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August 2026, Volume 63, Issue 11
- 2347-2348 Urban Studies Best Article 2025
by N/A - 2349-2369 The changing occupational class structure of London, 1981–2024: Professionalisation or social polarisation?
by Rafferty Cryer & Owen Crankshaw - 2370-2387 Greening cities while feeding injustices? Discussing the urban greening paradox
by Sara Mengato & Annegret Haase - 2388-2409 Unequal rewards to decarbonisation: A diff-in-diffs approach to measuring housing costs across tenures
by Alex Fernandez & Marietta Haffner & Marja Elsinga - 2410-2434 Understanding variation in neighbourhood environmental inequalities: The influence of residential segregation, gentrification, and other city-level factors
by Christian König & Katja Salomo & Marcel Helbig - 2435-2452 Lucrative infrastructure and intentional bypassing: Comparing two Chinese-financed infrastructure projects in Kenya
by Zhengli Huang - 2453-2482 Emotions in the city? Emotional responses to urban wildlife and their association with urban reactive behavioral intentions during environmental and political crisis
by Itai Beeri - 2483-2500 Creative migration to peripheral cities: The practice of individual autonomy in Jingdezhen’s design-craft cluster
by Zhongnan Yang - 2501-2520 Modelling pandemic-induced shifts in residential location preferences: Insights from a large-scale discrete choice experiment in Chinese cities
by Lingkun Meng & Lewen Bao & Tianren Yang - 2521-2538 Cultural activities and corporate geography in a city: Investigating the synergies between art events and corporate headquarters in Tokyo
by Ichiro Watanabe & Chie Koga & Hideki Koizumi - 2539-2556 The value-capture paradox of metro accessibility and gated communities in China
by Guibo Sun & Ji Eun Lee & Dongsheng He & Chris Webster - 2557-2575 Project time: The politics of speed in the making of Nusantara
by Tim Bunnell & Priza Marendraputra & Anders Kirstein Moeller & Andrew Schauf - 2576-2590 Cities on fire: Towards an elemental urbanism in the Anthropocene
by Andrés Luque-Ayala & Marijn Nieuwenhuis - 2591-2611 Book review forum: Governing Urban Development in China: Critical Urban Studies
by Hyun Bang Shin & Judith Audin & Yi Jin & Karita Kan & Kean Fan Lim & Xiaobo Su & Shaun S. K. Teo & Fulong Wu & Fangzhu Zhang & Hyun Bang Shin & Judith Audin & Yi Jin & Karita Kan & Kean Fan Lim & Xiaobo Su & Shaun S. K. Teo & Fulong Wu & Fangzhu Zhang
August 2026, Volume 63, Issue 10
- 2123-2135 Manufacturing the urban: Situating manufactured housing and manufactured home communities in urban studies and charting a course for research
by Zachary Lamb & Esther Sullivan & Andrew Rumbach - 2136-2153 Local land use regulations and new mobile home concentration
by Casey J Dawkins - 2154-2172 From parks to plots: Manufactured housing in different contexts
by Noah J Durst & Angelica Gacis & Nithya Mylakumar & Angela Perez & Armin Yeganeh - 2173-2192 A tale of two houses: Manufactured homes and industrialized construction in the U.S. and Sweden
by Tyler Pullen & Jerker Lessing & Santiago Ossa - 2193-2211 The role of home and land tenure in shaping opportunities and challenges for manufactured home residents
by Rachel Siegel & Seva Rodnyansky - 2212-2232 Eviction from manufactured home parks
by Jacob Haas & Peter Hepburn - 2233-2246 From precarious tenure to new urban possibilities in manufactured housing communities: A view from the Global South
by Vinit Mukhija - 2247-2263 Social reproduction, manufactured home parks, and the crisis of housing affordability
by Leontina Hormel - 2264-2281 Mobile home residents’ tenuous right to the city: Uniform or varied?
