The Routledge Companion to Media and the City (Paperback, 1)

Introduction How to Do Things with Media and the City, Part I: Imaginaries and Cityscapes, 1. Cinema as Urban Modelling: Understanding Urban Phenomena through Fiction Films, 2. Imagining Migrants in Cities, 3. "The Last Time I Saw Paris": The Contemporary Parisian Omnibus Film in Context, 4. Backlot Urbanism: The Constructed New York City of How I Met Your Mother, 5. Nollywood Film Posters and Print Urbanism in Lagos, 6. Architectural Symbolism in Latin American Cinema, 7. Skylines of the Mind: How City Building Games Reflect Urban Imaginations and Shape Urban Realities, 8. Voicing New Life: Prostitute Reform and the Socialist Public Sphere in 1950s Chinese Cinema, 9. Urban Labor and the Cinematic Nocturne, Part II: Architectures and Infrastructures, 10. The Architecture of News Media in New York City, 11. Amsterdam Film Festival City, 12. The Sportification of Place: Governance, Mediatization, and Place-Branding through the Stadium, 13. Ambos Nogales Repair: Critical Play and the Infrastructures of the Border City, 14. On Emptiness: Spacing in Media Architecture, 15. Rethinking Public Projection as Traction: The Case of Imagining Publics (2019), 16. Land Use Mapping and the Topologies of a Cinematic City: San Diego’s Backlots from 1985-2005, Part III: Development and Redevelopment, 17 Masterplanning: Urban Redevelopment and the Racialization of American Urban Cinematic Space, 18. A Layered Landscape of Western Movie Production: Combining Geographical and Historiographical Methods at Old Tucson Studios, 19. At Home in the Metropolis: Reimagining Beijing and Shanghai in the 21^st Century, 20. The City at 42nd Street, 21. Dreaming, Documenting, Disturbing: Independent Environmental Film in 1970s West Berlin, 22. Screening Istanbul and the Rebelliousness of Poor Images, 23. Care-ful Governance in the Smart City, 24. "City Stories": Digital Placemaking and Public History in Singapore, 25. "What am I Supposed to do with all These White People?": Fifty Years of Gentrification Anxiety on Screen, Part IV: Strategies and Tactics, 26. Studio Urbanism, 27. Locational Love and Labor: Hollywood Media Production Pre- and Post-Pandemic, 28. Who Controls the Media: the Racial Politics of Public Interest and Local Television in Detroit, 29. From Extraterritoriality to Extratemporality: Contemporary Media and Politics in Hong Kong, 30. Detroit Diplomats Represent: Hip Hop, Gentrification, and the City, 31. Rethinking Micromobility as Mobilities Justice: Location-based Traffic Apps in Rio de Janeiro, 32. Not At All Evenly Distributed