TABLE OF CONTENTS

Special Section: Revisiting the Urban Interstates: Politics, Policy, and Culture Since World War II

Revisiting the Urban Interstates: Politics, Policy, and Culture since World War II
Roger Biles, Raymond A. Mohl, and Mark H. Rose

L.A.’s Invisible Freeway Revolt: The Cultural Politics of Fighting Freeways
Eric Avila

Expressways before the Interstates: The Case of Detroit, 1945–1956
Roger Biles

Realignment: Highways and Livability Policy in the Post-Interstate Era, 1978–2013
Michael R. Fein

Citizen Activism and Freeway Revolts in Memphis and Nashville: The Road to Litigation
Raymond A. Mohl

Acceptably Pleasing: The Urban Advisors and the Struggle to Improve Freeway Design
Edward K. Muller

Articles

The Cotton Mill Village Turned City: A Retrospective Analysis of Three of Georgia’s Smallest Cities
Mary Eleanor Wickersham and Robert P. Yehl

The City and the City: Race, Nationalism, and Architecture in Early Twentieth-Century Bangkok
Lawrence Chua

The Optics of Urban Ruination: Toward an Archaeological Approach to the Photography of the Japan Air Raids
David Fedman and Cary Karacas

Review Essays

Best Laid Plans: Seeing Los Angeles for What It Is, Was, and Could Be
Alexander Tarr

Narrating the Early Modern American City: A Historical Prequel to the Global City
Mariana L. R. Dantas

Interpreting Abandoned Sites: Administrative, Market, and Grassroots Frameworks
Michael McCulloch