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Critical Urban Studies
ISBN-13:
9781438433073
Veröffentl:
2010
Seiten:
234
Autor:
Jonathan S. Davies
eBook Typ:
EPUB
eBook Format:
Reflowable
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Essays reevaluating and challenging the critiques of the urban studies field
This volume revisits the tradition of critical scholarship characteristic of the urban studies field. Urban scholarship has had detractors of late, particularly in mainstream political science, where it has been accused of parochialism and insularity. Critical Urban Studies offers a sharp repudiation of this critique, reasserting the need for critical urban scholarship and demonstrating the fundamental importance of urban studies for understanding and changing contemporary social life. Contributors to the volume identify an orthodox perspective in the field, subject it to critique, and map out a future research agenda for the field. The result is a series of inventive essays pointing scholars and students to the major theoretical and policy challenges facing urbanists and other critical social scientists.
Foreword
Clarence N. Stone
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Jonathan S. Davies and David L. Imbroscio
PART I: Critical Urban Theory
1. √City
Elvin Wyly
2. Critical Perspectives on the City: Constructivist, Interpretive Analysis of Urban Politics
Mara S. Sidney
3. Seeing like a City: How to Urbanize Political Science
Warren Magnusson
4. Refl ections on Urbanity as an Object of Study and a Critical Epistemology
Julie-Anne Boudreau
5. Back to the Future: Marxism and Urban Politics
Jonathan S. Davies
6. Keeping it Critical: Resisting the Allure of the Mainstream
David L. Imbroscio
PART II: Critical Urban Policy
7. The Trouble with Diversity
Jeff Spinner-Halev
8. Do Multicultural Cities Help Equality?
Yasminah Beebeejaun
9. Why Do We Want Mixed-Income Housing and Neighborhoods?
James DeFilippis and Jim Fraser
10. Dispersal as Anti-Poverty Policy
Edward G. Goetz and Karen Chapple
11. Beyond Sprawl and Anti-Sprawl
Thad Williamson
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Index
Clarence N. Stone
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Jonathan S. Davies and David L. Imbroscio
PART I: Critical Urban Theory
1. √City
Elvin Wyly
2. Critical Perspectives on the City: Constructivist, Interpretive Analysis of Urban Politics
Mara S. Sidney
3. Seeing like a City: How to Urbanize Political Science
Warren Magnusson
4. Refl ections on Urbanity as an Object of Study and a Critical Epistemology
Julie-Anne Boudreau
5. Back to the Future: Marxism and Urban Politics
Jonathan S. Davies
6. Keeping it Critical: Resisting the Allure of the Mainstream
David L. Imbroscio
PART II: Critical Urban Policy
7. The Trouble with Diversity
Jeff Spinner-Halev
8. Do Multicultural Cities Help Equality?
Yasminah Beebeejaun
9. Why Do We Want Mixed-Income Housing and Neighborhoods?
James DeFilippis and Jim Fraser
10. Dispersal as Anti-Poverty Policy
Edward G. Goetz and Karen Chapple
11. Beyond Sprawl and Anti-Sprawl
Thad Williamson
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Index