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March 2024, Volume 28, Issue 1-2
- 1-6 Erased city
by Ammar Azzouz - 7-23 City drafting: property-making and bureaucratic urbanism in South Asia
by Indivar Jonnalagadda & Thomas Cowan - 24-43 Fixing Bhim Nagar: a new metonym for subaltern urbanism
by Sangeeta Banerji - 44-63 Categorizing land: an account of leftover land in Patna
by Sheema Fatima - 64-83 Property-work, work of property: figuring land and caste in an urbanizing frontier
by Shubhra Gururani - 84-100 From bureaucratic practice to competing policy: examining the durable and redistributive nature of land regularization politics in Bangalore
by Varun Patil - 101-112 Shaky ground: the fraud of property in Lahore
by Tariq Rahman - 113-120 Scripts, scribes and scribbles: notes on drafting the South Asian city
by D. Asher Ghertner - 121-142 Towards an insurgent urbanism: collaborative counter-hegemonic practices of inhabiting and transforming the cities
by Juliana Canedo & Luciana da Silva Andrade - 143-160 Geography of police repression and regulation of street based khwaja sira sex workers in Lahore
by Shermeen Bano - 161-188 Special Feature: Putting urban displacement in its place
by Paul Watt & Alan Morris - 189-206 Assessing displacement in a tight housing market: findings from Berlin
by Fabian Beran & Henning Nuissl - 207-225 Displaced but happy? Making sense of shantytown dwellers’ divergent views and experiences of resettlement in Casablanca
by Raffael Beier - 226-254 The making of a peripheral town in Delhi Metropolis through the displacement of Basti dwellers
by Tanya Chaudhary - 255-279 The political use of informal settlements as a reserve of undesirability: displacement, confinement and informality in Madrid
by Thomas Aguilera - 280-292 Women protestors from the islands in Kochi: environmental justice in South Asia
by Carmel Christy K J - 293-296 A more-than-human grammar of the urban
by Ceall Quinn - 297-303 Designing justice in the city
by Zoë Ritts
November 2023, Volume 27, Issue 5-6
- 691-696 Pluriversal urbanisms
by Ulises Moreno-Tabarez & Tatiana Acevedo-Guerrero & Lindsay Sawyer & David Madden & Anna Richter & Yimin Zhao & Hanna Baumann & Andrea Gibbons - 697-714 Zoo York: race, gender, enclosures, and the policing of the West Indian Carnival
by Guilberly Louissaint - 715-739 Occupations as reparative urban infrastructure: thinking with Cissie Gool House
by Suraya Scheba & Nate Millington - 740-758 A pedagogy of anachronism: learning through a misfit between theory and practice
by Kah-Wee Lee - 759-777 Throwing the urban and the rural together: unconventional ecological farms in China
by Yawei Zhao - 778-794 Take back our city: reclaiming shopping malls in Hong Kong
by Elton Chan - 795-811 Urban commons and the state: critical reflections on Korean experiences
by Jin-Tae Hwang - 812-828 The politics of restor(y)ing: towards a conflictual approach to art in urban public space
by Friederike Landau-Donnelly & Martin Zebracki - 829-849 ‘All our eggs in one basket’: touristification and displacement amidst the pandemic in Seville, Spain
by Jaime Jover & María Barrero-Rescalvo & Ibán Díaz-Parra - 850-868 (Dis)trust and (defunding) the police
by David Jenkins - 869-889 Democratising cities: introduction
by Kurt Iveson & Amanda Tattersall - 890-904 Bridging the gaps between demos and kratos: broad-based community organising and political institutional infrastructure in London, UK
by Jane Wills - 905-924 ‘Moving from protest to policy’: civil society responses to carceral governance
by Madeleine Pill - 925-941 Faithful democracy: synthesising religious and political practice in the Sydney Alliance
by Rosemary Hancock - 942-961 Participatory budgeting as democratization? The post-bankruptcy democratization of Vallejo, California
by Mark Davidson - 962-984 Urban people power strategies in a connected world: exploring the patterns of practice, exchange, translation and learning
by Amanda Tattersall & Kurt Iveson - 985-1006 Practicing urban citizenship: housing justice activism from Jakarta’s margins
by Dian Tri Irawaty & Helga Leitner & Eric Sheppard - 1007-1029 Reinvented acts of citizenship in Hong Kong: young people's pursuit of democracy through autonomy in everyday life
by Lai Ling Lam - 1030-1051 Objects, memories, and storytelling: experiments in narrating ideas of home
by Aya Nassar & Mayada Madbouly & Azza Ezzat & Abeer Abazeed & Nayera Abdelrahman Soliman & Menna Agha & Chihab El Khachab & Amira Elwakil & Laila Mourad & Mai Taha - 1052-1069 The Real Faces of the Royal Borough: from academic research to art exhibition
by Sharda Rozena & Nevada Lynn - 1070-1074 Planning in and against the urban commons
by Johan Pries
July 2023, Volume 27, Issue 3-4
- 271-274 Polycritical city?
