Environment and Planning A
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Volume 57, issue 6, 2025
- Winners of the Ashby Prizes pp. 691-696

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- Decolonising polycrisis: Southern perspectives on interlocking crises pp. 697-703

- Kanchana N Ruwanpura, Gustav Cederlöf and Vasna Ramasar
- Contingent breadwinners: Left-behind women and the translocal dynamics of migrant worker precarity pp. 704-718

- Sallie Yea
- Dubai diasporas, transnational remittances and intimate infrastructures of finance in India pp. 719-738

- Siddharth Menon
- Reinventing renting? ESG investing and the new landlordism of build-to-rent housing financialization pp. 739-756

- Jessica Parish
- From ‘mom-and-pop’ to ‘vulnerable landlords’: Debunking the mythical figures that legitimise rent extraction and challenge rent control policies pp. 757-775

- Javier Gil, Lorenzo Vidal and Miguel A MartÃnez
- Mapping elite tastes along New York City’s gourmet gentrification frontier, 1990–2015 pp. 776-793

- Will B Payne
- The mobilities of visual artists: The case of South Africa pp. 794-809

- Brian J Hracs, Irma Booyens, Roberta Comunian and Taylor Brydges
- From platform capitalism to strategic place-based platformisation? pp. 810-825

- Mike Hodson, Andrew McMeekin and Andy Lockhart
- Empire of law: A book forum on Shaina Potts’ Judicial Territory pp. 826-830

- Brett Christophers and Jamie Peck
- Legalized imperialism: On Shaina Potts’ Judicial Territory pp. 831-835

- Eric Sheppard
- Judicial territory and the crucible of capitalism pp. 836-839

- Joshua Barkan
- Discipline all the way down: Law and capital in Shaina Potts’ Judicial Territory pp. 840-845

- Rachel Phillips
- The law, financial subordination and the empire of capital: On Shaina Potts’ Judicial Territory pp. 846-853

- Ilias Alami
- Empire and/in/of capital: Response to the book forum on Judicial Territory pp. 854-859

- Shaina Potts
Volume 57, issue 5, 2025
- Financialization, housing rents and affordability in Toronto pp. 517-535

- Martine August and Cloé St-Hilaire
- Land, values and valuation work: Moral imaginaries of land markets in England and Germany pp. 536-552

- Alexander Dobeson
- Exploring decommodification strategies: A Polanyian perspective on a collaborative housing initiative in Vienna pp. 553-569

- Benjamin Baumgartner and Hans Volmary
- Exploiting the life course: Life course segmentation in the Brussels co-living sector pp. 570-586

- Charlotte Casier and Nick Revington
- Hothousing for development: Sorting out the mixed economy in Mexico and Chile pp. 587-613

- David Avilés and Adam David Morton
- The fragility of public-private labour governance in times of crisis: The Sri Lankan apparel industry in post-pandemic times pp. 614-634

- Shyamain Wickramasingha and Adrian Smith
- Measuring mass displacement of urban renewal in Shenzhen, China: Using longitudinal mobile phone trajectory data pp. 635-651

- Ling Li, Yiru Tan, Jianming Liang and Pengjun Zhao
- Curating an ‘educational environment’: Commercial libraries, new entrepreneurs and shifting geographies of education in India pp. 652-668

- Avishek Jha
- On the need for caution in using ‘big data’ for built environment research: A response to Chng et al. (2024) pp. 669-686

- Ben Clifford, Patricia Canelas, Richard Dunning, Jessica Ferm, Nicola Livingstone and Alex Lord
- Erratum to ‘Dis/articulations and the hydrosocial cycle: postapartheid geographies of agrarian change in the Ceres Valley, South Africa’ pp. 687-687

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Volume 57, issue 4, 2025
- The job premium of Global Value Chains’ reorganization in European regions pp. 349-368

- Roberta Capello and Giovanni Perucca
- Locating online labour: The salience of the national scale in remote digital work pp. 369-384

- Hanne M Stegeman and Kate Hardy
- Beyond technological sovereignty: Practising technological self-determination in platform cooperativism pp. 385-401

- Laura Eccher and Ugo Rossi
- History, structure and conjuncture: Imperialism and the polity in Pakistan pp. 402-428

- Ayyaz Mallick, Muhammad Tayyab Safdar and Bilal Ayaz Butt
- Accumulation by repossession: Capitalist settler colonialism in Coast Salish territory pp. 429-443

- Thilo van der Haegen and Heather Whiteside
- Issue translation and issue valorization: The role of professionals in the assetization of social and environmental impact pp. 444-461

