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City & Community
Edited by:
Hilary Silver
'Every urban scholar and college library should subscribe to City & Community.'
--Peter Dreier, Occidental College
City & Community (C&C) is dedicated to publishing research and theory that explore the social aspects of the metropolis. How do people get attached to places? How do inequalities and differences shape a city and how does the city influence differences and inequalities? How does an Internet community compare to a traditional community? Aimed at exploring the meaning and significance of the metropolis, C&C includes works on immigration, rural communities, social networks, suburbia, urban movements, urban history, and virtual communities among others.
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TopHighlights
"Some of My Best Friends Are . . .": Interracial Friendships, Class, and Segregation in America
Xavier de Souza Briggs
Neighboring in Netville: How the Internet Supports Community and Social Capital in a Wired Suburb
Keith Hampton & Barry Wellman
Herbert J. Gans: An Introduction
Sudhir Venkatesh and Eva Rosen
Reading The Urban Villagers as a Cultural Document: Ethnicity, Modernity, and Capital
Sharon Zukin
The Limitations of Regime Theory
G. William Domhoff
Looking for the Lower Middle Class
Maria Kefalas
Power, Reform, and Urban Regime Analysis
Clarence N. Stone
TopEndorsements
'In quick time, Tony Orum and his team have established City & Community as an indispensable reading for urbanists of all disciplines. Combining cutting-edge research with considered criticism of ongoing intellectual traditions, City & Community is the first place to turn for all that matters in understanding contemporary urbanisms.'
Michael Dear, University of Southern California
'Every urban scholar and college library should subscribe to City & Community.'
Peter Dreier, Occidental College
'City & Community is the only urban journal I know edited specifically, if not exclusively, for urban sociologists. I like it especially because, thanks to Anthony Orum, its lead articles (and the discussions that accompany it) are devoted to significant or controversial issues in the field. Not many journals do that.'
Herbert J Gans, Columbia University
'In an age of instant global communications, the face-to-face interactions that occur in cities are as important as ever. City & Community gets it, providing cutting edge scholarship on how place matters in the formation of communities. Fills a much-needed gap in the urban literature.'
Todd Swanstrom, St. Louis University
'With its blend of cutting-edge theory and on-the-ground research, City & Community has established itself as a must-read for all urban sociologists in North America. Consistently fascinating and open to all, this is a journal to watch.'
Sharon Zukin, Brooklyn College
