Dedication

pp iii-iv

Contents

pp v-v

List of tables and figures

pp vi-vii

About the author

pp viii-viii

Acknowledgements

pp ix-x

Preface

pp xi-xii

Part One - Introducing resilience in the post-welfare inner city: conceptual and methodological considerations

pp 1-2

one - Introduction

pp 3-22

two - Resilience and residualism

pp 23-40

three - The voluntary sector within the post-welfare city

pp 41-54

four - Methodological approaches

pp 55-82

Part Two - Case studies: spatial and social resilience in London, Los Angeles and Sydney

pp 83-86

five - National and local settlements: London, UK; Los Angeles, US; Sydney, Australia

pp 87-98

six - Established gentrified place-types

pp 99-120

seven - Mixed place-types

pp 121-148

eight - Pioneer gentrified place-types

pp 149-172

nine - Immigrant enclaves

pp 173-198

ten - Comparative analysis and summary

pp 199-216

Part Three - Conclusions, critical resilience, commons and austerity

pp 217-218

eleven - The critical resilience of the residuals

pp 219-238

twelve - Here, now: recasting service hubs in an age of austerity

pp 239-252

References

pp 253-280

Index

pp 281-288