[-]Table of Contents[-][-]David Pinder[-]Foreword[-][-]Christoph Lindner and Andrew Hussey[-]1. Concepts and Practices of the Underground[-][-]PART 1 - PROJECTIONS[-][-]Sophie Berrebi[-]2. Metromania or the Undersides of Painting[-][-]Andrew Hussey[-]3. Mapping Utopia: Debord and Constant between Amsterdam and Paris[-][-]Gert Hekma[-]4. Amsterdam's Sexual Underground in the 1960s[-][-]PART 2 - MOBILITY[-][-]Sudeep Dasgupta[-]5. Detours, Delays, Derailments: La Petite Jérusalem and Slow Training in Culture[-][-]Ginette Verstraete[-]6. Underground Visions: Strategies of Resistance along the Amsterdam Metro Line[-][-]Allen Hibbard[-]7. Underground Circulation: The Beats in Paris and Beyond[-][-]PART 3 - VISIBILITY[-][-]Carolyn Birdsall[-]8. (In)audible Frequencies: Sounding out the Contemporary Branded City[-][-]Joyce Goggin[-]9. Red Lights and Legitimate Trade: Paying for Sex in the Branded City[-][-]Anna-Louise Milne[-]10. Visibly Underground: When Clandestine Workers Take the Law into Their Own Hands[-][-]Stephen W. Sawyer[-]11. Archaeology of the Parisian Underground[-][-]De naoorlogse geschiedenis van Parijs en Amsterdam wordt sterk gedefinieerd door underground culturen, zowel in fysieke als in metaforische zin. Dit boek bekijkt de culturele uitwisseling tussen beide steden en onderzoekt de geschiedenis van tegencultuur in Parijs en Amsterdam in de tweede helft van de twintigste eeuw. Door steeds heen en weer te s