Includes bibliographical references (p. 173-187) and index.
Contents:
Permitting protest in Washington, DC -- Property, law, and the plaza of Santa Fe, New Mexico: turning social relations into space -- Privately public: property redevelopment, public space, and homelessness in San Diego -- Publicly private: regulating space and creating community in Syracuse's Carousel Center -- Publicizing public property? the struggle for the public in New York's community gardens -- Placing the public: discourses of publicity and practices of property -- Power, politics, and regimes of publicity -- Postscript: interventions -- Methodological appendix.
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