Books reviewed in this article:
John Eade, Placing London: from imperial capital to global city
Jane M. Jacobs, The edge of empire: postcolonialism and the city
Raymond Struyk (ed.), Homeownership and housing finance policy in the former Soviet bloc: costly populism
Ya Ping Wang and Alan Murie, Housing policy and practice in China
Jieming Zhu, The transition of China’s urban development: from plan–controlled to market–led
Stephen Graham and Simon Marvin, Splintering urbanism: networked infrastructures, technological mobilities and the urban condition
Helen Jarvis, Andy C. Pratt and Peter Cheng–Chong Wu, The secret life of cities: the social reproduction of everyday life
Cynthia M. Duncan, Worlds apart: why poverty persists in rural America
Richard Sennett, The corrosion of character. The personal consequences of work in the new capitalism
James Donald, Imagining the modern city