000			01420 a2200193 4500
999			_c55801 _d55801
020			_a9780262517416
082			_a388.411 _bLOU
100			_aLoukaitou-Sideris, Anastasia _965638
245			_aSidewalks : conflict and negotiation over public space
260			_aLondon _bMIT Press _c2012
300			_ax,328,iiip.
440			_aUrban and industrial environments Ed. by Robert Gottlieb and Henry R. Luce _965559
505			_aCONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS lX 1.HISTORY AND EVOLUTION 1 1INTRODUCTION: THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLITICAL LIFE OF SIDEWALKS 3 2 CONSTRUCTION AND EVOLUTION OF SIDEWALKS 15 II DISPLAY, OPPORTUNITY, AND CELEBRATION 35 3 PROMENADING AND THE PERFORMANCE OF INDIVIDUAL IDENTITIES 39 4 PERFORMING COLLECTIVE IDENTITIES: PARADES, fESTIVALS, AND CELEBRATIONS 61 III DISRUPTION AND CONFRONTATION 81 5 EVERYDAY POLITICS AND THE RIGHT TO THE SIDEWALK 85 6 SIDEWALK AS SPACE OF DISSENT 97 IV COMPETING USES AND MEANINGS 123 7 SIDEWALK AS SPACE OF ECONOMIC SURVIVAL 127 8 SIDEWALK AS SHELTER 157 9 SIDEWALK AS URBAN FOREST 189 v REGULATION AND CONTROL 219 10 CONTROLLING DANGER, CREATING FEAR 225 11 MUNICIPALITIES IN CONTROL 243 12REVISITING PUBLIC SPACE AND THE ROLE OF SIDEWALKS 265 NOTES 275 REFERENCES 283 INDEX 315
600			_944974
700			_aEhrenfeucht, Renia _965556
890			_aUK
891			_aGratis
942			_2ddc