Anxiety of Decline.New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 184 pp., illustratio	0
The Role of Religion in Nineteenth-Century Urban America	0
Housing Development and Union Wages: Waitresses and Saleswomen Living in San Francisco’s Tenderloin, 1910-1941	0
The Sex Wars: Prostitution, Carceral Feminists, and the Consolidation of Police Power	0
Examining the Paradox of Urban Schools as Sites of Inequity and Opportunity	0
Banal Socialism: The Role of Ideology in Late Soviet Era Urban Reconstruction—The Case of Vilnius	0
Paved Over: At the Intersection of Urban Mobility, Class Politics, and the Limits of Power in Mexico City, 1920s-1960s	0
Through Lines: Punishment, Discipline, and Racial Oppression in American Public Schools Past and Present BellCharles (2021). Suspended: Punishment, Violence, and the Failure of School Safety. Baltimor	0
The Plague in Madras: The Making of an “Immune” City	0
The Materiality of the Modern World: The Archeology of Freedom, Enslavement, and the Making of the United States DelleJames A. (2019). The Archaeology of Northern Slavery and Freedom. Gainesville: Uni	0
Shanghai: Capitalists, Communists, and the Jewish Dynasties Who Helped Build the City KaufmanJonathan (2021). The Last Kings of Shanghai: The Rival Jewish Dynasties That Helped Create Modern China. Ne	0
The Ruins of a Steel Mill: Planetary Urbanization in the Brazilian Amazon	0
Sanitarians, Public Good, and Power: Generating Tolerance for Garbage Disposal Plants, 1896-1910	0
“I’m Not a Juvenile Delinquent”: Mixed-Race Doo-Wop, Gang Culture, and the War against Rock ’n’ Roll, 1954-1957	0
Neurasthenia and the Modern City: Genealogical Speculations on Capitalism-Urged Anxiety, Stress, and Suicide in North America, 1890–1920	0
Forging an Anti-Racist Praxis: Housing Discrimination against Ottoman Greek Immigrants in Early-Twentieth-Century Portland and Seattle	0
The Development of Modern Urban Planning: The Case of Strasbourg, 1871-1918	0
The Conception of the Urban, 1800-1875	0
The Politics of Policing	0
Stigmatizing Street Vendors and Market Traders: The Case of Amsterdam from a Historical Perspective	0
Interrogating the Notion of a “Black City”: Past, Present, and Future	0
Whose Streets? Our Streets! . . . or Maybe Not? Legitimizing Racialized Gendered Policing in Modern Cities	0
Archeology on an Urban Scale	0
Recent Work on Chicago History: Money, the State, and Inequality in the Quintessential American City	0
Imagery and Space in Andean Capital Cities: Visual Discourse in Bogotá, Quito, and Lima, 1910-1930	0
Refugee Placemaking and Community in San Francisco: Building a Little Saigon Community in San Francisco, from the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation Archives (1980-2000)	0
Ohio’s Tale of Two Cities	0
Enlarging Bogotá: The Production of Urban Space	0
The Evidence of the Eyes: J. B. Jackson, William H. Whyte, and the American Landscape HorowitzHelen Lefkowitz (2020). Traces of J. B. Jackson: The Man Who Taught Us to See Everyday America. Charlottes	0
Sesame Street and the City: Revitalizing the City through Popular Culture	0
Introduction: Theorizing the Production of Space in Times of Crisis	0
The Pragmatic Way: Managing the Streets in Qing Beijing	0
Disciplining Our Own: Politicizing the Image of the Strict Black Principals, 1970-1985	0
Late-Soviet Collective Housing: Self-Help Construction and Self-Management in Youth Residential Complex Housing Movement	0
Thinking from the Barrio: Location, Modernity, and the Popular in Alejandro Moreno	0
A City at War: Clashes, Devastations, and Survivals beyond the Battlefield in China during the War of Resistance against Japan	0
London Bridge: A History of Urban Survival	0
Meaning beyond Accuracy: War Damage Map of Cottbus	0