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International Journal of Urban and Regional Research

VOLUME 39 NUMBER 6 NOVEMBER 2015 ISSN 0309–1317

• Urban Poverty, Segregation and Social Networks in São Paulo and Salvador, Brazil Eduardo Marques

• Segregated Networks in the City Vinicius M. Netto, Maíra Soares Pinheiro and Roberto Paschoalino

• Beyond Bureaucracy Salo V. Coslovsky

• Inclusionary Zoning and Exclusionary Development Filip Stabrowski

• Towards A ‘Post-Neoliberal’ Mode of Housing Regulation? Sebastian Schipper

• Subterranean Commodification Pablo Mendez and Noah Quastel

• Rental as a Taste of Freedom Pablo Mendez and Noah Quastel

• A Sense of Displacement Chiara Valli

• Healthy Food Stores, Greenlining and Food Gentrification Isabelle Anguelovski

• Licensing, Popular Practices and Public Spaces Regan Koch

• Whose Responsibility? Van Liempt And Van Aalst

• Gentrification, Social Justice and Personal Ethics Peter Marcuse

• Migrant Businesses and the Symbolic Transformation of Urban Neighborhoods Michael Parzer and Florian J. Huber

Front cover images from top to bottom: Diversity, mobility and fragmentation equations (from Vinicius Netto, Maíra Soares Pinheiro and Roberto Paschoalino); Sociogram depicting an individual’s personal networks (from research by Eduardo Marques); Mid-1980s neighbourhood block party in pre-gentrification era Bushwick, New York (interviewee family archive, from research by Chiara Valli, reproduced with permission)

Forthcoming in January:Economic Rationality Meets Celebrity Urbanology, Jamie Peck; Financializing

Desalination, Alex Loftus and Hug March; Spaces of Extraction, Metropolitan Explosions, Martín Arboleda; Accounts from Behind the Curtain, Slavomíra Ferenčuhová; Global Urbanisms and the Nature of Urban Theory, Jennifer Robinson and Ananya Roy (eds.)

Available online:This journal is available online at Wiley Online Library.

Visit wileyonlinelibrary.com to search the articles and register for table of contents e-mail alerts.

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International Journal of Urban and Regional Research

EditorsJulie-Anne BoudreauMatthew GandyMaria Kaika

Debates & Developments EditorsSimon ParkerLiza Weinstein

Review EditorMatthias Bernt

Website EditorYuri Kazepov

Managing EditorTerry McBride

Editorial BoardTim ButlerMustafa DikecLaurent FourchardMona HarbUte LehrerWalter NichollsBae-Gyoon ParkMike RacoJenny RobinsonRaquel RolnikAnanya RoyNik TheodoreFulong Wu

Corresponding EditorsYuko AoyamaGianpaolo BaiocchiDorothee BrantzAnne HailaClara IrazabalRivke JaffeBeatriz JaguaribeAlex LoftusEduardo MarquesDonald McNeillSue ParnellMary PatilloEdgar PieterseXuefei Ren

Luděk SýkoraKian TajbakhshWing-Shing TangYen-fen TsengLamia Zaki

Advisory BoardTalja BloklandNeil BrennerSusan S. FainsteinMarisol GarciaStephen GrahamAlan HardingMichael Harloe*Roger KeilPatrick Le GalèsTakashi MachimuraMargit MayerLinda McDowellMarcus de MeloEnzo MingioneHarvey MolotchChris PickvanceEdmond PreteceilleJeremy SeekingsOvsey ShkaratanAbdouMaliq SimoneSmriti SrinivasJohn WaltonMin Zhou

* Founding Editor

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