by David Madden - 275-293 Urban way of life as survival: navigating everyday life in a pluriversal global south
by Prince K Guma & Mwangi Mwaura & Eunice Wanjiku Njagi & Jethron Ayumbah Akallah - 294-320 Squeezed in and pushed out: dual and contradictory displacements in Santa Ana, CA
by J. Revel Sims & Carolina S. Sarmiento - 321-346 Popular cartography: collaboratively mapping the territorial practices of/with the urban margin in Mumbai
by Min Tang & Viviana d’Auria - 347-359 Critical geographies of occupation, trespass and squatting
by Samuel Burgum & Alexander Vasudevan - 360-376 Radical difference in ‘transitional commoning’: hidden histories of London’s squats to co-ops
by Mara Ferreri - 377-393 Eurhythmisation and organisational rites of housing squats in Rome
by Margherita Grazioli - 394-412 Take back the city: occupation, housing activism, and digital/material contention in post-crash Dublin
by Maedhbh Nic Lochlainn - 413-432 Cracking buildings, cracking capitalism: antagonism, affect, and the importance of squatting for housing justice
by Rowan Tallis Milligan - 433-447 “We kind of created our own scene”: a geography of the Brixton Rebel Dykes
by Milo Miller - 448-463 The structural violence of spatial transformation: urban development and the more-than-neoliberal state in the Global South
by Himanshu Burte & Lalitha Kamath - 464-482 Structural violence and the urban politics of hope in Ankara, Turkey
by Mustafa Kemal Bayırbağ & Seth Schindler & Mehmet Penpecioğlu - 483-500 Structural violence in much more than neoliberal times: the case of slum redevelopment in Mumbai
by Amita Bhide - 501-519 Structural violence and the subversion of participatory planning—the struggle for the Warwick Market in Durban, South Africa
by Brij Maharaj - 520-540 Examining slow and spectacular forms of violence through the politics of redevelopment in Kamathipura
by Ratoola Kundu & Shivani Satija - 541-559 The conflict over urban land in Vila Autódromo, Rio de Janeiro: mediation through violence
by Pedro Novais & Camilla Lobino - 560-578 Introduction: boom, crisis and politics of Swiss franc mortgages in Eastern Europe: comparing trajectories of dependent financialization of housing
by Agnes Gagyi & Marek Mikuš - 579-598 Moral economies of housing in post-boom Croatia: Swiss franc loans crisis and politics of housing financialization
by Petra Rodik & Marek Mikuš - 599-617 FX mortgages in Hungary: political crisis and capitalist reconstruction
by Agnes Gagyi - 618-635 From laissez-faire lending to the marketization of litigation: the case of Swiss franc debtors in Poland
by Mathias Sosnowski Krabbe - 636-653 CHF-indexed housing debts in Serbia: dependent financialization, housing precarity and housing struggles
by Ana Vilenica & Milan Škobić & Nemanja Pantović - 654-670 Gillett Square Stories
by Don Travis & Wayne Crichlow - 671-680 Zoorabad, a neighbourhood on the shoulders of the urban poor
by Pegah Behroozi Nobar - 681-685 Racialized policing as urban growth strategy
by Madeleine Hamlin - 686-690 Performing community and claiming power in a split field: a review of Contesting Community
by Julian B. Hartman
March 2023, Volume 27, Issue 1-2
- 1-14 rural hauntings, urban spectres: lyrical reflections of a border dweller
by Ulises Moreno-Tabarez - 15-38 Care-full co-curation: critical urban placemaking for more-than-human futures
by Jaz Hee-jeong Choi & Kit Braybrooke & Laura Forlano - 39-55 Apocalypse and utopia in the salvagepunk metropolis
by Japhy Wilson - 56-75 Negative urbanism: unknowability, illegibility and ambivalence in the platform city
