Table of Contents
A; Abercrombie, Leslie Patrick; Abu-Lughod, Janet; Accessible City; Acropolis; Adams, Thomas; Adaptive Reuse; Addams, Jane; Advocacy Planning; Agora; Air Rights; Alberti, Leon Battista; Alexander, Christopher; Alinsky, Saul D.; Alley; Alonso, William; Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR); Altshuler, Alan A.; A nnexation; Appleyard, Donald; Architectural Review Board; B; Back-To-The-City Movement; Bacon, Edmund N.; Balanced Community; Banfield, Edward C; Barnett, Jonathan; Baroque City; Barrio; Barthes Roland; Bartholomew, Harland; Bauer, Catherine; Bell, Daniel; Bell, Wendell; Benchmarking; Benevolo, Leonardo; Benjamin, Walter; Berry, Brian J.L; Blight; Blumenfeld, Hans; Bonus Zoning; Boosterism; Booth, Charles; Borderless Society; Boss; Boulevard; Bourgeois; Bourne, Larry S.; Boyer, M. Christine; Braudel, Fernand; Briggs, Asa; Brownfields; Burnham, Daniel Hudson; Bustee; C; Calthorpe, Peter A.; Calvino, Italo; Capacity-Building; Capital Accumulation; Capital Facility Planning; Capitalist City; Cartesian City; Castells, Manuel; Categorical Grant Programme; Central City; Central Place Theory; Centralization; Cerdà, Ildefons; Charter Of Athens; Chicago School of Sociology; Choay, Françoise; Christaller, Walter; Citadel; Cities and Film; Cities and The Arts; Cities in Literature; Cities of Difference; Citistate; Citizenship; City; City Beautiful Movement; City of Ur; City Typologies; Civil Rights Movement; Civil Society; Classicism; Closed Circuit Television (CCTV); Coastal Management; Cognitive Maps; Cohousing; Colonial City; Communitas; Community; Community Conflict Resolution; Community Development Block Grant; Community Development Corporation; Community Goal-Setting; Community Policing; Community Power Structure; Community Visioning; Community-Based Financing; Commuters; Compact Development; Condominium; Congestion; Conurbation; Convention Centres; Cooperative Housing; Costa, Lucio; Council Housing; Courtyards; Crime; Critical Coalition; Cross-Border Region; Cullen, Gordon; Cultural Heritage; Cultural Identity; Culture; Cybercity; D; Dahl, robert; Davidoff, paul; De certeau, michel; Decentralization; Defensible space; Demography; Density; Density bonus; Dependency theory; Desegregation; Development agreements; Digital divide; Digital government; Direct democracy; Discrimination; Disinvestment; Disney environments; Dispersion; Divided cities; Docklands; Dot density map; Downtown; Doxiades, constantinos; Drugs; Duany, andrés m.; Dubois, william edward burghardt (w.e.b.); E; École des Beaux-Arts; Economic Clusters; Economic Polarization; Economic Restructuring; Economies of Scale; Ecovillage; Ecumenopolis; Education and the City; Ekistics; Eminent Domain; Empowerment Zone; Engels, Friedrich; Environment and the City; Environmental Behaviour; Environmental Design; Environmental Impact Assessment; Environmental Justice; Environmental Perception; Environmental Sociology; Envisionment and Discovery Collaboratory; Equity Planning; Ethnic Conflict; Ethnic Enclaves; Ethno-Class Relations; European Square; Exactions; Exclusionary Zoning; Exopolis; Export Base Theory; Expropriation; Externalities; Exurbia; F; Façade Preservation; Fair Share Housing Allocation; Favela; Feminist Theory; Festival