City Visions

David Bell, Azzedine Haddour

Acknowledgements.  Notes on Contributors 1. What We Talk About When We Talk About the City  2. Imag(in)ing a Post-Industrial Potteries  3. Capital Calcutta: Coins, Maps, Monuments, Souvenirs, and Tourism  4. Citing Difference; Vagrancy, Nomadism, and the Site of the Colonial and Post-colonial  5. Denizens, Citizens, Tourists, and Others; Marginality and Mobility in the Writings of James Kelman and Irvine Welsh.  6. Suburban Tales: Television, Masculinity and Textual Geographies 7. Ethical Transgressions Beyond the City Wall  8. Dancing Bodies in City Settings: Construction of Spaces and Subjects  9. Moving Through the City 10. Finding a Place in the Street: CCTV, Surveillance and Young People's Use of Urban Public Space  11. Cosmopolitan and the Sexed City 12. The New Segregation 13. A Critique of Integration as the Remedy for Segregation 14. Otherness and Citizenship: Towards a Politics of the Plurals Community  15. 'Not a Straight Line but a Curve', or Cities are not Mirrors of Modernity.