De Groot, Julie

Devos, Isabelle

Schmidt, Ariadne

English

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Volume 42  Number 1  January 2016ContentsSpecial Section: The Lure of the City. Comparative Perspectives on Singles in Towns in the Low Countries, 1600-1940 Guest Editors: Ariadne Schmidt, Isabelle Devos, and Julie De Groot Introduction. Unmarried and Unknown: Urban Men and Women in the Low Countries Since the Early Modern Period 3Isabelle Devos, Ariadne Schmidt, and Julie De GrootWomen Alone in Early Modern Dutch Towns: Opportunities and Strategies to Survive 21Ariadne Schmidt and Manon van der HeijdenRural Single Female Migrants in Early-Nineteenth-Century Bruges: An Exception to the Rules? 39Sofie De LangheAlone and Far from Home: Gender and Migration Trajectories of Single Foreign Newcomers to Antwerp, 1850-1880 61Hilde Greefs and Anne WinterDiscourses versus Life Courses: Servants’ Extramarital Sexual Activities in Flanders during the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries 81Christa MatthysLife and Death of Singles in Dutch Cities, 1850-1940 101Jan Kok and Kees MandemakersArticlesService Access in Premodern Cities: An Exploratory Comparison of Spatial Equity 121Benjamin W. Stanley, Timothy J. Dennehy, Michael E. Smith, Barbara L. Stark,  Abigail M. York, George L. Cowgill, Juliana Novic, and Jerald EkPlace and Politics at the Frankfurt Paulskirche after 1945 145Shelley E. RoseThe Streetcar in the Urban Imaginary of Latin America 162Anton RosenthalBetween Order and Modernity: Resurgence Planning in Revolutionary Egypt 180Gehan SelimThe Zebra Murders: Race, Civil Liberties, and Radical Politics in San Francisco 201Christine LambersonReview EssaysRevisiting the Urban Steelbelt’s Liberalism: A Retrospective on Roger Biles’s Recent Scholarship 226Elizabeth Tandy ShermerShifting Currents: Intellectual and Political Histories of the Urban Water Supply 233Steven T. MogaConflict and Religion in Late Medieval Urban Society 237James DavisJournal of Urban HistoryThe editors of Journal of Urban History are receptive to varied methodologies and are concerned about the history of cities and urban societies in all periods of human history and in all geographical areas of the world. 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