Rowland Atkinson

Publications

• Road – gate – enclosure: elite securityscapes in London and Mexico City
• Building better societies: Promoting social justice in a world falling apart
• Gated Communities
• Segregation
• Political economy perspectives and their relevance for contemporary housing studies
• From edge work to death drive : the pursuit of pleasure and denial of harm in a leisure society
• Defragmenting public space : a guide for policymakers
• Segregation and the urban rich: enclaves, networks and mobilities
• Duty Free: Turning the Criminological Spotlight on Special Economic Zones
• The (in)visibility of riches, urban life and exclusion
• Looking for big ‘fry’: The motives and methods of middle-class international property investors
• Disorderly cities and the policy-making field: the 1981 English riots and the management of urban decline
• Necrotecture: Lifeless Dwellings and London's Super-Rich
• FOREWORD: CLIMAX CULTURE
• Domestic Fortress
• Disconnected: Non-Users of Information Communication Technologies
• Domestic fortress Fear and the new home front Introduction
• Conclusion: highs and lows - breaching social and spatial boundaries
• Road - gate - enclosure: elite securityscapes in London and Mexico City
• Applying the global wealth chain typology to property purchases in the Liverpool and Merseyside Area
• Introduction
• Elite Formation, Power and Space in Contemporary London
• Libertecture: A catalogue of libertarian spaces
• One Hyde Park: London, UK
• Domestic Fortress: Fear and the New Home Front: Response
• Humanity under duress
• Building better societies: Promoting social justice in a world falling apart
• Alpha City: How the Super-Rich Captured London
• Housing, Inequality and Sociology: A Comment on Pragmatic Socioeconomics
• Tax Evasion
• Shades of Deviance
• Crime is Not Just for Criminologists
• Consumption
• Boundaries, fortresses, and home ownership
• Who would not be for society?
• Thinking prosocially
• Minimum City? The Deeper Impacts of the ‘Super-Rich’ on Urban Life
• Non-state space: the strategic ejection of dangerous and high maintenance urban space
• Withdraw, defend or destroy
• Invasions of privacy
• The fortress archipelago
• Building better societies
• A shell for the body and mind
• The myths and meanings of home security
• Complexes of the domestic fortress
• Technologies of the defended home
• Fear, crime and the home
• Anchoring capital in place: The grounded impact of international wealth chains on housing markets in London
• FOREWORD: CLIMAX CULTURE
• The entangled city: crime as urban fabric in Sao Paulo
• Urban policy, city control and social catharsis: The attack on social frailty as therapy
• Losing One’s Place: Narratives of Neighbourhood Change, Market Injustice and Symbolic Displacement
• Nudity
• Globalisation and the new urban colonialism
• Accommodating harm: The domestic home in criminology
• York deviancy conference 2011
• Privatism, privatisation and social distinction in master-planned residential estates
• Pleasure zones and murder boxes: Online pornography and violent video games as cultural zones of exception
• 11. Capital city? London’s housing markets and the ‘super-rich’
• Limited exposure: Social concealment, mobility and engagement with public space by the super-rich in London
• Introduction
• Domestic fortress: Fear and the new home front
• The Flowing Enclave and the Misanthropy of Networked Affluence
• Who would not be for society?
• Thinking prosocially
• Conclusion: Engaging your criminological imagination
• Erratum to Charting the ludodrome (Information, Communication & Society, (2007), 10, 6(818-845), 10.1080/13691180701751007)
• Limited exposure: Social concealment, mobility and engagement with public space by the super-rich in London
• Home Economics
• The Meaning of Home
• Welcome to ‘pikettyville’? Mapping London’s alpha territories
• Introduction: Shades of deviance, crime and social harm
• Ears have walls: The listening body in urban space
• Book review: Globalised Minds, Roots in the City: Urban Upper-middle Classes in Europe
• Globalisation and the new urban colonialism
• Who needs good neighbors?
