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Global Urban Policy
A Framework for Analyzing State and Society
Sidney, Mara; Kaufmann, David
The University of Michigan Press
03/2026
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Editors and authors
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: A New Framework for the Analysis of Urban Policy
David Kaufmann, Mara Sidney
Part I: What state(s)? The Role and Scale of State Actions in Urban Policy
Chapter 2: Contentious Governance and the City: How Urban Alliances Contest National Authority over Climate and Migration Policy
Raffaele Bazurli, Imrat Verhoeven
Chapter 3: The Politics of Implementation in Sao Paulo: Why Low-Income Housing Policies and Programs So Often Remain Promises Rather than Reality
Maureen Donaghy
Chapter 4: The Redevelopment of Informal Settlements in China and India: Two Models of Urban Governance Compared
Yue Zhang
Chapter 5: Digital Underdogs: Postindustrial Policymaking and the 'Ordinary' City
Allison Bramwell
Chapter 6: Risk, Capital Accumulation, and Racial Inequality in Detroit: Exploring the Calculus of Emergency Managers during Times of Crisis
Meghan Wilson
Chapter 7: Policies In and of the Urban Everyday
Ross Beveridge, Philippe Koch
Part II: Who Participates? Diverse and Shifting Actors in Urban Policy
Chapter 8: City-Making in Africa's Urban Estuaries: Rescaling African Urban Policy Analysis in Era of Mobility
Loren Landau, Kabiri Bule
Chapter 9: We Have Always Been Here: Urban Resistance Testimonios and Immigrant Women in the Housing Justice Movement
Diane Wong
Chapter 10: Private Interests, Public Institutions: Large-Scale Urban Development in Berlin and Chicago
Annika Hinze, James Smith
Chapter 11: Urban Security Politics and Everyday Resistance to Criminal Victimization: Evidence from Medellin
Eduardo Moncada
Chapter 12: Housing policies, Claim-Making, and Resistance in African Cities
Jeff Paller
Conclusion
Chapter 13: Constituting Elements of an Urban Policy Analysis
David Kaufmann, Mara Sidney
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: A New Framework for the Analysis of Urban Policy
David Kaufmann, Mara Sidney
Part I: What state(s)? The Role and Scale of State Actions in Urban Policy
Chapter 2: Contentious Governance and the City: How Urban Alliances Contest National Authority over Climate and Migration Policy
Raffaele Bazurli, Imrat Verhoeven
Chapter 3: The Politics of Implementation in Sao Paulo: Why Low-Income Housing Policies and Programs So Often Remain Promises Rather than Reality
Maureen Donaghy
Chapter 4: The Redevelopment of Informal Settlements in China and India: Two Models of Urban Governance Compared
Yue Zhang
Chapter 5: Digital Underdogs: Postindustrial Policymaking and the 'Ordinary' City
Allison Bramwell
Chapter 6: Risk, Capital Accumulation, and Racial Inequality in Detroit: Exploring the Calculus of Emergency Managers during Times of Crisis
Meghan Wilson
Chapter 7: Policies In and of the Urban Everyday
Ross Beveridge, Philippe Koch
Part II: Who Participates? Diverse and Shifting Actors in Urban Policy
Chapter 8: City-Making in Africa's Urban Estuaries: Rescaling African Urban Policy Analysis in Era of Mobility
Loren Landau, Kabiri Bule
Chapter 9: We Have Always Been Here: Urban Resistance Testimonios and Immigrant Women in the Housing Justice Movement
Diane Wong
Chapter 10: Private Interests, Public Institutions: Large-Scale Urban Development in Berlin and Chicago
Annika Hinze, James Smith
Chapter 11: Urban Security Politics and Everyday Resistance to Criminal Victimization: Evidence from Medellin
Eduardo Moncada
Chapter 12: Housing policies, Claim-Making, and Resistance in African Cities
Jeff Paller
Conclusion
Chapter 13: Constituting Elements of an Urban Policy Analysis
David Kaufmann, Mara Sidney
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public policy analysis; urban policy; urban policy analysis; seeing like a city; comparative urban politics; global cities; social movements; mobilization; political participation; everyday politics; housing policy; urban development; policy making process; theories of public policy; São Paulo; Detroit; low-income housing; Berlin; Medellín; Chicago; Accra; Guangzhou; Mumbai; Saint Etienne
