Ontological agility and infrastructure: Palestinian liberation's praxis in the corridor between Ramallah and East Jerusalem

2024-9-12

Mobilizing alternative urbanisms in the semiperipheral smart city agenda

2024-9-12

Urban social infrastructure and care: Japanese examples

2024-9-11

Influencers and social media: gentrification aesthetics and prosumption through China’s <i>wanghong</i> economy

2024-9-11

Democratic limitations of urban climate governance: proactive and reactive citizen action in four Scandinavian cities

2024-9-5

The promise and reality of middle-class homeownership in China: housing assetisation, speculative urban (re)development and residential inequalities

2024-9-3

“We are the forerunners in Southern Europe”: Experimenting with Business Improvement Districts in Greater Barcelona

2024-8-30

Compassionate revanchism, homelessness, and the divided local state: the case of Spokane, WA

2024-8-23

Whose sidewalk is it? Street vendors and the battle for San Diego’s foodscape

2024-8-16

Culture-led regeneration and the contestation of local discourses and meanings: the case of European maritime port cities

2024-8-16

Rural idyll in a global creative city: gentrification, cultural governance and creative placemaking

2024-8-14

Infrastructure in formation: the politics and practices of making progress with infrastructure

2024-8-14

Living with, or despite, organized abandonment: social reproduction and real estate speculation on Chicago’s Large Lots

2024-8-9

AI urbanism and feminist geopolitics: making space for diverse practices, actors and agencies

2024-8-8

<i>Frankenstein Urbanism</i> through the lens of feminist technoscience

2024-8-8

<i>Frankenstein urbanism</i> and why feminists, literature and AI can help us resist the end of the city

2024-8-8

On autonomy in <i>Frankenstein Urbanism</i>

2024-8-8

Caring for someone else’s vision: the labor that holds the story together

2024-8-8

New stories of urban AI: exploring the artificial intelligence–city nexus beyond <i>Frankenstein Urbanism</i>

2024-8-8

Working toward infrastructural citizenship: state-society relations and community waste labor in Cape Town

2024-8-5

The modern and the Monster: heritage activism in the post-socialist city between performance and performativity

2024-7-26

Interrogating narratives of urban change: disinvestment and development in two neighborhoods in Baltimore, MD

2024-7-26

The need to design a nocturnal 15-min city

2024-7-26

Diversity our strength? Exploring the influence of power dynamics on shaping suburban ethnic strips and place-making

2024-7-24

The slow violence of waiting in the <i>un</i> making of public housing

2024-7-21

Neoliberalism and the splintering of city-regionalism: the case of Denver’s regional transit agency in times of COVID-19 urban austerity

2024-7-21

Shelter in place: neighborhood policing of homelessness in Montreal, Canada

2024-7-18

A welcoming city and nowhere to live: private hospitality and the urban politics of reception in Bologna

2024-7-1

Offshore campus development and the worlding of Dubai as an international education hub

2024-6-28

Digital platforms and the spatial transformation of urban villages in southern China: a case for platform-urban villagism?

2024-6-27

“There’s nothing left to tax”: the effects of automobility on the downtowns of America’s mid-size cities 1913–2013

2024-6-26

An analysis of diverse gentrification processes and their relationship to historic preservation activity in Chicago

2024-6-25

Filling the void: arts and culture institutions as socio-political actors in East Jerusalem

2024-6-18

Does public rental housing foster social ties? A study of the everyday social lives of rural migrants in Chongqing, China

2024-6-18

The limits of right-sizing: analyzing social housing strategies in French shrinking cities

2024-6-14

Consequential urban development of sustainable strategies

2024-6-3

People after property: beyond relations of extraction

2024-5-27

Trust the people: a lesson in listening, learning and following the lead of Black people in <i>The City after Property</i> <b> Trust the people: a lesson in listening, learning and following the lead of Black people in <i>The City after Property</i> </b>

2024-5-27

<i>The City after Property:</i> a conversation on critical geographies of race and property <b>The city after property: abandonment and repair in postindustrial Detroit</b> , by Sara Safransky, Durham, USA, Duke University Press, 2023, 328 pp., $28.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-4780-2078-3

2024-5-27

On writing <i>The City after</i> <i>Property</i>

2024-5-27

Of plots and plantations, wilderness and frontiers in <i>The City after Property</i>

2024-5-27

The legacy of Black Power, the future of abolition, and the urban land question in <i>The City after Property</i>

2024-5-27

Fixing new municipalism <i>discretely</i> and <i>discreetly</i> . Power, participation, and the possibilities of progressive regimes

2024-5-24

“In densification we trust” – on the role of abstract space in the production of urban densification in the Alpine Rhine Valley

2024-5-23

Moving from “superstar” cities to “ordinary” cities to reclaim middle-class status: gentrification-induced inter-metropolitan migration

2024-5-23

“It is for home but we use it for work”: intra-urban comparison of infrastructure and home-based enterprises in Accra

2024-5-23

Distinction, difference, and the place(s) of Latine working-class immigrants in the creative city

2024-5-23

The Vancouver socioecological fix: indigenous real-estate development as the city’s imagination of sustainability, affordability, and reconciliation

2024-5-23

Mundane urban (im)mobilities: work, domestic, and family lives of migrant building workers in China

2024-5-23

The empire strikes back: the financialization of rental housing – a new frontier of accumulation and precarity

2024-5-23