The Cambridge Urban History of Europe: Volume 3, Modern and Contemporary Europe

1. Introduction Doro; 2. Urban History: The Growth and internationalization of an interdisciplinary; Part I. Regions Regions and Global Connections: 3. Modernity and the patterns of Urban life: Western Europe (France, Low Countries); 4. Britain and Ireland: Exemplar or warning?; 5. Rapid Latecomers: Growth, crisis and welfare in Northern European cites; 6. Central Urbanisation and Cityscapes in Central Europe: Germany, the Habsburg territories and Switzerland); 7. Dubious Legacies: Cities of Eastern, East-Central and South-Eastern Europe, 1850–2000; 8. From 'Delayed' to Slow: Cities in Southern Europe (Italy and Iberia) from the mid-nineteenth century; 9. Transatlantic conversations: The Interconnected urbanism of Europe and North America; 10. Europe and Latin America: Urban exchanges, professional interactions, opacities; 11. European Urbanism from Africa: Exploring research directions; Part II. Themes Conceptualising Cities; 12. Growth and Reinvention: Industrial cities in Europe and its Colonial Empires; 13. Emblems of National Success? Capital cities; 14. The Fascist City: Words and stones; 15. The Socialist City: Urbanism under State ownership and Central planning; 16. From Idea to Imaginary: The postindustrial city in theory and practice; The urban fabric and environment: 17. Planning and the infrastructural turn: European urbanism in a global; 18. Architecture's urban dimension: The Paris Opera house, the soviet panel block, the Bilbao Guggenheim, and other buildings that make a city; 19. Infrastructure, engineering, and planning: From materiality to urbanization; 20. Constructing Authenticity: The heritagisation of European cities and towns; 21. War vision versus experience: War and peace in the urban environment; 22. (Un)Covering the ground: Urban ecologies of soils and plants; 23. Urban Animalities: Human-animal-encounters shape the modern city; 24. On the urbanness of social class: Class, empire and nation in European urban societies, 1850–2022; 25. Navigating gender and space in the town: Place, identity and traversing the town; 26. Ghosts of the ghetto: Racial and ethnic spaces in global urban Europe; 27. Migration as urban DNA: Cities as engines of mobility and integration; 28. Urban industries and economic activities: General patterns, historical particularities, and regional specificities; 29. Business as usual? Consumption and entrepreneurship in the city; 30. Housing and everyday life: Coping strategies; 31. Ensuring urban food security: Municipal policies for food and health in European cities; 32. Choreographies of power in transition: Shifts in urban governance in European cities of the 19th and 20th centuries; 33. Insurgency interconnected: Urban political conflicts between the Local, the National, and the Global; 34. Religion in modern urban Europe: Revisiting the Notion of the secular city; 35. Producing knowledge, using knowledge: Science, technology, and medicine in the European City; 36. Leisure in the modern city: Expansion, interaction, integration; 37. Arts, literature, and the European City: Representations and interactions; 38. Towards an urban history of emotions: Centring the felt experience of place; Index.