by Lora A. Phillips - 2282-2298 Places that matter: Reproducing inequality in manufactured home communities
by Allison B. Formanack & Sharon M. Young - 2299-2306 Manufactured housing and the dialectics of enclosure and commoning
by D. Asher Ghertner - 2307-2327 The multiple drivers of thermal disparities in US manufactured housing
by C J Gabbe & Gregory Pierce & Matthew J Barnett & Sara Hughes - 2328-2343 Extreme heat vulnerability of manufactured housing in arid urban environments
by Philip Stoker & Xahria Santiago & Mark Kear
July 2026, Volume 63, Issue 9
- 1865-1886 Faith, race, and auto-gentrification: What Ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities reveal about urban change
by Martin Francisco Saps - 1887-1907 Cooperation or confrontation? The meaning of property rights for community participation in Shanghai, China
by Tingting Lu & Shenjing He & Rong Cai - 1908-1933 Devolution and economic growth in England’s City Regions
by Nicholas Patrick Sweeney - 1934-1956 Explaining neighborhood effects on neighborhood cohesion: The varying influence of residential reputation by household income
by Cristóbal Ortiz-Vilches & Quentin Ramond - 1957-1978 Geospatial relative income and subjective well-being in Hong Kong: A spatiotemporal perspective concerning adjacent neighborhoods
by Chi Zhang & Zhuoni Zhang - 1979-1994 Building resilient communities: COVID-19 lessons from a resurgent farmers’ market
by Roza Tchoukaleyska - 1995-2013 Land value capture in practice: Unpacking the experience of Naranjal through a spatial (in)justice lens
by Erika Alejandra GarcÃa FermÃn - 2014-2036 Beyond land financing: State entrepreneurialism and the restructuring of chengtou companies to sustain urban development
by Minsi Liu & Kevin Lo - 2037-2053 Intergenerational housing strategies and social closure in Gangnam
by Sihyun Choi - 2054-2076 The valuation of energy efficiency labels in the French housing market
by Sylvain Chareyron - 2077-2093 Caste, class, city and choice: Unravelling caste-based school segregation in urban India
by Bheemeshwar Reddy A & Prakash Kumar Shukla & Mayank Agrawal & Shamsher Singh - 2094-2107 Comparison in motion: Anthropologies of connection and difference in urban research
by Rebekah Plueckhahn & Constance Smith - 2108-2119 Book review forum: Artificial Intelligence and the City: Urbanistic Perspectives on AI
by Ola Söderström & Sophia Maalsen & Mark Whitehead & Ayona Datta & Jennie Day & Federico Cugurullo & Federico Caprotti & Matthew Cook & Andrew Karvonen & Pauline McGuirk & Simon Marvin & Ola Söderström & Sophia Maalsen & Mark Whitehead & Ayona Datta & Jennie Day & Federico Cugurullo & Federico Caprotti & Matthew Cook & Andrew Karvonen & Pauline McGuirk & Simon Marvin
June 2026, Volume 63, Issue 8
- 1623-1642 Liberal cities in autocratizing states: Scholarly pathways and a research agenda
by Nufar Avni - 1643-1663 Lion in a jungle or lion in a cage? Yojana beyond planning power and powerlessness in Bangalore, India
by Jayaraj Sundaresan - 1664-1682 ‘There’s no place like no home’: Progressive displacement and silent unmaking of homeless spaces in urban China
by Jin Zhu & Jinwei Hao - 1683-1700 The role of social institutions in informal self-organizing urbanism: The case of Palestinian towns in Israel
by Maisa Totry - 1701-1722 Sense of belonging and attachment in urban green spaces: A qualitative study of older adults in Isfahan, Iran
by Amirhosein Shabani & Shima Taheri & Aura-Luciana Istrate & Ayyoob Sharifi - 1723-1744 Between state–community partnerships and austerity: The everyday networked governance of Montreal’s solidarity greenhouses
by Nathan McClintock & Sophie L. Van Neste & Chantal Gailloux & Florence Barnabé & Caroline Flory-Célini - 1745-1764 The city as showroom: Singapore and the rise of the “urban solutions†industry
by Andrew Stokols - 1765-1785 The politics of urban regime contention: A qualitative comparative analysis of 18 Spanish cases
by Adrian Bua - 1786-1803 Real estate dynamics and ordinary urban fabric in Algiers: Tactical adaptation, anticipation and land transformations
by Allaeddine Fenchouch - 1804-1822 Priming the pump: Does Black and Hispanic gentrification predict White gentrification?