Marketplaces; Festivals; Filtering Process; Fiscal Impact Analysis; Fiscal Zoning; Floor Area Ratio; Ford, George B.; Foreign Investment; Foreign Trade Zones; Forester, John; Fortified Cities; Foucault, Michel; Friedmann, John; Frostbelt; G; Gangs; Gans, Herbert J.; Garden City; Garnier, Tony; Garreau, Joel; Gated Communities; Gecekondu; Geddes, Patrick; Gemeinschaft; Gender Discrimination; Gender Equity Planning; Gendered Spaces; General Plan; Gentrification; Geographic Information Systems; George, Henry; Gesellschaft; Ghetto; Giddens, Anthony; Global Cities; Glocalization; Good Government Movement; Goodman, Robert; G?t?, Shinpei; Gottmann, Jean; Governance; Graffiti; Great Society; Green Belt; Gropius, Walter; Group Home; Growth Machine; Growth Management; Growth Poles; Gruen, Victor; H; Habitat 96; Hall Edward T.; Hall, Sir Peter Geoffrey; Harris, Britton; Harris, Chauncy; Harvey, David; Haussmann, Baron Georges-Eugene; Hayden, Dolores; Healthy City; Heterotopia; High-Occupancy Vehicle Lanes; high-rise Housing Estates; Hinterland; Historic City; Historic District; Historic Preservation; Home Rule; Homelessness; Homeowners' Association; Homophobia; Housing Discrimination; Housing For Specific Needs; Housing Markets; Housing Societies; Housing Vouchers; Howard, Ebenezer; Human Capital; Human Ecology; Humane City; Huxtable, Ada Louise; Hygeia; I; Image of The City; Immigration; Imperial Cities; Inclusionary Housing; Incrementalism; Index of Dissimilarity; Industrial City; Industrial Revolution; Industrialization; Infill Development; Informal Sector; Informational City; Infrastructure; Input-Output Analysis; Insurance Redlining; Intelligent Transport Systems; Internal Structure of the City; International Expositions/World Fairs; Internet; Ishikawa, Eiyo (Hideaki); J; Jackson, john brinckerhoff; Jacobs, allan b.; Jacobs (née butzner), jane; K; Kahn, Louis Isadore; Kelley, Florence; Kent, Thomas J. (Jack), Jr; Koolhaas, Rem; Krier, Léon; Krier, Rob; Kropotkin, Peter; Krumholz, Norman; L; Labour Markets; Land Banking; Land Speculation; Land Trusts; Land Value Capture; Latch-Key Kids; Laws of the Indies; Le Corbusier (Byname of Charles-Édouard Jeanneret); Lefebvre, Henri; L'ernfant, Pierre Charles; Lewis, Oscar; Liebow, Elliot; Linear City; Linkage Fees; Livable City; Locally Unwanted Land Use; Los Angeles School of Urban Studies; Luna Parks; Lynch, Kevin; Lyotard, Jean-François; M; McHarg, Ian L.; Mackaye, Benton; Main Streets; Manufacturing City; Maquiladoras; Marsh, Benjamin Clark; Mass Transit; Medieval Cities; Megacity; Megalopolis; Melting Pot; Mercantile City; Meta-Urbanism; Metropolitan Statistical Area; Meyerson, Martin; Mies Van Der Rohe, Ludwig; Migration; Model Cities; Modernism; Mollenkopf, John; Mono-Centric City; Monuments; Morris, William; Moses, Robert; Moynihan, Daniel Patrick; Multi-Centric Cities; Multifunctional Urban Land Use; Mumford, Lewis; N; Nash, John; Necropolis; Negroponte, Nicholas; Neighbourhood; Neighbourhood Watch; New Charter of Athens; New Economy; New Federalism; New Urbanism; Noise; Nolen, John; Non-Profits and Urban Services; Non-Sexist City; Not in My Backyard (Nimby); Nuclear Family; O; Olmsted, Frederick Law, Olmsted, Frederick Law, Jr and Olmsted, John C.; Open Space; P; Park, Robert E.; Parks; Pedestrian