Malcolm
Miles – Publications
1.
BOOKS:
authored
Urban
Utopias: the built and social architectures of alternative settlements, (London, Routledge, 2008)
Cities
& Cultures (London, Routledge, 2007)
Urban Avant-Gardes: art, architecture & change, (London, Routledge, 2004);
Art,
Space and the City (London, Routledge, 1997).
co-authored
The
Consuming City,
co-authored with Miles, S. Basingstoke, Palgrave 2004.
edited
New
Practices, New Pedagogies,
ed., London, Routledge, 2005.
co-edited
Culture
and Agency
(with Degen, M. M., Plymouth, University of Plymouth Press,
2010)
Public
Spheres After Socialism (with Harutyunyan, A. and Horschelmann,
K., Bristol, Intellect, 2009)
Art
and Theory After Socialism (with Jordan, M., Bristol, Intellect,
2008)
Urban
Futures (with. Hall, T. London, Routledge, 2003);The
City Cultures Reader (with, Hall, T and Borden, I. London,
Routledge, 2nd ed 2003).
selected
book chapters
'Public
Art and Citizenship: from public spaces to public spheres' (Futurology, Hewitt, A. and Jordan. M. eds., Walsall, The New
Art Gallery, 2010) pp. 71-85
'Downing
the Master's Tools' (Futurology, Hewitt, A. and Jordan.
M. eds., Walsall, The New Art Gallery, 2010) pp.41-45
'Art
goes AWOL' (Spaces of Vernacular Creativity Edensor,
T., Leslie, D., Millington, S., Rantisi, N.M., eds., London,
Routledge, 2009, pp. 46-60)
'The
Cultural Industries: Symbolic Economics and Critical Practices'
(The Statre and the Arts: Articulating power and subversion. Kapfere, J. ed., Oxford, Berghan, 2008 pp. 98-112)
'Planning
and Conflict' (The Sage Companion to the City, Hall, T., Hubbard, P. and Short, J.R., eds., London, Sage, 2008) pp.
316-333
'Strategies
for the Convivial City' (Art, Community and Environment:
educational perspectives, Couts, G. and Jokela, T. eds.,
Bristoil, Intellect, 2008) pp. 51-61
'Garden
Cities and City Gardens', (Small Cities: Urban Experience
Beyond the Metropolitan, Bell, D and Jayne, M., ed., 2006,
London, Routledge, pp.135-150)
'Aesthetics and Engagement – interested interventions',
in Ecological Aesthetics: Art in Environmental Design: Theory
and Practice, (H Strelow, Berlin, Birkhauser, 2004) pp202-207 [parallel Engl. Ger.
editions]
'Drawn
and Quartered: El Raval and the Hausmannization of Barcelona',
in City of Quarters: urban villages in the contemporary city,
(D Bell and M Jayne, Aldershot, Ashgate, 2004) pp37-55
'Consuming Culture: Affluence and Social Space in the New Barcelona',
in The European City in Transition vol. 1 (F Eckard and
D Hassenpflug, Weimar, Bauhaus University, 2003) pp.229-238.
2.
Journals and Essays:
selected
journal papers
'Representing
Nature: Art and Climate Change', Cultural Geographies, 17, 1, pp. 19-35, Feb 2010
'Aesthetics
in a Time of Emergency', Third Text 23, vol 4, pp. 421-434
'Incidental
Liberation: Revolution after the period of revolutions' Journal
for Cultural Research, vol 13, 1, pp53-68, Jan 2009
'Disaster
Movie or New Jerusalem? Alternative urban scenarios for the
21st century', Alue Jaymparisto [Finland]
37, pp. 5-14, 2008
'The
Culture Industries: Symbolic Economies and Critical Practices',
Social Analysis, vol 51, 1, pp.13-27, 2007
'Interrutping
the Public Realm: performative excursions', Research in Drama
Education, vol.12, #1, pp.15-26, Feb. 2007
'Commentary'
[comment on thematic issue on art and geography], Social
& Cultural Geography vol 7, # 6, pp987-994, Dec 2006
'Society
as a work of art?' Zeitschrift fur kritische Theorie, 22/23, pp.223-240, 2006
'Utopias
of Mud? Hassan Fathy and Alternative Modernisms', Space &
Culture, vol. 9 #2, pp.115-139, 2006
'Interruptions:
Testing the Rhetoric of Culturally Led Urban Development', Urban
Studies, vol. 42, 5/6 pp. 889-912, 2005.
catalogue
essays
'Whose
City? 'in Beyond Bricks (West Bromwich, Multistory, 2009, pp. 6-11
'Dislocations:
Black Lines, White Noise', Tube (eds. Mark Orange, Laura Rutkute, KLaima Kreivyte,
Lithuanian Pavilion, Venice Biennale, 2009, pp. 33-42
'Parks
Utopias Art', Busan Biennale (Korea) 2008 pp.240-246
'A Green aesthetic: after Kant the deluge', in Groundworks
– environmental collaboration in contemporary art,
(ed. G Kester, Pittsburgh (PA), Carnegie Mellon University,
2005), pp.68-79.