by Joseph Gibbons - 1823-1840 Echoes of well-being in city: Exploring the accumulation of activity episode well-being and day-level well-being of residents
by Zidan Mao & Fangyu Liu & Ying Zhao - 1841-1858 A case for arts-integrative research on reparative spatial justice: Learning from Boston Chinatown
by Lily Song - 1859-1861 Book review: Slow Harms and Citizen Action: Environmental Degradation and Policy Change in Latin American Cities
by Adam Auerbach
May 2026, Volume 63, Issue 7
- 1363-1374 Urban transport as a social construct: Theory, evidence, and analytical threads
by Evelyn A. Blumenberg & Yingling Fan & Astrid Wood - 1375-1395 Urban transport as a social construct: Reimagining transport’s role in urban studies
by Yingling Fan & Astrid Wood & Evelyn A Blumenberg - 1396-1415 Mobility freedoms: Conceptions of freedom in contestations over urban transport
by Tim Schwanen & Debbie Hopkins & Ian Loader - 1416-1437 Towards addressing transportation planning’s contradictions: The unified theory for transportation planning based on the capabilities approach
by Matthias Sweet - 1438-1458 Analyzing transport politics through “critical moments†: Conflict and power in the paradigmatic case of Seventh Avenue in Bogotá, Colombia
by Nanke Verloo & Andres Mauricio Galeano Salgado - 1459-1482 Foreign infrastructure, local frictions: Contested mobility and social constructs of the Nairobi Expressway
by Cheng Chen & Ang Liu - 1483-1503 Historical institutionalism for critical transport studies: The politics of private railways in Tokyo
by Yudi Liu - 1504-1520 Disrupted spaces, adaptive lives: Unequal impacts of Hanoi’s first urban railway lines
by Michelle Kee & Sarah Turner - 1521-1540 Americans meet congestion pricing: Reframing the equity debate around CBD tolling for auto-dependent countries
by Matthew Palm & Alainna Thomas - 1541-1556 Doing transit infrastructure otherwise: Arts in Transit, the Southwest Corridor
by Rebecca Heimel - 1557-1575 Mobility practices and the social construction of urban centralities in Belo Horizonte (Brazil) and Bogotá (Colombia)
by Eugênia Viana Cerqueira & Ana Marcela Ardila Pinto & Natalia Villamizar-Duarte & Daniela Antunes Lessa & César A. Ruiz - 1576-1594 Risk en route: Women’s mobility and exposure to gender-based violence in public spaces in Curitiba, Brazil
by Agnes Silva de Araujo & Geisa Tamara Bugs & Joana Barros & Jaqueline Massucheto & Phâmela Alves & Flávia da Fonseca Feitosa - 1595-1619 Social representation, self-identity and anticipated guilt in universal access: A constructivist approach to (non-)visible disabilities
by Ho-Yin Chan & Ka Ho Tsoi & Anthony Chen
May 2026, Volume 63, Issue 6
- 1113-1136 Between suburb and city: Conceptualising interplaces
by Wander Demuynck & Ben Derudder & Evert Meijers & Michiel van Meeteren - 1137-1155 Spatial planning for a popular circular economy
by Louise Guibrunet & Emilio Bunge González & Moisés Hiram MartÃnez Ruiz & Clara P Orozco Pérez & Vania Alejandra RodrÃguez Villalón & Daniela Torres Patiño - 1156-1177 Digital municipal currencies as a new municipalist instrument for trans-local transformation: The case of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
by Ester Barinaga & Eduardo Diniz & Juan Ocampo - 1178-1196 Dynamics of (dis)integration: The impact of migration mobility on neighbourhood cohesion
by Jakob Hartl & Ina Mayer - 1197-1215 Compensative memory making amidst conflict: Spatial memory and gentrification in Jaffa
by Yoav Kapshuk & Hila Zaban - 1216-1232 Growth and flexibility at the margins? The voluntary sector and civil society in post-welfare Portland
by Antonin Margier & Geoffrey DeVerteuil - 1233-1251 Strategic inaction and the limits of green state entrepreneurialism: Urban political ecology of China’s Flower Expo
by Linjun Xie & Harry Den Hartog - 1252-1269 NeurodiverCITY: Leveraging the potential for neurodiverse deliberation in urban life
by Agata Tokarek & Wojciech Ufel & Maja Grabkowska - 1270-1292 De-greening urbanism and social imaginaries in informal settlements
