TABLE OF CONTENTS

Articles

Outside the World of Tomorrow: New York Labor and the Public Sphere in the 1939–1940 New York World’s Fair
Daniel Hart London

Impacts of Seaplanes and Seaports on the Perception and Conception of the Modern City: The Case of Istanbul
M. Haluk Zelef

Assessing the Impact of the Inner Belt: MIT, Highways, and Housing in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Hilary Moss, Yinan Zhang, and Andy Anderson

The Great Chicago Waiters’ Strike: Producing Urban Space, Organizing Labor, Challenging Racial Divides in 1890s Chicago
Margaret Garb

The National Federation of Town Planning and Housing, 1939–1954: A Network for Town Planners and Architects in Franco’s Spain
María Cristina García González and Salvador Guerrero

The Best as Enemy of the Good: The Port Authority’s 4th Jetport, Lindenthal’s Massive Span over the Hudson, and the George Washington Bridge
Jameson W. Doig

The Lindsay Administration and the Sanitation Crisis of New York City, 1966–1973
Themis Chronopoulos

Review Essays

History in a Time of Gentrification
George Derek Musgrove

Global Elites’ Power Over Urban Space: The Long History and Bleak Future of Segregating and Selling the City
Brian McCammack

Debating the Long Civil Rights Movement: Exploring Multiracial Alliances and Disputes
John R. Tilghman

Cities Compared: Europe and North America in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Andrew Lees

Enacting Asian Urbanism
Duanfang Lu