The Routledge Companion to the Suburbs

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Cover Title Copyright Contents List of figures List of tables Notes on contributors Preface Introduction PART I Suburban definitions and descriptions 1 Defining suburbs 2 Suburban stereotypes 3 In what sense a post-suburban era? PART II Global perspectives on the suburbs 4 Toward a comparative global suburbanism 5 Suburbanization in Latin America 6 Suburbanization in Australia 7 Suburbanization in Europe: a focus on Dublin 8 Suburbanization in Asia: a focus on India 9 Suburbanization in Asia: a focus on Jakarta 10 Suburbanization in Asia: a focus on Seoul PART III Diversity, exclusion, and poverty in the suburbs 11 Queer suburbs: (sub)urban spaces and sexualities in the Global North 12 Inequality and poverty in the suburbs: the case of metropolitan Cairo 13 Social exclusion and multiethnic suburbs in Sweden 14 Uneven development and the making of Rio de Janeiro 15 Dividing the metropolis: the political history of suburban incorporation in the United States 16 Immigrants in U.S. suburbs 17 Poverty in U.S. suburbs 18 From Sanford to Ferguson: race, poverty, and protest in the American suburb 19 Stigma and the U.S. suburb PART IV Planning, public policy, and reshaping the suburbs 20 Metropolitan governance in Paris 21 The French banlieue: renovating the suburbs 22 Shrinking suburbs in a time of crisis 23 Redesigning the suburbs: new town and master-planned suburbs of the 1960s and 1970s 24 Keeping up with the Joneses: residential reinvestment and mansionization in American inner-ring suburbs 25 Planning and the cultural landscapes of suburban Turkey 26 Cultural production in the suburban context PART V Conclusion and future prospects 27 The end of the suburbs 28 Conclusion and future research on global suburbs Index