by Michael Osei Asibey & Patrick Brandful Cobbinah - 1293-1311 Unequal cities, unhappy lives? The role of interpersonal and territorial inequalities in shaping life satisfaction in European cities
by Crhistian Joel González-Cuatianquis & Alessandra Faggian & Paolo Veneri - 1312-1330 A ‘continental European nightlife’? The evolution of nightlife venues and their stakeholders since the 1980s: Urban and rural dynamics around a French intermediate city
by Magali de Raphélis & Sandra Mallet - 1331-1347 Municipal amalgamations and scale economies: Evidence from South Africa’s structural reforms
by Godwin Dube - 1348-1360 Urban inequality: Theory, evidence, and method in Johannesburg
by Astrid Wood & Alan Mabin & Matthew McKeever & Nomonde Gwebu & Owen Crankshaw & Astrid Wood & Alan Mabin & Matthew McKeever & Nomonde Gwebu & Owen Crankshaw
April 2026, Volume 63, Issue 5
- 869-890 Beyond the professional–local knowledge dichotomy: Toward a new epistemology in urban planning
by Jesse Fox & Talia Margalit - 891-908 Adaptive governance, hybrid temporary urbanism, and outdoor spaces: Post-pandemic legacies in New York and Toronto
by Lauren Andres & Shauna Brail & Emilia M. Bruck & Paul Moawad - 909-931 Where has Bish Vegas gone? The Auckland Project, post-secular urban restructuring and evangelical philanthrocapitalism
by Saskia Warren - 932-948 Urban gardening in public space: Policy approaches in Greater Sydney
by Kristina Ulm & Oona Morrow & Evelyne de Leeuw & David Sanderson & Alec Thornton - 949-968 Leasing space through the private rented sector: The intersections of class and tenure change in London, 2011–2021
by Rory Coulter & Antoine Paccoud - 969-985 The intersectional right to the city: Non-binary and trans people navigating gender, race, and class in Barcelona
by Belén Masi & Maria Rodó-Zárate - 986-1003 Invisible displacement of residents: Rethinking ‘voluntary relocation’ in Beijing’s heritage-led regeneration
by Dan Liu & Femke van Noorloos & Maggi W. H. Leung & Ajay Bailey - 1004-1021 Entering and leaving housing assistance: Neighborhood trajectories of housing voucher recipients in the United States
by Alex Ramiller - 1022-1044 From dreams to high-risk housing navigation: Aspirations and strategies of university-educated young people
by Tangi Pui Chi Yip - 1045-1071 Public transport as ‘political infrastructure’: The case of transit disruption in Hong Kong during an urban social movement
by Sylvia Y. He & Xueying Chen & Ellen Shiau & Murat Es & Sui Tao - 1072-1089 When penalties are framed as protections: Street-level bureaucrats and the expansion of homeless governance in the US
by Claire W. Herbert & Lesley Jo Weaver & Dylan J. Podrabsky & Emma Singleton - 1090-1110 Contesting sanctuary: Urban citizenship and multilevel migration governance in Barcelona
by Carlos Delclós & Olatz Ribera-Almandoz & Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas
March 2026, Volume 63, Issue 4
- 621-640 A wider view of shared transportation: Assessing the socioemotional costs and benefits of sharing in and sharing out
by Julene Paul - 641-663 Firm innovation in developing countries: Effects of urban agglomeration and global value chain integration
by Prince C Oguguo & Ioanna Liouka & Ioanna Deligianni - 664-681 Concessionary governance: The shifting local statecraft in Nanjing’s innovation-driven urban redevelopment
by Runze Qiao & Xuanyi Nie & Chye Kiang Heng - 682-699 Young adulthood and the city: Exploring the micro-foundations of youthification
by Guy Shani & Eyal Bar-Haim - 700-719 Pathways out of land financialization: Understanding transformation strategies of urban investment insolvency and crisis
by Shanshan Li & Haozhi Pan & Jie Chen - 720-736 The flammable city: Infrastructure, temporalities, and social struggles in Dock Sud, Buenos Aires
by Simone Vegliò - 737-755 Housing after redevelopment: Where and to what buildings do displaced residents move?