by David Bissell - 76-105 Communal interaction and creativity as revolution: resistance to corporate landlords by regulated tenants
by Sharda Rozena - 106-136 That other pandemic: COVID-19 as Bogeyman and the rise of urban dystopias
by José Edgardo A. Gomez Jr. - 137-161 Paper struggles: documents, inscriptions, and citizenship negotiations in Delhi
by Sanjeev Routray - 162-189 ‘I’ve always felt these spaces were ours’: disability activism and austerity capitalism
by Debbie Humphry - 190-208 Autistic cities: critical urbanism and the politics of neurodiversity
by Alberto Vanolo - 209-231 Responsibilizing renovation: governing strategies and resistance in the context of the transformation of Swedish housing policy
by Håkan Thörn & Dominika V. Polanska - 232-246 In the meanwhile or as a gamble: juxtaposing incremental building in informal settlements of Cape Town and Delhi
by Geetika Anand - 247-261 From graves to gardens: Berlin’s changing cemeteries
by Samuel Holleran - 262-266 Understanding the expression of (in)security, (in)equality and (in)justice in the nuclear suburbs of Pittsburgh
by Sabine Ameer - 267-269 Post-Fordism and urban inequality: the case of Johannesburg
by Richard Ballard
November 2022, Volume 26, Issue 5-6
- 751-754 Don’t write to ‘us’
by Lindsay Sawyer - 755-770 Politics of maintenance and care: Rosa Luxemburg’s commonplace urban theorizing
by Agata Lisiak - 771-790 Radical unknowability: an essay on solidarities and multiform urban life
by AbdouMaliq Simone & Vanesa Castán Broto - 791-819 Incorporation of urban differences in Tokyo, Mexico City, and Los Angeles
by Naomi C. Hanakata & Monika Streule & Christian Schmid - 820-830 Rethinking the city with Bourdieu’s trialectic
by Loïc Wacquant - 831-847 Pandemics and geoarbitrage: digital nomadism before and after COVID-19
by Max Holleran - 848-869 Hesitant migration to emergent cities: Angola’s intentional urbanism of the ‘centralidades’
by Cristina Udelsmann Rodrigues - 870-887 Urban elite on the fringes of the growth coalition: homeowners’ selective opposition to urban transformation in Istanbul
by Ladin Bayurgil - 888-910 Land of sand: reclaiming the sea, landscapes and lives in Malacca, Malaysia
by Laura Cipriani - 911-928 Law, the city and the poor: a roadmap
by Moniza Rizzini Ansari & Carolina Amadeo - 929-946 Territorial dispossession under financialised capitalism and its discontents: insurgent spatialities and legal forms
by Raquel Rolnik & Carolina Amadeo & Moniza Rizzini Ansari - 947-962 Governing Gurgaon as a financial investment
by Priya S. Gupta - 963-982 Circumventing the investor-friendly city and displaceability in Maputo’s street economy space
by Vera Polido Baeta & Beacon Mbiba & Georgia Butina-Watson - 983-997 The Brighton Homeless Bill of Rights
by David Thomas - 998-1011 Between urban commons and touristification: radical and conservative uses of the law in post-austerity Southern Italy
by Veronica Pecile - 1012-1028 The “right to the city centre”: political struggles of street vendors in Belo Horizonte, Brazil
by Mara Nogueira & Hyun Bang Shin - 1029-1044 A double movement of enclosure and commons: commoning Emek movie theatre in three acts
by Begüm Özden Fırat - 1045-1062 Securing the port against the Black poor in Buenaventura, Colombia
by Johanna del Pilar Cortes-Nieto - 1063-1066 ‘Everyday’ planning in the Anthropocene
by Danielle Zoe Rivera - 1067-1071 Pragmatic environmentalism and democratic life
by Derek S. Denman - 1072-1077 Is it true that we’re actually living in separate universes?