Editors and authors
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: A New Framework for the Analysis of Urban Policy
David Kaufmann, Mara Sidney
Part I: What state(s)? The Role and Scale of State Actions in Urban Policy
Chapter 2: Contentious Governance and the City: How Urban Alliances Contest National Authority over Climate and Migration Policy
Raffaele Bazurli, Imrat Verhoeven
Chapter 3: The Politics of Implementation in Sao Paulo: Why Low-Income Housing Policies and Programs So Often Remain Promises Rather than Reality
Maureen Donaghy
Chapter 4: The Redevelopment of Informal Settlements in China and India: Two Models of Urban Governance Compared
Yue Zhang
Chapter 5: Digital Underdogs: Postindustrial Policymaking and the 'Ordinary' City
Allison Bramwell
Chapter 6: Risk, Capital Accumulation, and Racial Inequality in Detroit: Exploring the Calculus of Emergency Managers during Times of Crisis
Meghan Wilson
Chapter 7: Policies In and of the Urban Everyday
Ross Beveridge, Philippe Koch
Part II: Who Participates? Diverse and Shifting Actors in Urban Policy
Chapter 8: City-Making in Africa's Urban Estuaries: Rescaling African Urban Policy Analysis in Era of Mobility
Loren Landau, Kabiri Bule
Chapter 9: We Have Always Been Here: Urban Resistance Testimonios and Immigrant Women in the Housing Justice Movement
Diane Wong
Chapter 10: Private Interests, Public Institutions: Large-Scale Urban Development in Berlin and Chicago
Annika Hinze, James Smith
Chapter 11: Urban Security Politics and Everyday Resistance to Criminal Victimization: Evidence from Medellin
Eduardo Moncada
Chapter 12: Housing policies, Claim-Making, and Resistance in African Cities
Jeff Paller
Conclusion
Chapter 13: Constituting Elements of an Urban Policy Analysis
David Kaufmann, Mara Sidney
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: A New Framework for the Analysis of Urban Policy
David Kaufmann, Mara Sidney
Part I: What state(s)? The Role and Scale of State Actions in Urban Policy
Chapter 2: Contentious Governance and the City: How Urban Alliances Contest National Authority over Climate and Migration Policy
Raffaele Bazurli, Imrat Verhoeven
Chapter 3: The Politics of Implementation in Sao Paulo: Why Low-Income Housing Policies and Programs So Often Remain Promises Rather than Reality
Maureen Donaghy
Chapter 4: The Redevelopment of Informal Settlements in China and India: Two Models of Urban Governance Compared
Yue Zhang
Chapter 5: Digital Underdogs: Postindustrial Policymaking and the 'Ordinary' City
Allison Bramwell
Chapter 6: Risk, Capital Accumulation, and Racial Inequality in Detroit: Exploring the Calculus of Emergency Managers during Times of Crisis
Meghan Wilson
Chapter 7: Policies In and of the Urban Everyday
Ross Beveridge, Philippe Koch
Part II: Who Participates? Diverse and Shifting Actors in Urban Policy
Chapter 8: City-Making in Africa's Urban Estuaries: Rescaling African Urban Policy Analysis in Era of Mobility
Loren Landau, Kabiri Bule
Chapter 9: We Have Always Been Here: Urban Resistance Testimonios and Immigrant Women in the Housing Justice Movement
Diane Wong
Chapter 10: Private Interests, Public Institutions: Large-Scale Urban Development in Berlin and Chicago
Annika Hinze, James Smith
Chapter 11: Urban Security Politics and Everyday Resistance to Criminal Victimization: Evidence from Medellin
Eduardo Moncada
Chapter 12: Housing policies, Claim-Making, and Resistance in African Cities
Jeff Paller
Conclusion
Chapter 13: Constituting Elements of an Urban Policy Analysis
David Kaufmann, Mara Sidney
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
public policy analysis; urban policy; urban policy analysis; seeing like a city; comparative urban politics; global cities; social movements; mobilization; political participation; everyday politics; housing policy; urban development; policy making process; theories of public policy; São Paulo; Detroit; low-income housing; Berlin; Medellín; Chicago; Accra; Guangzhou; Mumbai; Saint Etienne