• The flowing enclave and the misanthropy of networked affluence
• Gentrification
• Gated communities
• Domicide
• An economy of false securities? An analysis of murders inside gated residential developments in the United States
• Gentrification and displacement: The household impacts of neighbourhood change
• The ivorine tower in the city: Engaging urban studies after the wire
• Damned by Place, then by Politics: Spatial disadvantage and the housing policy-research interface
• Burying indigeneity: The spatial construction of reality and Aboriginal Australia
• Stalking and harassment
• Gentrification and displacement: The household impacts of neighbourhood change
• House, Home and Society
• Theoretical Perspectives on Housing
• House, Home and Society
• Housing, State and Market
• Space, Place and Design
• The Loss of Home
• Conclusion: Houses, Homes and Societies
• The Home in a Global Context
• Housing, Class and Spatial Divisions
• The Household, Gender and Sexuality
• Loic Wacquant Commentaries
• Domestic Criminology: Crime, Harm and Victimization in the Home
• Pleasure Zones and Murder Boxes: Online Pornography and Violent Video Games as Cultural Zones of Exception
• The social forces and politics of housing research: Reflections from within the academy
• Transparent cities: Re-shaping the urban experience through interactive video game simulation
• The politics of knowing: Spatial isolation, disconnection and social withdrawal
• The consequences of the creative class: The pursuit of creativity strategies in australia's cities
• A picture of the floating world: Grounding the secessionary affluence of the residential cruise liner
• The great cut: The support for private modes of social evasion by public policy
• Introduction
• Housing policies, social mix and community outcomes
• Commentary: Gentrification, segregation and the vocabulary of affluent residential choice
• Between practice, policy and academia: The difficult space of the housing researcher
• Panic rooms: The rise of defensive homeownership
• Ecology of sound: The sonic order of urban space
• Giving urban policy its 'medical': Assessing the place of health in area-based regeneration
• Spaces of discipline and control: The compounded citizenship of social renting
• The flowing enclave and the misanthropy of networked affluence
• Conclusion: British urbanism at a crossroads
• Gated Communities/Privatopias
• Mob mentality: The threat to community sustainability from the search for safety
• Securing an urban renaissance: Crime, community, and British urban policy
• Securing an urban renaissanceCrime, community, and British urban policy
• Book Reviews
• Gated Communities/Privatopias
• Book Reviews
• Introduction
• Gated Communities: International Perspectives
• Introduction
• Second homes in Australia: Charting the growth of holiday homeownership and its community impacts
• Segregation, Urban
• Housing and the new spaces of disciplinary control
• Between practice, policy and academia: The difficult space of the housing researcher
• What future for public housing? A critical, analysis
• The politics of elective belonging
• Home/Neighbourhood/City/+
• The flowing enclave and the misanthropy of networked affluence
• The creative class in Utero? The Australian city, the creative economy and the role of higher education
• Special issue: Theoretical concerns in Australian housing and urban research
• Editorial: Securing the city: Urban renaissance, policing and social regulation
• Charting the ludodrome the mediation of urban and simulated space and rise of the flǎneur electronique
• Do urban regeneration programmes improve public health and reduce health inequalities? A synthesis of the evidence from UK policy and practice (1980-2004)
• Introduction
• Segregation, Urban
• Home and away from home: The urban-regional dynamics of secondhome ownership in Australia
• Housing policies, social mix and community outcomes
• Housing policies, social mix and community outcomes
• Spaces of discipline and control: the compounded citizenship of social renting
• Gated Communities - Edited by Rowland Atkinson & Sarah Blandy
• Mob mentality: the threat to community sustainability from the search for safety
• Conclusion: British urbanism at a crossroads
• The Media City: Media, Architecture and Urban Space
• Affordable housing and planning in Australia Urban 45
• The social forces and politics of housing research in Australia and the UK: Reflections from within the academy
• Padding the bunker: Strategies of middle-class disaffiliation and colonisation in the city
• Introduction: International perspectives on the New Enclavism and the rise of gated communities
• The evidence on the impact of gentrification: New lessons for the urban renaissance
• Sacred cows, rational debates and the politics of the right to buy after devolution
• Area effects: What do they mean for British housing and regeneration policy?
