Cleanliness, dirtiness, urbanity

Vol. 45, 2015/3 - pages

Pages 405 to 410

Political gestures regarding cleanliness and dirtiness in the city

By Émilie Guitard, Virginie Milliot

Pages 411 to 420

Urban cleaning and policing during the eighteenth century

By Catherine Denys

Pages 421 to 430

Mud, Coaches and Public Entertainers. Transformations of Parisian Streets at the End of the XVIIIth century until end of XIXth century

By Sabine Barles

Pages 431 to 443

Restoring Order to the Streets: Public Policy and the Paris Neighborhood of La Goutte-d’Or

By Virginie Milliot, translated from French by John Angell

Pages 445 to 454

Of Mosquitoes and Men. Medical Knowledge and Inter-Communitarian Relations in Freetown (Sierra Leone) at the Turn of the xix th Century

Pages 455 to 466

“Is this your dump?”: Manipulation of Urban Household Waste and Control over Collective Spaces in Garoua, Cameroon

By Émilie Guitard, translated from the French by John Angell

Pages 467 to 476

From Denial to Mobilization. Living next to a Landfill Site (the Case Study of Vienne, France)

By Claudia Cirelli

Pages 477 to 485

Residue management. Waste, twenty years later

By Agnès Jeanjean

Pages 487 to 498

The Rag Pickers of Cairo: The Dregs of the City or “Garbage Businessmen”?

By Bénédicte Florin, translated from the French by John Angell

Pages 499 to 509

Unbearable polluters or awesome recyclers? Some thoughts on the “Roma” and the paradoxes of liberal urbanity

By Martin Olivera

Pages 511 to 522

Developing Actions out of Rubbish. Fieldwork Research in a Reuse Center Based in Berlin

By Delphine Corteel

Pages 523 to 535

“The village story.” Incest and gossip

By Léonore Le Caisne

Pages 537 to 537

Presentation

By coordinated by François Gasnault, Marie-Barbara Le Gonidec

Pages 538 to 554

One journey

By contribution and coordination by François Gasnault, Marie-Barbara Le Gonidec, contribution of Jean-François Marchat, Martine Segalen

Pages 555 to 574

One work

Pages 575 to 590

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