Re-presenting the city : ethnicity, capital and culture in the twenty-first century metropolis

Abstract

Preface - Acknowledgements - Introduction: Cities, Texts and Paradigms A.D. King - PART 1: ETHNICITY, CAPITAL AND CULTURE: REPRESENTATIONS OF NEW YORK CITY - Rebuilding the Global City: Economy, Ethnicity and Space S. Sassen - Space and Symbols in an Age of Decline S. Zukin - Return to the Future: Puerto Rican Vernacular Architecture in New York City J. Sciorra - After Tompkins Square Park Degentrification and the Revanchist City N. Smith - PART 2: ETHNICITY, CAPITAL AND CULTURE: WRITING THE CITY IN AFRICA AND SOUTH ASIA - Bypassing New York in Representing Eko: Production of Space in a Nigerian City N. Nzegwu - Exploring Colombo: The Relevance of a Knowledge of New York N. Perera - Mombasa: Three Stages Towards Globalization A. Mazrui - PART 3: URBAN CON-TEXTS: READING AND WRITING THE CITY - The City Which is Not one J. Tagg - Analytic Borderlands: Race, Gender, and Representation in the New City S. Sassen - Silent Itineraries: Making Places in Architectural History G. Crysler - A Guide to Urban Representation and What to Do About It: Alternative Traditions of Urban Theory R. Shields - Me(trope)olis: Or Hayden White Among the Urbanists J.S. Duncan

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