by Ihnji Jon
July 2022, Volume 26, Issue 4
- 559-561 Tired city: on the politics of urban exhaustion
by David Madden - 562-586 Redefining the role of urban studies Early Career Academics in the post-COVID-19 university
by - 587-609 ‘Don’t wake papa bear!’ Understanding media representations of landlord-tenant relations
by Danielle Kerrigan - 610-629 New York’s housing justice movement: facing the COVID eviction cliff edge
by Glyn Robbins - 630-645 ‘Squat City’: Dublin’s temporary autonomous zone. Considering the temporality of autonomous geographies
by Rachel McArdle - 646-663 Building a DIY skatepark and doing politics hands-on
by Mikko Kyrönviita & Antti Wallin - 664-683 Evangelists of the urban future. A decolonial critique of the smart city narrative in Santiago de Chile
by Paola Jirón & Walter Imilan & Eduardo Osterling - 684-705 From the smart city to urban justice in a digital age
by Marit Rosol & Gwendolyn Blue - 706-722 The empty city: COVID-19 and the apocalyptic imagination
by Lucas Pohl - 723-744 The landscape approach to planetary urbanization: beyond the planetary urbanization approach
by Tauri Tuvikene & Raili Nugin & Kadri Kasemets & Tarmo Pikner & Anu Printsmann & Karin Dean & Hannes Palang - 745-750 Rethinking ‘elsewhere’
by Amy Y. Zhang
May 2022, Volume 26, Issue 2-3
- 1-1 Correction
by The Editors - 191-198 Urban phantasmagorias
by Brandi Summers - 199-223 Rent gap governance
by Bjarke Skærlund Risager - 224-242 Cladding and community
by Frances Brill - 243-260 Building a secure city
by Fernando Tamayo & Libardo Ariza - 261-280 Urban futures
by Austin Zeiderman & Katherine Dawson - 281-303 From wastelands to waiting lands
by Ross Beveridge & Markus Kip & Heike Oevermann - 304-315 Time and symbols in the contentious city
by Vincenzo Ruggiero - 316-345 Degrowth and the city
by Karl Krähmer - 346-358 ‘Throwntogetherness’ in hostile environments
by Anna Gawlewicz & Oren Yiftachel - 359-372 For postsecular space
by Giuseppe Carta - 373-384 Class(ify)ing Christianity in Singapore
by Orlando Woods & Lily Kong - 385-396 Throwntogetherness in the context of Brexit: Diverse community spaces in the East End of Glasgow
by Anna Gawlewicz - 397-410 A work-in-progress politics of space
by Shawn Bodden - 411-421 Thrownapartness – a view from Al-Quds/Jerusalem
by Huda Abuzaid & Oren Yiftachel - 422-432 Throwntogetherness in Dhaka: rethinking urban planning
by Tanjil Sowgat & Shilpi Roy - 433-438 Epilogue
by Ruth Fincher - 439-449 Gentrification through the ages
by Tim Verlaan & Cody Hochstenbach - 450-472 The long history of gentrification in Vienna, 1890–2020
by Justin Kadi & Walter Matznetter - 473-495 The ‘blemish of the past': (un)usual paths of gentrification in a Mediterranean city throughout history
by Teresa Graziano - 496-518 From hippies to yuppies: marginal gentrification in Amsterdam’s Jordaan and De Pijp neighbourhoods 1960–1990
by Tim Verlaan & Aimée Albers - 519-541 Touristification and displacement. The long-standing production of Venice as a tourist attraction
by Giacomo-Maria Salerno - 542-552 Postscript
by Tahl Kaminer - 553-557 Understanding Black feminist spatial politics in Atlanta’s public housing
by Samantha Thompson
January 2022, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-5 The porous urban
by Yimin Zhao - 6-27 Displacement on the Lancaster West Estate in London before, during, and after the Grenfell fire
by Sharda Rozena - 28-50 Good and bad concrete
by Anastasiya Halauniova - 51-73 Unmapping green space
by Alva Zalar & Johan Pries - 74-95 Correcting market failure? Stalled regeneration and the state subsidy gap
by Neil Gray - 96-118 Teatro Oficina
by Jeroen Stevens - 119-127 Crowds, communities, (post)capitalism and the sharing economy
by Filippo Celata & Filip Stabrowski - 128-141 Crowd control
by Philip Ashton & Rachel Weber - 142-159 Political organizing and narrative framing in the sharing economyAirbnb host clubs in New York City
by Filip Stabrowski - 160-178 Home-sharing as transnational moorings
by Albert Arias-Sans & Alan Quaglieri-Domínguez & Antonio Paolo Russo - 179-186 Public green
by Gaby Steiner - 187-190 Curating cartographic modernity: politics and aesthetics
by Chhandita Das & Priyanka Tripathi
November 2021, Volume 25, Issue 5-6
- 561-569 Ja! Damit Berlin unser Zuhause bleibt! That Berlin will remain our home! حتى تظل برلين بيتنا Berlin evimiz kalsın diye! чтобы берлин оставался нашим домом Aby Berlin pozostał naszym domem!