- Noé Kabouche, Philip Balsiger and Philipp Golka
- Re-framing a semi-periphery: The making of Lisbon as a global real estate market pp. 462-477

- Rafaella Lima
- Urban financialisation and grounded mutations: Income strip financing and local government-intermediated hotel development pp. 478-494

- Steven R Henderson
- Assessing life and assembling economies in the production of antibiotic-free broilers pp. 495-512

- David Lansing
- Erratum pp. 513-513

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Volume 57, issue 2-3, 2025
- Patterns of opportunity spaces and agency across regional contexts: Conditions and drivers for change pp. 159-183

- Markus Grillitsch, Josephine Rekers, Björn Asheim, Rune Fitjar, Silje Haus-Reve, Jari Kolehmainen, Heli Kurikka, Karl-Johan Lundquist, Mikhail Martynovich, Skirmante Monteilhet, Hjalti Nielsen, Magnus Nilsson, Sami Sopanen, Markku Sotarauta and Linda Stihl
- Value capture and value production in the world economy: A Marxian analysis of global value chains, 2000–2014 pp. 184-202

- Tomás N. Rotta
- Reformulating theories of ‘accumulation by dispossession’: ‘Contested accumulations through displacement’ in postcolonial Punjab, Pakistan pp. 203-222

- Danish Khan
- Wacquant & Gramsci in Eastern Crete: Land conflict, stigma, and territorial ‘common sense’ pp. 223-240

- Ioanna Korfiati
- The drunkard’s intention lies not on the wine: Reinterpreting culture-led urban redevelopment in China amidst profound regime changes pp. 241-268

- Ronghao Jiang and George CS Lin
- Spatial governmentality and the rhetoric of scarce resources: ‘Scientific and reasonable’ points systems in Shenzhen (China) pp. 269-286

- Anne-Christine Trémon
- Regimes of value: Economic transformations, ecological livelihoods, and salt cooperatives on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast pp. 287-306

- Anna S. Antonova
- Competition, capital accumulation, and the geographical organization of production in the North Atlantic offshore wind energy industry pp. 307-324

- William Westgard-Cruice
- Banks on a plane: The possibilities and limits of spatial accessibility measures for understanding geographies of financial exclusion pp. 325-345

- Ryan Pardue and Taylor Shelton
Volume 57, issue 1, 2025
- Extended state infrastructure power in an age of networked competition: The cases of Thailand and Taiwan pp. 3-21

- Andrew Stokols and Justin Kollar
- Racialized downgrading and upgrading: Dis/articulation and the Fijian kava commodity chain pp. 22-39

- Amanda Bertana and Marie Sarita Gaytán
- Pristineness, heritage, and the dissociative power of place imaginaries: Marketing ‘dark places’ in global value chains pp. 40-57

- Juliane Lang
- Precarity and agency in youthspaces of work: The case of food delivery platform workers in Athens, Greece pp. 58-76

- Athina Avagianou, Georgios Chatzichristos, Andrew Herod and Stelios Gialis
- Welfare ruination, debris and Europeans’ make-shift practices: A research agenda pp. 77-92

- Marguerite van den Berg
- Introduction: Explanation, critique and critics of geoeconomics pp. 93-98

- Felix Mallin, James D Sidaway, Han Cheng and Chih Yuan Woon
- The geopolitical economy of the original condition pp. 99-102

- Gerry Kearns
- Defining geoeconomics amid shifts in global hegemony: Critical geographies of new international conjunctures pp. 103-107

- Matthew Sparke
- Critical geoeconomics, critique of geoeconomics or something else? pp. 108-112

- Jim Glassman
- The French school of géoéconomie and its relation to géopolitique and géographie politique pp. 113-117

- Virginie Mamadouh
- Encompassing the everyday: Grounded responses to the geoeconomic pp. 118-122

- Henryk Szadziewski
- An anti-geoeconomics of climate change pp. 123-127

- Carlo Inverardi-Ferri
- China, geoeconomics and the ‘new’ state capitalism pp. 128-132

- Ruben Gonzalez-Vicente and Han Cheng
- Critical approaches to geoeconomics: Taiwan’s position/ing in the global chip war pp. 133-137

- Szu-Yun Hsu
- The firm as a geoeconomic actor pp. 138-143

- Kean Fan Lim
- The geoeconomics of globalization 2.0 pp. 144-148

- Jessie Poon
- Five theses on geoeconomics pp. 149-155

- Felix Mallin and James D Sidaway
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