by Fiona Kauer & Elena Lutz & David Kaufmann - 756-778 The association between social housing concentration and the education and health outcomes of social housing tenants: A cross-sectional study of over 200,000 people in New Zealand
by Ayodeji Fasoro & Elinor Chisholm & Philippa Howden-Chapman & Nevil Pierse - 779-803 A comparative study of socio-economic segregation in European capital city-regions: From segregation to desegregation?
by RÅ«ta UbareviÄ ienÄ— & Tiit Tammaru & Maarten van Ham & Leandro BasÃlio Junior & MÄ ris BÄ“rziņš & Kevin Credit & Diogo Gaspar Silva & Richard Harris & Kadi Kalm & Timo Kauppinen & Zaiga KriÅ¡jÄ ne & Jorge Malheiros & Thomas Maloutas & David Manley & Sako Musterd & Oriol Nel·lo & Milena Nevanto & Ladislav Novotný & Martin OuÅ™ednÃÄ ek & Sergio Porcel & Antonine Ribardière & Martin Å imon & Maciej SmÄ™tkowski & Stavros Spyrellis & Magnus Strömgren & Wouter van Gent & Terje Wessel - 804-823 Urban state venturism as state entrepreneurialism: Conceptualizing the risk-taking dynamics of industrial upgrading in Hefei, China
by Xiaobo Su & Kean Fan Lim - 824-843 Maintaining redistribution despite austerity: Spatial diversity in US local government expenditures 2007–2017
by Yuanshuo Xu & Mildred E. Warner - 844-866 Fragmented suburban landscapes: Rethinking vulnerability in southern Europe
by Lucia Cerrada Morato
February 2026, Volume 63, Issue 3
- 421-439 Still thinking from the south: A sequel from Beirut
by Gautam Bhan - 440-456 Beyond consumption? Sociability and the mall as social infrastructure in Beijing
by Meng Xu - 457-483 Effects of urban rail transit expansion on the mobility of the elderly: Findings from Singapore
by Yi Zhu & Mi Diao - 484-504 Patch urbanism: Towards an integrated theoretical framework for examining spatial and temporal dynamics in the Asian rice belt
by Scott Hawken & Christian Isendahl - 505-523 Township economics: How the market structure of the informal economy impacts the recirculation of secondhand tires in South Africa
by Nik Theodore & Phillip Frederick Blaauw & Catherina Schenck - 524-541 Estrangement, embodiment and entanglement: Putting agonistic planning into practice through Urban Drama Labs
by Cecilie Sachs Olsen & Krzysztof Janas & Lisa De Roeck & Barbara Koole & Cato Janssen & Merlijn van Hulst & Celine Motzfeldt Loades - 542-564 Place, proximity and platform: The settlement system geography of Taobao village formation in China, 2014–2020
by Jia Zhang & Nicholas A Phelps & Julie T Miao - 565-585 Home–neighbourhood: A material–affective infrastructure for the creative city
by Nicole T Cook & Pauline McGuirk & Chris Gibson & Peta Wolifson & Chris Brennan-Horley & Andrew Warren - 586-603 Urbanization and social change in rural India
by Jan Nijman & Robbin Jan van Duijne & Chetan Choithani - 604-617 My city or my planet? Rethinking the EU cultural policy toward planetary heritage and planetary senses of belonging
by Ana Aceska
February 2026, Volume 63, Issue 2
- 205-224 Moving towards gender-sensitive urban mobility planning: Unpacking the role of knowledge
by Anna Nikolaeva & S Shakthi - 225-243 The relative importance of greening in attracting gentrifiers to urban Vancouver and suburban Calgary neighbourhoods
by Jessica Quinton & Lorien Nesbitt & James John Timothy Connolly & Elvin Wyly - 244-262 Greater centralization, increased marketization? Evidence from China’s primary urban land market
by Yaoyu Zhang & Zhi Lin & Bo Wang & Hang Ren - 263-278 Daylife: The evolution of partner dance spaces in urban South Korea
by Yu-Ri Kim - 279-296 Feeling metropolitan: A framework for place attachment in metropolitan regions
