Uneven Development

By now it is clear to most observers that the visibility of masses of homeless people obstructs belief in positive images of New York, constituting a crisis in the city's official representation. Dominant responses to the crisis assume two principal, often complementary, forms. They treat homelessness as an individual social problem isolated from the realm of urban politics or, as Peter Marcuse contends, attempt to neutralize the outrage homelessness produces in those who see it.1 * I am grateful to Robert Ubell for countless conversations during which many of the ideas in this article were developed

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• The Public Utteraton Machines

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• Brand-building: the creative city

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• Tracing urban transformations

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• Public Art and Urban Regeneration

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• Transforming Symbolic Identity

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• Resignifying occupation

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• Becoming One with the Neighborhood

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• Property, Pluralism and the Gentrification Frontier

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• The Micropolitics of Performance

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• Rights to Public Space

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• The senses as direct theoreticians in practice

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• Contextualizing public art production in China

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• Toposmia

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• Representing indigenous cultures

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• Postmodern Morality Plays

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• Beneath and before

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• Boys Town

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• Collaborative challenges

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• Landscape and Surplus Value

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• The Homeless Body

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• Decolonizing the National Park

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• Redeeming witness

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