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Cold War Cities: Spatial Planning, Social And Political Processes, And Cultural Practices In The Age Of Atomic Urbanism, 1945-1965 / Richard Brook, Martin Dodge And Jonathan Hogg -- Part I. Planning The Cold War City -- Properties Of Science: How Industrial Research And The Suburbs Reshaped Each Other In Cold-war Pittsburgh / Patrick Vitale -- The City Of Bristol: Ground Zero In The Making / Bob Clarke -- Towards A Prosperous Future Through Cold War Planning: Stalinist Urban Design In The Industrial Towns Of Sillamäe And Kohtla-järve, Estonia / Siim Sultson -- Nuclear Anxiety In Postwar Japan's City Of The Future / Sebastian Schmidt -- Visual Essay: Urbanism Of Fear: A Tale Of Two Chinese Cold War Cities / Tong Lam -- Part Ii. Building The Cold War City. The Warsaw Metro And The Warsaw Pact: From Deep Cover To Cut-and-cover / Alex Lawrey -- Competing Militarisation And Urban Development During The Cold War: How A Soviet Air Base Came To Dominate Tartu, Estonia / Daniel Baldwin Hess And Taavi Pae -- In-between The East And The West: Architecture And Urban Planning In 'non-aligned' Skopje / Jasna Mariotti -- Atomic Urbanism Under Greenland's Ice Cap: Camp Century And Cold War Architectural Imagination / Kristian H. Nielsen -- Visual Essay: Welfare Or Warfare? Civil Defence In Danish Urban Welfare Architecture / Rosanna Farbøl -- Part Iii. Culture And Politics In The Cold War City. Urban Space, Public Protest, And Nuclear Weapons In Early Cold War Sydney / Kyle Harvey -- In The Middle Of The Atomic Arena: Visible And Invisible Nato Sites In Verona During The Fifties / Michela Morgante -- Conceiving The Atomic Bomb Threat Between West And East: Mobilisation, Representation And Perception Against The A-bomb In 1950s Red Bologna / Eloisa Betti -- Making A 'free World' City: Urban Space And Social Order In Cold War Bangkok / Matthew Phillips -- Visual Essay: Cold War Telecommunication And Urban Vulnerability: Underground Exchange And Microwave Tower In Manch