“We Want What Everybody Else in an Advanced Society Seems to Have”: Why Chinese Democracy Is Inevitable
Journal Name: New Global StudiesIssue: Ahead of print
Archiv für April 2015
Chinese Cities in a Time of Change
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Dreams of Los Angeles: Traversing Power, Navigating Space, and Recovering the Everyday
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Cosmopolitan Attachment: Pluralism and Civic Identity in Late Ottoman Cities
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The City and American Environmentalism
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Miles to Go before We Sleep: Well-Worn Paths and New Directions for Educational Historians
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Paris: Haussmann and After
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Making Visual Order of Urban Disorder: New York City’s Nineteenth-Century Illustrated Press
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Corrigendum
Karimi, P. 2015. „Introduction: Reinventing the American Postindustrial City.“ Journal of Urban History 41:147–57. (Original doi: 10.1177/0096144214563511)
On page 152 of the original paper, the name of one of the authors is spelled incorrectly….
The Costs and Consequences of Living in a World Shaped by Leisure Culture: New Literature on Tourism and Urban Recreation in America
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