by Mariona Tomàs - 297-317 Measuring city relationship strength beyond total counts: A multidimensional framework for distinguishing prominence from interdependence and significance
by Wang Tongjing - 318-336 Redeveloping ageing communities under state entrepreneurialism in China: The case of Xiaoxihu, Nanjing
by Tianke Zhu & Xigang Zhu - 337-354 Embodied infrastructures and the spatial imagination of mobilities: ‘Following’ street waste-picker bodies within and among critical urban waste networks of Johannesburg
by Johnathan Goeiman - 355-371 City diplomacy and high export values: Evidence from US metro areas
by Mary Alice Haddad & Jennifer S Rose & Rishi Veer Bhagat - 372-394 Housing affordability and rent control: The case of elderly renters
by Xun Bian & Ruoyu Chen & Hanchen Jiang - 395-418 Book review forum: Turning up the heat: Urban political ecology for a climate emergency
by Michele Acuto & Lorenzo De Vidovich & Greet De Block & Chiara Camponeschi & Stijn Oosterlynck & Manolis Pratsinakis & Yannis Tzaninis & Maria Kaika & Roger Keil & Tait Mandler & Michele Acuto & Lorenzo De Vidovich & Greet De Block & Chiara Camponeschi & Stijn Oosterlynck & Manolis Pratsinakis & Yannis Tzaninis & Roger Keil & Tait Mandler & Maria Kaika
January 2026, Volume 63, Issue 1
- 3-21 Building back better through urban blue and green space? A critical review of post-pandemic urban planning and climate governance
by Creighton Connolly & Andrew Kythreotis - 22-39 Understanding drinking-and-eating-together-spaces distribution in Madrid: A socio-spatial approach
by Francisco Javier Rueda-Córdoba - 40-58 The hybridity of inclusive resilience: Organisational levels, tensions and fixes in Rotterdam
by Camilo Andres BenÃtez à vila & Sofia Gil-Clavel & Samantha Copeland - 59-75 Tranquillity amidst the bustle: Positive solitude and public open space design in high-density urban contexts
by Xia Bi & Yishui Fang & Caterina Villani & Izzy Yi Jian & Ka Yan Leung & Kin Wai Michael Siu - 76-97 Speculative urban infrastructure in the context of Chinese engagement in Africa
by Ding Fei - 98-115 Residential vertical urbanisation: The intertwining of law and financialisation
by Susan Bright & Sarah Blandy & Fabiana Bettini - 116-136 Cultural and institutional determinants in city-branding practices: Evidence from three Saudi cities
by Abdulrhman Alsayel & Martin de Jong & Jan Fransen - 137-155 Resisting desperation for development: The power of community-based disruption in rewriting the culture of public–private redevelopment
by Meghan Z Gough & Kathryn Howell - 156-172 On commonist urbanisation: Autonomy and centrality within and beyond the city
by à lvaro Sevilla-Buitrago - 173-188 Making the invisible visible in city spaces: The hidden labour practices of market traders
by Sophie Watson & Emil van Eck - 189-201 Book review forum Reimagining the More-Than-Human City: Stories from Singapore
by Michele Acuto & Maxime Decaudin & Adam Searle & Si Jie Ivin Yeo & Jamie Wang & Michele Acuto & Maxime Decaudin & Adam Searle & Si Jie Ivin Yeo & Jamie Wang
December 2025, Volume 62, Issue 16
- 3113-3128 Global corporate landlordism and a new cycle of tenant contention
by Lorenzo Vidal & Javier Gil & Miguel A. MartÃnez - 3129-3147 Leveraging the collective: Contesting California’s corporate landlords through multibuilding organising
by Mathilde Lind Gustavussen - 3148-3166 Laboratory Barcelona: Tenants, corporate landlords and housing justice
by Jordi Bonshoms-Guzman - 3167-3187 Housing struggles challenging racial capitalism: The politics of the No Evictions Network in Glasgow
