Nordic Welfare Cities: Negotiating Urban Citizenship since 1850 (Routledge Advances in Urban History)

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1 The Nordic welfare city: urban community and public services since 1850
2 Negotiating water and citizenship in Copenhagen 1850–1950
3 Municipalization in Norwegian cities c. 1850–1920
4 Theatre and the making of the welfare city: Gothenburg’s performance stages, 1880s–1934
5 Municipal services and modern citizenship in Helsinki in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
6 A tale of two tramways: municipal organization and private enterprise in Stockholm and Kristiania, c. 1900
7 The rise of the negotiated welfare city after the Civil War: inclusion, welfare and reconciliation
8 Infrastructural citizenship: the everyday politics of slum clearance in mid-twentieth-century Copenhagen
9 The conflict-filled holiday village: the expansion of summer houses in the Copenhagen metropolis’ open land 1918–1990
10 Three types of welfare cities: the case of Sweden
11 The Nordic welfare city – types and dimensions
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