• Professionalization and displacement in Greater London
• Owner-occupation, social mix and neighbourhood impacts
• Measuring gentrification and displacement in greater London
• Spaces of discipline and control: The compounded citizenship of social renting
• Second homes in Australia: Charting the growth of holiday homeownership and its community impacts
• Arrive and retreat: London’s ultra-prime apartment blocks as dark urban renaissance
• Do national urban regeneration programmes impact on health and the socio-economic determinants of health? A systematic review of UK regeneration programmes (1980-2004)
• The new urban frontier; Gentrification and the revanchist city - Smith,N
• PAPERING OVER THE CRACKS - HOUSING CONDITIONS AND THE NATIONS HEALTH - LEATHER,P, MACKINTOSH,S, ROLFE,S
• Book Reviews
• Sources of city prosperity and cohesion: the case of Glasgow and Edinburgh
• Sources of city prosperity and cohesion: the case of Glasgow and Edinburgh
• Snowball Sampling
• Accessing hidden and hard to reach populations: snowball research strategies
• Mob-mentality: The threat to community sustainability from the search for safety
• Neighbourhoods and Poverty: Linking Place and Social Exclusion
• Book Reviews
• Book Reviews
• Book Reviews
• British neighbourhoods and poverty: linking place and social exclusion
• Snowball Sampling
• Introduction
• Introduction: Misunderstood saviour on vengeful wrecker? The many meanings and problems of gentrification
• Gated cities of today? Barricaded residential development in England
• 'Opportunities and despair, it's all in there': Practitioner experiences and explanations of area effects and life chances
• Structural limits on agency
• Disentangling area effects: Evidence from deprived and non-deprived neighbourhoods
• The hidden costs of gentrification: Displacement in Central London
• Domestication by Cappuccino or a revenge on urban space? Control and empowerment in the management of public spaces
• Order born of chaos? The capacity for informal social control in disempowered and 'disorganised' neighbourhoods
• Introduction
• Fortress UK? Gated communities, the spatial revolt of the elites and time-space trajectories of segregation
• What makes people dissatisfied with their neighbourhoods?
• The creative destruction of Niagara-on-the-Lake
• Gated cities of today?: Barricaded residential development in England
• Book review
• Stock Responses to Disorder?
• Professionalization and displacement in Greater London
• The (in)visibility of riches, urban life and exclusion
• Thinking prosocially
• Capital city? London’s housing markets and the ‘super-rich’
• Owner-occupation, social mix and neighbourhood impacts
• Sources of city prosperity and cohesion: the case of Glasgow and Edinburgh
• Sources of city prosperity and cohesion: the case of Glasgow and Edinburgh
• Who would not be for society?
• Low-use homes in rural and coastal areas of the UK: Geography, impact and responses
• Executive Summary - Low-use homes in rural and coastal areas of the UK: Geography, impact and responses
• Low-use properties maps and LSOA data files
• Executive Summary: Low-use homes in rural and coastal areas of the UK: Geography, impact and responses
• Commanding heights: the role of wealthy 'starchitects' in city remaking
• Invisible fish: The selective (dis)connection of elite Chinese gated community residents from urban public space
• Crime and the home
• The global urban elite: the sources of wealth and residential networks of the super-rich in 10 cities
• Gated cities of today?: Barricaded residential development in England
• Two Sources of city prosperity and cohesion: the case of Glasgow and Edinburgh
• Book Review: Space, Urban Politics, and Everyday Life: Henri Lefebvre and the U.S. City SchwarzeT. Space, Urban Politics, and Everyday Life: Henri Lefebvre and the U.S. City. Palgrave Macmillan: Cham, 2023$159.99 (PBK).