by Anna Richter & Debbie Humphry - 570-589 Sexualised advertising and the production of space in the city
by Emma Arnold - 590-613 Beverley’s Story
by Loretta Lees & Beverley Robinson - 614-633 Chasing the rent gap down on Edinburgh’s waterfront
by Hamish Kallin - 634-651 The Pit of Shame
by Gülsüm Baydar & Selin Güngör - 652-670 Governing cities as more-than-human entities
by Morgan Mouton & Melanie Rock - 671-697 Off-cycle
by Meg Holden & Cédissia About & Claire Doussard & Hugo Rochard & Annika Airas & Apolline Poiroux - 698-719 Commercial gentrification in Arnhem and Vienna
by Michael Friesenecker & Arnoud Lagendijk - 720-739 Housing precarity
by Senyo Dotsey & Francesco Chiodelli - 740-763 Urban mobilizations and municipal policies to un-make housing precarity
by Gabriele D’Adda - 764-784 The right to public space during the COVID-19 pandemic
by Elia Apostolopoulou & Danai Liodaki - 785-790 A nostalgic look at bygone urban lifestyles in the TV series Pretend it’s a city
by Maciej Kowalewski - 791-793 When the past, present and future of cities collide
by Federico Cugurullo - 794-797 ‘Power-difference couplings’ and white supremacy in the Rust Belt
by Akira Drake Rodriguez - 798-802 The durability of deprivation
by Rachel Bok - 803-807 A new grand narrative of decline
by Max Rousseau - 808-812 Foregrounding racism as a cause of urban decline
by Jason Hackworth
July 2021, Volume 25, Issue 3-4
- 213-217 Moving between I and we: Care and collective work in City
by Andrea Gibbons - 218-234 The case of Booker T. Washington High School
by Clare Cannon - 235-254 When the (face)mask slips
by Aiko Ikemura Amaral & Gareth A. Jones & Mara Nogueira - 255-276 Digital urban nature
by Timothy Moss & Friederike Voigt & Sören Becker - 277-302 Children’s poetics of fragments in a riverside kampung in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
by Jorgen Doyle & Hannah Ekin - 303-314 Thinking the city through work
by Katharina Knaus & Nina Margies & Hannah Schilling - 315-331 Platformization in the third sector
by Eva Mos - 332-354 ‘Making ends meet’ by renting homes to strangers
by Kiley Goyette - 355-375 Making translations, translating Making
by Samantha Cenere - 376-395 Platform ‘glitch as surprise’
by Kavita Dattani - 396-418 Beyond the hype
by Zafeirenia Brokalaki & Roberta Comunian - 419-435 Against the wall
by Anna Carastathis & Myrto Tsilimpounidi - 436-452 Figuring crisis
by Julia Tulke - 453-473 The more buffed, the more persistent
by Natalia Samutina & Oksana Zaporozhets - 474-485 Negative curation and contested claims over the public visual landscape
by Susan Hansen - 486-496 Images of belonging
by Paridhi Gupta - 497-509 Visualising the right to protest
by Piyarat Panlee - 510-525 Urban dialogues
by Sarah H. Awad - 526-542 Crises and/of representations
by Konstantinos Avramidis - 543-548 Subsidizing housing insecurity
by Prentiss A. Dantzler - 549-552 Defying transience? On giving cosmopolitanism a chance
by Michele Acuto - 553-555 Provincialising smart cities
by Paolo Cardullo - 556-560 Exploring life in the shadows of fast urbanism
by Sarah Moser
March 2021, Volume 25, Issue 1-2
- 1-6 Making impact strange/making strange impact
by Ulises Moreno-Tabarez - 7-26 The art of care
by Chandra Russo - 27-45 Under the wire
by Katherine Dawson - 46-66 Rethinking centrality
by Azat Zana Gündoğan - 67-87 The strange case of earthquake risk mitigation in Istanbul
by Deniz Ay & Basak Demires Ozkul - 88-107 Improving local governance with citizen engagement?
by Viktor Bensus - 108-128 Visual criminology and lives lived in public space
by Kajsa Lundberg - 129-170 Cities coping with COVID-19
by David Simon & Angeles Arano & Mariana Cammisa & Beth Perry & Sara Pettersson & Jan Riise & Sandra Valencia & Michael Oloko & Tarun Sharma & Yutika Vora & Warren Smit - 171-186 Ambivalent cosmopolitanism from above in Dubai
by Delphine Pagès-El Karoui - 187-192 Indigenous urban life beyond city bounds: a more-than-urban approach
by Naama Blatman - 193-198 Contextualizing the devaluation of homes in Black neighborhoods
by Bo McMillan - 199-203 Cities consumed by greed
by Glyn Robbins - 204-208 Integrating gender into spatial planning
by Henriette Bertram