Special Forum Introduction

Whose Streets? Our Streets! … or Maybe Not? Legitimizing Racialized Gendered Policing in Modern Cities
Rhonda Y. Williams

Special Forum Articles

How Policing Black Women’s Bodies Built the Modern City
Simon Balto

Gendered Anti-Blackness: Policing Black Women and the Making of the Modern City
Keona K. Ervin

The Sex Wars: Prostitution, Carceral Feminists, and the Consolidation of Police Power
Jessica R. Pliley

From Police Power to Police Practice
DeAnza A. Cook

Protection for Whom? Police Legitimacy and the Historical Origins of Carceral Feminism
Charlotte E. Rosen

Built on Women’s Bodies: An Author’s Response
Anne Gray Fischer

Articles

Bicycle-Oriented Development: How the Dutch Railroad Shaped Urban Planning and Discovered Cyclists along the Way, 1960-1990
Jan Ploeger and Ruth Oldenziel

Public Works, Spatial Strategies, and Mobility in Late Medieval Ghent
Janna Coomans and Léa Hermenault

Patrolling and Controlling the Streets: The Origin of School Safety Patrols in New York City
Kipton D. Smilie

In a Toxic City Beautiful: Harvey Washington Wiley, the Model City, and the Authenticity of Science in the Nation’s Capital
Vincent L. Femia

A Big League Minneapolis or a Cold Omaha: Professional Sports and the Promise of Downtown Growth in the Campaign to Build the Metrodome
Brian Tochterman

Business as Usual: Ethnic Commerce and the Making of a Mexican American Middle Class in Southeast Los Angeles, 1981-1995
G. Aron Ramirez

“Neighborhood Nightmares”: Drug Dens, Finance, and the Political Economy of the Crack Crisis
David Helps

Review Essays

Examining the Paradox of Urban Schools as Sites of Inequity and Opportunity
Erika M. Kitzmiller

The Path from Utopia: From Co-Ops to Condos and Beyond
Carolyn Gallaher

“Imperial Circuits” and the Boundaries of a City: Puerto Rican Migration during the Mid-Twentieth Century
Alexa Rodríguez

Ohio’s Tale of Two Cities
Jon C. Teaford

Structures of Power in Los Angeles Urban History
Laura Redford

The Place of Water
Claire Campbell