Table of Contents

Introduction
Resilience, Disaster, and Rebuilding in Modern Port Cities
Carola Hein and Dirk Schubert

Special Section Articles

Resilience, Path Dependence, and the Port: The Case of Savannah
Stephen J. Ramos

St. Petersburg Port through Disasters: Challenges and Resilience
Kirill B. Nazarenko and Maria A. Smirnova

The Resilience of the Port Cities of Trieste, Rijeka, and Koper
Lucija Ažman Momirski

Agents of Change in a Changing World: Treaty Port Nagasaki and the Limitations of Local Resilience
Jessa Dahl

Social Resilience in Disaster Recovery Planning for Fishing Port Cities: A Comparative Study of Prewar and Twenty-First-Century Tsunami Recovery Planning in the Northern Part of Japan
Izumi Kuroishi

The Port of Hamburg in the 1940s and 1950s: Physical Reconstruction and Political Restructuring in the Aftermath of World War II
Christoph Strupp

The Lisbon Waterfront: Perspectives on Resilience in the Transition from the Twentieth to the Twenty-First Century
Pedro R. Garcia

Resilience and Path Dependence: A Comparative Study of the Port Cities of London, Hamburg and Philadelphia
Carola Hein and Dirk Schubert

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Architecture Beyond Ideology: The Politics of Forgotten Landmarks in Communist East Germany
Andrew Demshuk

Review Essays

Who Is an Urbanist?
Ian Klaus

Ordinary Whiteness: Affect, Kinship, and the Moral Economy of Privilege
Ana Y. Ramos-Zayas

New Directions in the Study of Urban Slavery
Andrea C. Mosterman