Ash Amin

Editorial: Cities, Culture, Political Economy
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 291-292. [PDF]  

Patrick Le Galès

Is Political Economy Still Relevant to Study the Culturalization of Cities?
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 293-302. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Rob Shields

Culture and the Economy of Cities
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 303-311. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Kirsten Simonsen

Overcoming the Economy/Culture Division
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 312-314. [PDF] [References]  

Dina Vaiou

Whose Culture and Economy in What Europe?
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 314-316. [PDF]  

John Tomlinson

Locating Culture
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 316-319. [PDF] [References]  

Andrew Sayer

On Not Reducing the Systemworld to the Lifeworld
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 319-322. [PDF] [References]  

Stefan Krätke

Berlin’s Regional Economy in the 1990S: Structural Adjustment or ‘Open-Ended’ Structural Break?
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 323-338. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Peter Sjøholt

Culture as a Strategic Development Device: The Role of ‘European Cities of Culture’, with Particular Reference to Bergen
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 339-347. [PDF] [References]  

Jens Christian Hansen

Coastal Finnmark, Norway: The Transformation of a European Resource Periphery
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 347-359. [PDF] [References]  

Milan Buc<caron>ek

Regional Disparities in Transition in the Slovak Republic
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 360-364. [PDF] [References]  

Martin Eaton

Immigration in the 1990S: A Study of the Portuguese Labour Market
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 364-370. [PDF] [References]  

Book Reviews
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 371-382. [PDF]  

Index Volume 6, 1999
European Urban and Regional Studies 1999 6: 383-384. [PDF]  

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