| Urban Geography 2006 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Air transportation, airports, and the discourses and practices of globalization.(Case study) | Sociology and social work | Cidell, Julie |
| A "multicultural model" of the spatial assimilation of ethnic minority groups in Australia's major immigrant-receiving cities. | Sociology and social work | Johnston, Ron, Poulsen, Michael, Forrest, James |
| CBO performance in the shelter sector: A study of La Pina and Lebron, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.(community-based organizations) | Sociology and social work | Muraya, Petronella W.K. |
| Chain migration and residential segregation of internal migrants in the metropolitan area of Sao Paulo, Brazil. | Sociology and social work | Skop, Emily, Peters, Paul A., Amaral, Ernesto F., Potter, Joseph E., Fusco, Wilson |
| Collectivism, political control, and gating in Chinese cities. | Sociology and social work | Youqin Huang |
| Counterhegemony and context: Racial crisis, warfare, and real estate in the neoliberal city. | Sociology and social work | Liu, Laura Y. |
| Cyberspace meets high street: Adoption of click-and-mortar strategies by retail outlets in city centers. | Sociology and social work | Weltevreden, Jesse W.J., Atzema, Oedzge A.L.C. |
| Do voting technologies discriminate across the urban hierarchy? Evidence from two presidential elections. | Sociology and social work | Warf, Barney |
| Ethnic residential patterns as predictors of intra-urban child mortality inequality in Accra, Ghana. | Sociology and social work | Weeks, John R., Hill, Allan G., Getis, Arthur, Stow, Douglas |
| Fear of eviction: The case of slum and squatter dwellers in Dhaka, Bangladesh. | Sociology and social work | Paul, Bimal Kanti |
| Finding the gentrification frontier using census data: The case of Portland, Maine. | Sociology and social work | Heidkamp, C. Patrick, Lucas, Susan |
| Forgotten roots of the green city: Subsistence gardening in Columbus, Ohio, 1900-1940. | Sociology and social work | Moore, Sarah |
| Interpreting producer service suburbanization: The public accounting industry in Chicago and Minneapolis-St. Paul.(Statistical data) | Sociology and social work | Nelson, Marla K. |
| Liberating the city: Between New York and New Orleans. | Sociology and social work | Peck, Jamie |
| "Liberating the city: Between New York and New Orleans" - A response. | Sociology and social work | Mitchell, Katharyne |
| Linking home to work: Ethnic labor market concentration in the San Francisco consolidated metropolitan area.(Statistical data) | Sociology and social work | Qingfang Wang |
| Patterns of segregation in contemporary Rome. | Sociology and social work | Mudu, Pierpaolo |
| Politics, public space, and memorials: The brawl on the mall. | Sociology and social work | Benton-Short, Lisa |
| Post-socialist urban forms: Notes from Sofia. | Sociology and social work | Hirt, Sonia |
| Race, class, and space: Outcomes of suburban access for Asians and Hispanics. | Sociology and social work | Clark, William A.V. |
| Religious diversity across the North American urban system. | Sociology and social work | Warf, Barney |
| Response: Counter neoliberalism.(Viewpoint essay) | Sociology and social work | Peck, Jamie |
| Rights to public space: Regulatory reconfigurations of liberty. | Sociology and social work | Ruppert, Evelyn S. |
| Spatial variations in Mexican maquiladora closure.(Industry overview) | Sociology and social work | South, Robert B. |
| Teleworking in some Norwegian urban areas - Motives and transport effects. | Sociology and social work | Hjorthol, Randi J. |
| The changing role of old and new urban centers: The case of the Amsterdam region.(City overview) | Sociology and social work | Musterd, Sako, Bontje, Marco, Ostendorf, Wim |
| The immigrant household and spatial assimilation: Partnership, nativity, and neighborhood location.(Statistical data) | Sociology and social work | Parks, Virginia, Ellis, Mark, Wright, Richard |
| The importance of geographic data compilation units in monitoring metropolitan versus nonmetropolitan or urban versus rural population change. | Sociology and social work | Amcoff, Jan |
| The persistence of segregation in Buffalo, New York: Comer vs. Cisneros and geographies of relocation decisions among low-income black households.(Statistical data) | Sociology and social work | Trudeau, Daniel |
| The quest for authentic place: The production of suburban alternatives in Minnesota's St. Croix Valley. | Sociology and social work | Bjelland, Mark D., Maley, Michelle, Cowger, Lane, Barajas, LisaBeth |
| There is no sprawl syndrome: A new topology of metropolitan land use patterns. | Sociology and social work | Galster, George, Cutsinger, Jackie |
| The social geography of childhood mortality, Toronto, 1901. | Sociology and social work | Mercier, Michael E. |
| "Third Way" urban policy and the new moral politics of community: Conflicts over the virtuous community in Ballymun in Dublin and the Gorbals in Glasgow. | Sociology and social work | Rogerson, Robert, Boyle, Mark |
| Travel from home: An economic geography of commuting distances in Montreal. | Sociology and social work | Shearmur, Richard |
| Which came first, the telecommuting or the residential relocation? An empirical analysis of causality. | Sociology and social work | Ory, David T., Mokhtarian, Patricia L. |
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