by Ana Santamarina & Lazaros Karaliotas - 3188-3204 Overcoming hyper-localism: How global corporate landlords shape their own opposition
by Lisa Vollmer - 3205-3222 Striking back with the law: Legal struggles against corporate landlords in Barcelona and Berlin
by Gabriele D’Adda & Joanna Kusiak - 3223-3234 Forging a global union against rentier exploitation: A commentary on tenant internationalism
by Marta Ill-Raga - 3235-3243 Neighbourhoods against global corporate landlords
by Lorenzo Vidal - 3244-3255 Corporate landlords in Latin America: Notes to an ongoing debate
by Ivana Socoloff
November 2025, Volume 62, Issue 15
- 2917-2934 Neoliberal crises and the city: Wrestling with authoritarian neoliberal urbanism(s)
by Güldem Özatağan & Gareth Fearn & Ayda Eraydin - 2935-2955 Community politics in urban regeneration under authoritarian entrepreneurial governance
by Ebru Kurt-Özman & Tuna Tasan-Kok - 2956-2975 Housing the historical bloc: Civil society contestation of authoritarian neoliberalism in England
by Gareth Fearn - 2976-2992 Authoritarian neoliberalism, urban peripheries and the rise of the extreme right in Brazil
by Leonardo Fontes - 2993-3012 Authoritarian urbanism beyond the city: Infrastructure-led extended urbanisation and India’s more-than-neoliberal configurations
by Nitin Bathla - 3013-3030 Grass through concrete: Authoritarian governance and the urban politics of minimal change
by Sofia Borushkina - 3031-3052 The urban question under illiberalism? Three thematic approaches
by Jason D Luger & Miklós János Dürr - 3053-3070 Urban solidarities in late modern times: Interspaces for meaningful engagement in Los Angeles and Amsterdam
by Elena Ponzoni & Tara Rose Fiorito & Halleh Ghorashi - 3071-3091 Anticipatory climate governance: Limits to current practices in Montreal
by Hélène Madénian & Sophie L Van Neste & Alexis Guillemard - 3092-3109 From entrepreneurial to managerial statecraft: New trends of urban governance transformation in post-pandemic China
by Fulong Wu & Handuo Deng & Yi Feng & Weikai Wang & Ying Wang & Fangzhu Zhang
November 2025, Volume 62, Issue 14
- 2725-2747 Neoliberalism as space fragmentation: A Lefebvrian gaze at post-socialist urban transitions
by Guido Sechi & Oleg Golubchikov - 2748-2769 The new dwellers of southern cities: Social diversification and uncertainty in Santiago inner city
by Isabel Brain - 2770-2786 Inhabiting unsettlement: Living through building safety remediation works in England
by Jenny Preece - 2787-2806 Come together! Or not? Homebuyers’ interest in sharing facilities with fellow residents
by Jon Martin Denstadli & Ole Jakob Sønstebø - 2807-2823 Views from above: The continued discrimination of domestic workers living in the apartment blocks of Northern Johannesburg
by Annabel Fenton & Jennifer Fitchett - 2824-2841 Community engagement through the neighbourhood street festival: Between external simulation and local stimulation
by Lina Naoroz Bråten & Marius G Vigen - 2842-2858 Co-governance of the ‘creative city’: Bringing lived experience to the governance of culture in Sheffield
by Madeleine Pill & Jason Slade - 2859-2884 The post-COVID-19 flattening phenomenon of regional housing prices in the UK
by I-Chun Tsai - 2885-2902 Pushed and pulled: How race shapes the displacement of Black-owned businesses during commercial gentrification
by Saran Nurse - 2903-2913 The bureaucratic life of urban climate resilience
by Sebastian Purwins & Markus Keck
October 2025, Volume 62, Issue 13
- 2571-2582 Google, a major stakeholder in local governance?
