Camilla Lewis is a Senior Lecturer in Ageing and Urban Studies; Architecture, Planning and Landscape at Newcastle UniversityJessica Symons is an Urban Anthropologist at the University of Manchester

• Foreword by Kevin WardIntroduction: tackling the urban through ethnography – Camilla Lewis and Jessica SymonsPart I: Realising urban organisations1 Inclusion without incorporation: re-imagining Manchester through a new politics of environment – Hannah Knox2 Nurturing an emergent city: parade making as a cultural trope for urban policy – Jessica Symons3 Lounge Manchester: the new politics of loungification – Damian O’DohertyPart II: Realising urban spaces4 Under the surface of the village: public and private negotiations of urban space in Manchester – Michael Atkins5 Making and enabling the commons: shared urban spaces and civic engagement in North Manchester – Luciana Lang6 Urban futures and competing trajectories for Manchester city centre – Elisa PieriPart III: Realising urban communities7 Urban transformation in football: from Manchester United as a ‘global leisure brand’ to FC United as a ‘community club’ – George Poulton8 ‘People want jobs, they want a life!’ Deindustrialisation and loss in East Manchester – Camilla Lewis9 ‘Don’t call the police on me, I won’t call them on you’: self-policing as ethical development in North Manchester – Katherine SmithAfterword: the tension in making and realising a city – Jessica SymonsSelect bibliographyIndex

Camilla Lewis is a Senior Lecturer in Ageing and Urban Studies; Architecture, Planning and Landscape at Newcastle UniversityJessica Symons is an Urban Anthropologist at the University of Manchester

• Foreword by Kevin WardIntroduction: tackling the urban through ethnography – Camilla Lewis and Jessica SymonsPart I: Realising urban organisations1 Inclusion without incorporation: re-imagining Manchester through a new politics of environment – Hannah Knox2 Nurturing an emergent city: parade making as a cultural trope for urban policy – Jessica Symons3 Lounge Manchester: the new politics of loungification – Damian O’DohertyPart II: Realising urban spaces4 Under the surface of the village: public and private negotiations of urban space in Manchester – Michael Atkins5 Making and enabling the commons: shared urban spaces and civic engagement in North Manchester – Luciana Lang6 Urban futures and competing trajectories for Manchester city centre – Elisa PieriPart III: Realising urban communities7 Urban transformation in football: from Manchester United as a ‘global leisure brand’ to FC United as a ‘community club’ – George Poulton8 ‘People want jobs, they want a life!’ Deindustrialisation and loss in East Manchester – Camilla Lewis9 ‘Don’t call the police on me, I won’t call them on you’: self-policing as ethical development in North Manchester – Katherine SmithAfterword: the tension in making and realising a city – Jessica SymonsSelect bibliographyIndex

Camilla Lewis is a Senior Lecturer in Ageing and Urban Studies; Architecture, Planning and Landscape at Newcastle UniversityJessica Symons is an Urban Anthropologist at the University of Manchester

• Foreword by Kevin WardIntroduction: tackling the urban through ethnography – Camilla Lewis and Jessica SymonsPart I: Realising urban organisations1 Inclusion without incorporation: re-imagining Manchester through a new politics of environment – Hannah Knox2 Nurturing an emergent city: parade making as a cultural trope for urban policy – Jessica Symons3 Lounge Manchester: the new politics of loungification – Damian O’DohertyPart II: Realising urban spaces4 Under the surface of the village: public and private negotiations of urban space in Manchester – Michael Atkins5 Making and enabling the commons: shared urban spaces and civic engagement in North Manchester – Luciana Lang6 Urban futures and competing trajectories for Manchester city centre – Elisa PieriPart III: Realising urban communities7 Urban transformation in football: from Manchester United as a ‘global leisure brand’ to FC United as a ‘community club’ – George Poulton8 ‘People want jobs, they want a life!’ Deindustrialisation and loss in East Manchester – Camilla Lewis9 ‘Don’t call the police on me, I won’t call them on you’: self-policing as ethical development in North Manchester – Katherine SmithAfterword: the tension in making and realising a city – Jessica SymonsSelect bibliographyIndex