Newtopia | Issue #11 - June 2003: "Cities"
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RENAISSANCE CHICAGO by Charles Shaw Chicago has come a long way since the days of the Stockyards, the '68 Convention, and "Da Bears!" Reinvented as a vibrant global metropolis, the great American city stands poised to become the new cultural nexus. |
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CITY: INVISIBLE? by Peter Blackburn Or, is visibility a civic possibility, opportunity, or necessity, in this U.S. of A.? |
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CITIES AND SLOWNESS by Aaron McDonald The idea of our rapid interconnection, of a globalization of urban building culture, is false. Sure, polemicists of globalized urban culture can find evidence for their arguments. Especially while shopping. Or perhaps mostly while shopping, as globalization is becoming a cliché for consumer choice. |
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THE NEXT AMERICAN CITY by Adam Gordon Notes on the Transformation of Metropolitan America. |
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CITIES OF THE WORLD by Marcus Reichert And the Impoverishment of Corporate Aesthetics. |
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THE VIGORS OF QUIETUDE by Rajgopal Nidamboor Exploring the metaphysics of noise versus silence. |
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FIND YOUR CITY- FIND YOURSELF A CITY TO LIVE IN by Bryan Brickner, PhD A brief journey. |
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STOWAWAYS AND STRAYAWAYS by Akin Olatidoye Lagos: the wildest city in Nigeria, and one of the five largest in the world. |
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ROME AND COPENHAGEN by Donald Dewey A study of two distinctly different European cities. |
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CALGARY by Jim Martin Canda's other big city. |
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THERE ARE NO CHILDREN IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD by Shlomo Sher Los Angeles is an enclave of the big city aspiring young. |
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DIVORCE IN THE CITY by Brian Clardy, PhD How the city heals by infusing new life into shattered dreams. |
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HUMBOLDT COUNTY HERB FORECAST by Mr. Greg Front-line intelligence from America's most costly and pointless war. |
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 INTIFADA JOURNALS: A Voice From Jerusalem From the shattered streets of Israel and the Occupied Territories comes a vivid account of one man's anguish and determination to make sense of a conflict seemingly without end. Living at the very heart of East Jerusalem, Henry Carse, writer, practical theologian, scholar, and father of four children living amidst the mayhem, ventures out to engage with Israeli and Palestinian friends alike to starkly reveal the desperation and hope that thrive in that barren place. |
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IX. - HOME IN ANATA |
 COVERING THE CREATIVE ECONOMY |
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I. - INTRODUCTION |
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DIARY OF A MADMOM by Catherine O'Sullivan Newtopia's resident mother hen chimes in on Motherhood and its role in the New World Order. |
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LETTERS FROM THE UK by Cameron Carter A monthly musing from our boys across the pond at CODE UNCUT MAGAZINE |
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CAMP IN JENIN by Corey Habbas |
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LUNCH by Arthur Barret |
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The JAMFs, CARL'S DAUGHTER and INVESTIGATION by Jim McCurry |
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CLONE-A-POEM by RD McManes |
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COMFORT CHANGE by Rajgopal Nidamboor A Review of Michael Gelb's Thinking for a Change. |
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VOICES OF DECLINE by Andrew Stevens The Postwar Fate of U.S. Cities by Robert A. Beauregard |
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ROOTS by Asim Rizki Fiction by Asim Rizki |
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CINEMASHRINK: MATRIX RELOADED by Dr. Jane Alexander Stewart |
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INDIVISIBLE CITIES by Caldonia Curry |
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War Profiteers Playing Deck Spoofs Iraq's Most Wanted by Jeff Conant |