The Wiley Blackwell Companion to the City, Retail, and Consumption

1 Introduction

Daniel Paiva, Pedro Guimarães

PART 1. NEW READINGS ON CONTEMPORARY RETAIL LANDSCAPES.

2 The Recent Transformation of Central Squares: On the interrelation between retail, recreation and mobility

Mattias Karrholm

3 Towards a research agenda for high street atmospheres

Chloe Steadman

4 Eventification and Urban Branding

Waldemar Cudny

5 Reinventing Shanghai’s Shopping Centres in the Post-Covid Digital Era: A Tale of Creative Destruction

Fujie Rao, Weiting Qin, Yiwen Liu

6 Consuming heritage' in Tianjin's former international concessions: Leisure, tourism, and experiential shopping, between the local and the global

Maria GravariBarbas, Chensi Shen, Yue Lu, Sandra Guinand

7 Retail Ruins, Revisited

Jacob C. Miller

8 Key actors and factors in the evolution and diversification of shopping malls in Mexico City

Jose Gasca Zamora

9 The production of space and sociospatial fragmentation of consumption places

Claudio Smalley Soares Pereira

PART 2. NEW PERSPECTIVES ON CHANGING CONSUMPTION PRACTICES.

10 Urban consumption, inequality and social conflict

Daniel Paiva

11 Retail, consumption, and gender

Liliana de Simone

12 Ethnic Retail Clusters in Helsinki: From Ethnification of Poverty to Socio-Economic Resilience

Hossam Hewidy, Johanna Lilius

13 Beyond Bricks and Mortar: The Evolving Neighbourhood Commercial Landscape in Toronto

Zhixi Cecilia Zhuang

14 Consuming an Urban Experience – Contemporary Applications of Pedestrianization and Public Space

Kelly Gregg

15 Consumption and urban emotions in a changing climate

Marcia Alves Soares da Silva, Diogo Marcelo Delben Ferreira de Lima

16 From No-Go to Must-See: Squatting, Touristification, and Fragile Atmospheres in Ljubljana

Sandi Abram, Nathan Siegrist

17 Indulgent sounds. Listening to sonic strategies to foster consumption within entertainment neighborhoods

Nicola Di Croce

18 Commensality, consumption and conviviality: Foodification and urban transformation in Funchal

Carlos Diogo Gomes

PART 3. THE DIGITALIZATION OF URBAN RETAIL AND CONSUMPTION.

19 Digital platforms and retail digitalization

Sina Hardaker, Han Chu

20 The impact of prosumers on the platform economy

Daniela Ferreira

21 Transformations in retail in the Digital Age: Dark Stores, Brick-and-Mortar Retailers, and Emerging Logistics Dynamic

Pedro Guimarães, Nuno Rodrigues

22 Brick-and-mortar and e-commerce: places, links, and consumer perspectives

Julie Horakova, Outi Uusitalo

23 Perception and consumption of extended reality (XR) content in urban spaces

Maciej G?owczy?ski

24 Consuming Place through Location-Based Games

Jack Lowe

25 Phygitalisation: The New Frontier of Neighbourhood Retail in the Omnichannel Era

Herculano Cachinho

 

 

 

 

PART 4. THE GOVERNANCE OF URBAN CONSUMPTION SPACES.

26 Retailing and Place Management

Gary Warnaby, Steve Millington

27 Retail Policies in Southern European Context

Libera D’Alessandro, Rosario Sommella

28 Leaving the city, embracing the nation-state: Rethinking ‘urban’ policy mobilities through the example of business improvement districts

Diogo Gaspar Silva, Kevin Ward

29 Food Retailing and Consumption in Urban Areas

Leigh Sparks

30 Retail capital and urban tourism consumption in Mexico

Patricia Olivera

31 Superblock Barcelona: implications for the city retail structure

Lluis Frago, Alejandro Morcuende

32 Complexity in Governance of Commercial City Centres

Goktu? Morçol, Michele Tantardini, Arifur Rahman Bhuiyan

33 Afterword: The Death of the Urban Marketplace?

Sharon Zukin

34 Afterword

Teresa Barata-Salgueiro

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