Journal of Urban History 48 (2022), 6

Special Section Introduction

Pleasurescapes on the Edge: Performing Modernity on Urban Waterfronts (1880–1960)
Lisa Kosok
pp. 1199–1210

Amusement Leaves the Port: Pleasure Institutions and the Reshaping of Gothenburg’s Material and Nonmaterial Borders, 1860s–1923
Christina Reimann
pp. 1211–1229

“Infrastructuring” Pleasure: Montjuïc Before and After the Lights of the 1929 Barcelona International
Aurelio Castro-Varela
pp. 1230–1246

“Nobody Came to Monte Carlo To Be Bored”: The Scripting of the Monte Carlo Pleasurescape 1880–1940
Paul Franke
pp. 1247–1260

Modernity and Leisure: The Construction of Florya Beach in Istanbul (1935–1960)
Ceren Hamiloğlu
pp. 1261–1280

Forgotten Fun: Recollecting the Working-Class Pleasurescape of Hamburg’s East End, 1880s–1950s
Alina L. Just
pp. 1281–1303

Nostalgia for Urban Vices: Cultural Reminiscences of a Demolished Port City Pleasure Neighborhood
Vincent Baptist
pp. 1304–1323

Articles

Mapping Mosques of Old Algiers Before the French Colonial Demolitions: Through Albert Devoulx Manuscript (1870)
Mustapha Ben-Hamouche
pp. 1324–1344

Housing Programs for the Poor in Addis Ababa: Urban Commons as a Bridge between Spatial and Social
Marianna Charitonidou
pp. 1345–1364

“A Great Injustice”: Urban Capitalism and the Limits of Freedom in Nineteenth-Century New York City
Alexander Manevitz
pp. 1365–1382

Framing the Litterbug: Picturing and Policing Public Cleanliness in Mid-Twentieth Century Philadelphia
Kristin Hankins
pp. 1383–1406

From a Barrio Chino Urban Stigma to the Raval Cultural Brand: Urban Memory and Cultural Policies in the Renewal of Central Barcelona
Joaquim Rius-Ulldemolins / Ricardo Klein
pp. 1407–1423

Review Essays

Identifying Food Identities in Urban History
Adam Shprintzen
pp. 1424–1430

Beyond Urban Reform: Women’s Activism in the City before and after Suffrage
Molly M. Brookfield
pp. 1431–1438