Mall; Pedestrian Pocket; Peirce, Neal R.; Performance Measurement; Perry, Clarence Arthur; Pirenne, Henri; Place; Planning Commission; Plater-Zyberk, Elizabeth; Police Power; Polis; Political Economy; Polycentric City; Popular Culture and Cities; Populism; Port City; Portes, Alejandro; Post-Fordist System of Production; Postmodernism; Post-Socialist City; Poverty; Principles of Intelligent Urbanism; Privatization; Progressive Planners; Property Rights; Pruitt-Igoe; Psychogeography; Public Art; Public Health Surveillance; Public Space; Public-Private Partnerships; Q; Quartered City; R; Radiant City; Rapoport, Amos; Redevelopment; Red-Light Districts; Redlining; Regional Planning; Renaissance City; Rent Control; Restorative Justice; Ribbon Development; Riis, Jacob; Riots; Robinson, Charles Mulford; Rossi, Aldo; Rouse, James; Rowe, Colin Fredrick; Rykwert Joseph; S; Safe City; Sandercock, Leonie; Sassen, Saskia; Satellite Towns; Science Parks; Scott Brown, Denise; Scully, Vincent J.; Segregation; Sense of Community; Sense of Place; Sexually Transmitted Diseases; Shevky, Eshref; Shopping Malls; Sidewalk; Simkhovitch, Mary Kingsbury; Simmel, Georg; Site Value Taxation; Sitte, Camillo; Skid Row; Slum; Smart Community; Smart Growth; Social Area Analysis; Social Capital; Social Ecology; Social Housing; Social Inequality; Social Justice; Social Polarization; Socialist City; Soleri, Paolo; Soria Y Mata, Arturo; Sorkin, Michael; Spatial Mismatch; Spatial Planning; Sprawl; Squatter Settlements; Stadia; Stein, Clarence S.; Strategic Planning; Street People; Streetcar Suburbs; Streets; Streetscapes; Subdivision; Suburb; Suburbanization; Sunbelt; Surveillance; Susceptibility-To-Change Analysis; Sustainable Urban Development; Sutcliffef Anthony; Swot Analysis; T; Takayama, Eika; Tange, Kenzo; Tax Abatements; Tax Increment Financing; Technoburbs; Techno-City; Technopoles; Telecommuting; Tenements; Theme Places; Theory of demographic transition; Third World Cities; Tiebout, Charles Mills; Tiebout Hypothesis; Toffler, Alvin; Tourism; Traffic Calming; Transfer of development rights; Transit-Oriented Development; Transport and the environment; Tugwell, Rexford G.; Tyrwhitt, Mary Jaqueline; U; Ullman, Edward; Uneven Economic Development; Urban; Urban Agriculture; Urban Crisis; Urban Decline; Urban Design; Urban Ecology; Urban Forestry; Urban Form; Urban Growth Boundary; Urban Homesteading; Urban Identity; Urban Indices; Urban Planning; Urban Primacy; Urban Regeneration; Urban Regime Theory; Urban Renaissance; Urban Restructuring; Urban Revitalization; Urban Sociology; Urban Squalor; Urban Stress; Urban Studies; Urban Underclass; Urban Village; Urbanism; Urbanity; Urbanization; Urban-Rural Tension; Utopia; V; Van Eesteren, Cornelis; Vandalism; Veiller, Lawrence; Venturi, Robert; Vernacular Architecture; Victory Garden; View Corridors; Visual Preferences; W; Wade, Richard C; Walking City; Walled Cities; War; War on Poverty; Warner, Sam Bass, Jr; Waterfront Development; Webber, Melvin M.; Weber, Max; Welfare to Work; White Flight; Whyte, William H.; Willmott, Peter; Wilson, William Julius; Wirth, Louis; Woods, Robert Archey; World Bank; World City Hypothesis; Wren, Sir Christopher; Wright, Frank Lloyd; Y; Young, Michael Dunlop; Z; Zero Tolerance; Zoning
