| Urban Geography 2005 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Being and becoming in urban geography. | Sociology and social work | Curran, Winifred |
| Cities and water pollution: An historical and geographic perspective. | Sociology and social work | Colten, Craig E. |
| Comparative urbanism. | Sociology and social work | Dear, Michael |
| Decentralization and polarization: Contradictory trends in Hong Kong's postcolonial social landscape. | Sociology and social work | Lo, C.P. |
| Effects of married couple dual-earner households on metropolitan communities: Evidence from the Atlanta metropolitan area. | Sociology and social work | Sultana, Selina |
| Emergent urban forms, or emergent post-modernisms? A comparison of large U.S. metropolitan areas. | Sociology and social work | Hackworth, Jason |
| Getting globalized: Urban policy and industrial displacement in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. | Sociology and social work | Hanson, Susan, Curran, Winifred |
| "Homed" in Arizona: The architecture of emergency shelters. | Sociology and social work | Datta, Ayona |
| Human vs. nature duality in metropolitan planning. | Sociology and social work | Talen, Emily, Brody, Jason |
| Introduction - Digression analysis: A decidedly editorial introduction to the symposium on the states of urban geography: Dispatches from the field.(Association of American Geographers) | Sociology and social work | Mountz, Alison, Prytherch, David |
| Linking urban field theory with GIS and remote sensing to detect signatures of rapid urbanization on the landscape: Toward a new approach for characterizing urban sprawl.(geographic information systems) | Sociology and social work | Sui, Daniel Z., Hui Zeng, Shujuan Li |
| Low-income communities and urban poverty in China. | Sociology and social work | Ya Ping Wang |
| Making change: Thoughts on Unmaking Goliath. | Sociology and social work | Lake, Robert W. |
| Neighborhood factors associated with same-sex households in U.S. cities. | Sociology and social work | Aanacker, Katrin B., Morrow-Jones, Hazel A. |
| On the potential of local political projects: A response to Lake, Martin, and Wilson.(Unmaking Goliath ) | Sociology and social work | DeFilippis, James |
| Parks and park funding in Los Angeles: An equity-mapping analysis. | Sociology and social work | Wolch, Jennifer, Wilson, John P., Fehrenbach, Jed |
| Perspectives on participation, urban research, and the transformation of "local" urban geographies. | Sociology and social work | Elwood, Sarah |
| Planning Chinese cities: The limits of transitional institutions. | Sociology and social work | Yehua Dennis Wei |
| Rescaling autonomy? Reflections on Unmaking Goliath. | Sociology and social work | Martin, Deborah G. |
| Research in ethnic segregation II: Measurements, categories and meanings.(Report) | Sociology and social work | Kaplan, David H., Woodhouse, Kathleen |
| Research note: Neighborhoods as territorial units: The case of Tel Aviv-Jaffa. | Sociology and social work | Schnell, Izhak, Benjamini, Yoav, Pash, Dov |
| Research note-vegetation effects on suburban air conditioning. | Sociology and social work | Abbott, J. Anthony, Meentemeyer, Vernon |
| Residential security, risk, and race: The Home Owners' Loan Corporation and mortgage access in the two cities. | Sociology and social work | Crossney, Kristen B., Bartelt, David W. |
| Review essay: Unmaking Goliath. | Sociology and social work | Wilson, Bobby M. |
| Sociospatial differentiation: Processes and spaces in subdistricts of Shanghai. | Sociology and social work | Fulong Wu, Zhigang Li |
| Suburbanization and the changes of urban internal spatial structure in Hangzhou, China. | Sociology and social work | Jian Feng, Yixing Zhou |
| Taking the pulse of the subdiscipline: The state of urban geography in Canada. | Sociology and social work | Bourne, Larry S. |
| Teaching the cultural politics and economy of global cities in the periphery. | Sociology and social work | Marston, Sallie A., Manning, Koren E. |
| The ebb and flow of temporary populations: The dimensions of spatial-temporal distributions of daytime visitors in the Netherlands. | Sociology and social work | Dijst, Martin, Zandvliet, Robbert |
| The emergence of gated communities in a West African context: Evidence from Greater Accra, Ghana. | Sociology and social work | Grant, Richard |
| The reinvention of public green space. | Sociology and social work | Pincetl, Stephanie, Gearin, Elizabeth |
| The structure of social space in Beijing in 1998: A socialist city in transition. | Sociology and social work | Chaolin Gu, Fahui Wang, Guili Liu |
| The world settles in: Washington, DC, as an immigrant gateway. | Sociology and social work | Price, Marie, Cheung, Ivan, Friedman, Samantha, Singer, Audrey |
| Urban crisis redux. | Sociology and social work | Lake, Robert W. |
| Urbanization and sustainable resource use: The case of garden watering in the metropolitan region of Barcelona. | Sociology and social work | Domene, Elena, Pares, Marc, Sauri, David |
| Urban residential preferences and satisfaction in the former Soviet Union: Results from a survey in Ust'-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan. | Sociology and social work | Gentile, Michael |
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