by Antoine Courmont & Burcu Baykurt - 2583-2599 Putting the digital growth machine in place: Shifting growth genres in Silicon Valley’s urban politics
by Christo Sims - 2600-2616 Post-political clouds: Suspended failure in Google’s data centre development
by Constance Carr & Karinne Madron - 2617-2632 Google urbanism 2010–2020: From infrastructural control to growing bit by bit
by Burcu Baykurt - 2633-2651 A gift from heaven: Google’s Environmental Insights Explorer and its tech-down approach to monitor urban sustainability beyond local contexts
by Florian Koch & Sarah Beyer - 2652-2669 Navigating frictions in digital urbanism: Google Maps, public transportation and collaborative data-driven mobility governance
by Laure Guimbail - 2670-2686 Waze seating in the control room: Enacting the data bricolage in urban traffic management in Santiago de Chile
by Ignacio Pérez Karich - 2687-2705 Locked in a data imperative? French local businesses faced with Google Maps
by Antoine Courmont - 2706-2715 From the control room to the Googleplex: ‘Innovation needs a where’
by Sharon Zukin - 2716-2721 Infrastructuration and spatial governance: Why Google is not just another service provider
by Nancy Odendaal
September 2025, Volume 62, Issue 12
- 2371-2393 Zoning a productive city? A typology of clustering, diversity and specialisation in Melbourne’s urban industrial areas
by Carl Grodach & NÃcolas Guerra-Tão - 2394-2414 Towards a dialogue between planetary gentrification and postcolonial urbanisation: State-led ethno-gentrification (SLEG) in Israel
by Yael Shmaryahu-Yeshurun - 2415-2435 Can zoning reform change urban development patterns? Evidence from Auckland
by Ryan Greenaway-McGrevy & James Allan Jones - 2436-2454 Framing urban living lab as a multi-dimensional knowledge model: Experiences from Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Wetland Park
by Zijing Shen & Junxi Qian & Hong Zhu & Shuang Tian - 2455-2472 Provincialising smart urbanism further, from the Global East: Articulating the smart city in the context of Hungary’s authoritarian state capitalism
by Krisztina Varró - 2473-2490 How does neighbourhood satisfaction impact relocation intentions? The mediating effects of housing costs and socioeconomic status
by Feilong Yang & Yunxiao Dang & Li Chen & Dongsheng Zhan & Wenzhong Zhang - 2491-2507 Residents’ expectations from the municipality in an age of urban-national polarisation
by Tal Alster & Harel Nachmany & Nufar Avni - 2508-2525 Docklessness, aesthetic governance, and the urban ‘micromobility mess’
by Agnieszka Leszczynski & Jonathan Cinnamon & Suzi Asa & Lindi Jahiu - 2526-2546 Inclusion through modernity: Dravidian urbanisation in Tamil Nadu state, India
by A Kalaiyarasan & Priti Narayan - 2547-2566 Under the paving stones at the Bloordale Beach: Sub-terra urbs nullius and volumetric colonialism in Toronto
by Fergie Maxwell - 2567-2567 Corrigendum to Under the paving stones at the Bloordale Beach: sub-terra urbs nullius and volumetric colonialism in Toronto
by N/A
August 2025, Volume 62, Issue 11
- 2175-2201 Harassment or neglect? How market dynamics and rent control shape landlord behaviour in Los Angeles
by Sean Angst & Jovanna Rosen & Gary Painter & Soledad De Gregorio - 2202-2221 Defensive for whom: The valuation of users and uses in public space design in Gothenburg, Sweden
by Stefan Molnar & Karl de Fine Licht - 2222-2241 The spectre of growth in urban transformations: Insights from two Doughnut-oriented municipalities on the negotiation of local development pathways
by Benedikt Schmid - 2242-2257 Spectres of gentrification: Towards a hauntological framework for exploring the impacts of gentrification
by Josh Lown - 2258-2274 Framing urban mobility injustice from the Global South
by Pedro da Cunha Rego Logiodice & Mariana Giannotti - 2275-2292 From ‘poor devil’ to middle class? Navigating resettlement and (in)formal reterritorialisation under COVID-19
by José Rafael Nunez Collado - 2293-2308 ‘Peace-kept’ urbanism: Ephemerality and endurance in eastern DRC
by Maren Larsen - 2309-2327 Housing market with informal density agglomeration: Investigating the form-context transition of urban village in China
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