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Contents: Preface; Social capital and networked urbanism, Talja Blokland and Mike Savage. Part 1 Social Capital and the End of Urbanism: The end to urbanism: how the changing spatial structure of cities affected its social capital potentials, Talja Blokland and Douglas Rae; The flowing enclave and the misanthropy of networked affluence, Rowland G. Atkinson; Place, space and race: monopolistic group closure and the dark side of social capital, Bruce D. Haynes and Jesus Hernandez. Part 2 Networks and Urban Social Capital: A new place, a new network? Social capital effects of residential relocation for poor women, Alexandra M. Curley; The weakness of weak ties. Social capital to get ahead among the urban poor in Rotterdam and Amsterdam, Taljia Blokland and Floris Noordhoff; Middle class neighbourhood attachment in Paris and Milan: partial exit and profound rootedness, Alberta Andreotti and Patrick Le Galès. Part 3 Urban Associations and Social Capital: Gardening with a little help from your (middle class) friends: bridging social capital across race and class in a mixed neighbourhood, Talja Blokland; Political participation, social networks and the city, Mike Savage, Gindo Tampubolon and Alan Warde; Conserving the past of a quiet suburb: urban politics, association networks and speaking for ’the community’, Fiona Devine, Peter Halfpenny, Nadia Joanne Britton and Rosemary Mellor; Social capital and the formation of London’s middle classes, Tim Butler; Index.

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