Regenerating culture and society: architecture, art and urban style within the global politics of city branding

Acknowledgements Introduction Re: 'Regenerate': The Art and Architecture of a Mixed Metaphor Jonathan Harris and Richard J. Williams I Selling (Out) the City? 1. On the Brandwagon - Jonathan Meades 2.Us and Them - Peter Leeson 3. Cinematic Visions of Urban Morality: 'A Driving Perception' - Ian Adrian Fletcher 4. Urban Regeneration in Liverpool: Sign-structures of the Visible and the Invisible - Richard Koeck 5. Curators, Artists, Urban Space - Cecilia Anderson 6. Exploring Subtopia: The Urban Art of Regeneration - Anil Pallan II Urban: Past Tense/ Future Conditional 7. Fragmented Utopias- Architecture, Literature and the Cinematic Image of the Ideal Socialist City of the Future: Dziga Vertov's 'Man with a Movie Camera' - Stavros Alifragkis and Francois Penz 8. Brutalism within and Against Regeneration: The Vagaries of an Ethical Aesthetic from Bevan to Blair - Owen Hatherley 9. New Threads for Old Labryinths: Moving Bodies, 'Trace-works' and the Practised City - Gavin Mcdonald 10. Engaging the City: Participation as Layering Multimedia Sensory Environments - Maria Prieto 11.City of Strangers: Urban Space, Fear and the Sacred in Northern Thailand - Andrew Alan Johnson 12. Street Life in Da Zha Lan - Ou Ning 13. Market Garden City: Making Slum Areas Productive to Build Sustainable Cities - Leonardo Cadena 14. Bio-Port Free Energy City - Simon Swietochowski III 15. regenration, Sexuality and Space - Richard J. Williams 16. 'Search': An Artist Project for Television - Pat Naldi 17. Port Cities, Cosmopolitanism and 'Otherness': The (Mis-) Representation of Liverpool - John Belchem 18. Humility and Participation: Architect as Socail Agent Provocateur - Sarah Wigglesworth 19. Regeneration, Mobility and Contested Space: Cultural Reflections on a City in Transition - Les Roberts Contributors