 | Janet L. Abu-Lughod - Social Science - 1999 - 296 pages
...place, and, at the limit, in the constitution of notions of membership and "citizenship" (Holston 1996). The city has indeed emerged as a site for new claims:...as internationalized a presence in large cities as is capital (Abu-Lughod et al. 1994). The denationalizing of urban space and the formation of new claims... | |
 | James Holston - Political Science - 1999 - 276 pages
...of entitlements, notably rights to place, and more radically, in the constitution of "citizenship." The city has indeed emerged as a site for new claims:...by disadvantaged sectors of the urban population, which in large cities are frequently as internationalized a presence as is capital. The denationalizing... | |
 | Joan Copjec, Michael Sorkin - Architecture - 1999 - 330 pages
...opening for new forms of 'citizenship'. The city has indeed emerged as a site for new claims, not only by global capital which uses the city as an 'organizational...internationalized a presence in large cities as capital. The de-nationalizing of urban space and the formation of new claims by transnational actors, raises... | |
 | Ah Foong Foo, Belinda K. P. Yuen - Political Science - 1999 - 196 pages
...indeed emerged as a site for new claims: by global capital which uses the city as an "organisational commodity", but also by disadvantaged sectors of the urban population, frequently as internationalised a presence in large cities as capital. The de-nationalising of urban space and the... | |
 | Joan Ockman - Architecture - 2000 - 288 pages
...OF ENTITLEMENTS, NOTABLY RIGHTS TO PLACE, AND, AT THE LIMIT, IN THE CONSTITUTION OF "CITIZENSHIP."7 The city has indeed emerged as a site for new claims:...disadvantaged sectors of the urban population, frequently as intemationalized a presence in large cities as capital. The denationalizing of urban space and the... | |
 | United Nations Centre for Human Settlements - Cities and towns - 2001 - 377 pages
...entitlements, notably rights to place. At the limit, this could be an opening for new forms of 'citizenship'. The city has indeed emerged as a site for new claims:...by disadvantaged sectors of the urban population, whose presence is frequently as international as that of capital. The de-nationalizing of urban space... | |
 | Engin Fahri Isin - Social Science - 2002 - 358 pages
...(220). The city therefore becomes a new site of conflicts over resources, representation, and rights: "The city has indeed emerged as a site for new claims:...by disadvantaged sectors of the urban population, which in large cities are frequently as internationalized a presence as capital" (208). We therefore... | |
 | Michelle Habell-Pallan, Mary Romero - Social Science - 2002 - 288 pages
...example of a "global city," a city central to the grid of globalization that is doubly claimed "by both global capital which uses the city as an 'organizational...by disadvantaged sectors of the urban population, which in large cities are frequently as internationalized a presence as capital."10 Sassen's focus... | |
 | Richard P. Appelbaum, William I. Robinson - Anti-globalization movement - 2005 - 534 pages
...entitlements, notably rights to place. At the limit, this could be an opening for new forms of "citizenship." The city has indeed emerged as a site for new claims:...disadvantaged sectors of the urban population, frequently as much an internationalized presence in large cities as capital. The denationalizing of urban space and... | |
 | Richard P. Appelbaum, William I. Robinson - Anti-globalization movement - 2005 - 534 pages
...rights to place At the limit, this could be an opening for new forms of "citizenship." The city ha; indeed emerged as a site for new claims: by global capital, which uses the city as "organizational commodity," but also by disadvantaged sectors of the urban population, frequently as... | |
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... organizational commodity," but also by disadvantaged sectors of the urban population, frequently as internationalized a presence in large cities as capitaL The denationalizing of urban space and the formation of new claims by transnational actors... 
