Environment and Planning A

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Volume 58, issue 6, 2026

Reciprocal remittances: Inventive practices, alternative economies, and the differing role of ‘friends’ pp. 831-849

Daniel Robins

Everyday land speculation without production in state-led urbanization: The case of Indonesia’s new capital city pp. 850-866

Bosman Batubara, Kei Otsuki, Femke van Noorloos and Michelle Kooy

The political aspects of “full housingâ€: What if paying landlords to house people doesn’t work? pp. 867-886

Benjamin F. Teresa

Seeing like a renewable energy company: Solar prospecting through surface vision pp. 887-906

Emilia Groupp

Epistemic derisking: Knowledge infrastructures in energy finance pp. 907-925

Rosie Collington and Jacob Hasselbalch

An emerging epistemic community: Power relations in international sustainability standardisation pp. 926-942

Assiya Kenzhegaliyeva and Asbjørn Karlsen

Gold, drugs, blood, and global capital: The new business imperialism and extractivism dynamics in postcolonial Peru pp. 943-960

Samuele Bibi

Reordering labour, value, and informality in Accra’s e-waste economy: Circuits of persistence and precarity pp. 961-980

Ebenezer Gyampoh Amoah and Michael Osei Asibey

Volume 58, issue 5, 2026

A Lefebvrian perspective on the abstraction of space-time in urban street experiments pp. 659-679

Tommy H. Y. Chan

Planning deregulation and commodification: How is housing precarity structurally encouraged through Permitted Development Rights? pp. 680-697

Nicolás Del Canto

Articulations: Production and social reproduction in an industrial neighborhood of Delhi pp. 698-717

Sanjeev Routray

Platform freedom: Financial subjectivity at the nexus of investment and social media pp. 718-742

Desiree Fields and Julien Migozzi

Precarity beyond the point of production: Platform labour, housing, and the crisis of social reproduction in Berlin and Barcelona pp. 743-760

Nicolás Palacios Crisóstomo

When the “investor state†sees like an asset manager: The case of affordable housing in France pp. 761-778

Antoine Guironnet

Interfaces of precarity and the networks of precarious lifeworlds: Experiences of housing, social supports, and work in youth homelessness pp. 779-794

Benjamin Owens

Home sharing as affordable housing for all? Revealing the exclusionary language of shared rental listings through AI pp. 795-811

Julia Gabriele Harten, Geoff Boeing and Madison Lore

Behind the rising periphery: Divergent paths in the World City Network pp. 812-828

Qiujie Shi

Volume 58, issue 4, 2026

Tracing the flow of money to reveal spatial effects and inequalities in cash transfer programmes pp. 493-516

Eduardo H. Diniz, João Porto de Albuquerque, Jarvis Campos, Bruno Andrade de Figueiredo, João Akio Ribeiro Yamaguchi and Mozart Fazito

Alibaba at the seams: Intermediating territoriality in China and Southeast Asia pp. 517-533

Dylan Brady and Feiyang Xu

Intercity coopetition and regional innovation: The role of urban polycentricity pp. 534-561

Yuting Yang, Jiayi Lu and Ben Derudder

Rethinking economic upgrading in apparel GVCs: Value capture through strategic partnerships in product innovation cycles pp. 562-584

Felix Maile and Lindsay Whitfield

Boom, bust, churn: Prison closure and prison expansion in New South Wales, Australia pp. 585-602

Naama Blatman and Francis Markham

Capital-intensity segmentation and urban enclave formation in an advanced peripheral economy: Evidence from Timișoara, Romania pp. 603-624

Norbert Petrovici, Vlad Alexe and Dana Domșodi

Toward experiential socio-spatial justice: Rethinking redistributive, procedural, and epistemic approaches through Bogotá’s Fenicia Triangle pp. 625-645

Nanke Verloo, Malena Rinaudo-Velandia and Johnny Tascón

Fictional, yet real: Worlding informality in cities of the Global South pp. 646-656

Jeroen Klink

Volume 58, issue 3, 2026

Territorial curation – Extracting value from the rent gap pp. 335-351

Catharina Thörn and Karin Swahn

Back to the office: How proximity survived the pandemic in financial centres pp. 352-369

Junze Shi and Dariusz Wójcik

Addressing interregional inequality with Chinese characteristics? The Mountain–Sea Collaboration model in Zhejiang pp. 370-390

Cassandra C. Wang, Huiwen Gong and Jiayuan Mao

Urban-rural hierarchy, rural agency, and planetary thinking: Learning from a village in China pp. 391-408

Shize Zhang

Mapping the oil elite web: Elite network embeddedness and firm-territory relations of the UK oil industry pp. 409-430

Nana de Graaff, Alexander Dodge, Tiago Teixeira and Thomas Janssen

Livelihood upgrading in global production networks: Household commodity producers in an Indonesian Coastal Community pp. 431-454

Yunie N. Rahmat and Jeff Neilson

Introduction to the book forum on Climate Finance: Taking a Position on Climate Futures pp. 455-457

Beki McElvain

Working with and against climate finance pp. 458-461

Tanya Matthan

Exit climate, stage right? Performance, practice, and methods for what becomes of climate finance pp. 462-466

Leigh Johnson

The multipolarity and geo-politics of climate finance pp. 467-469

Jonathan Silver

If more money is the answer, what was the question? Thinking critically about climate finance pp. 470-473

Peter Newell

Repositioning climate finance pp. 474-481

Sophie Webber and Gareth Bryant

Rethinking the concept of investment and the future of work and welfare pp. 482-490

Francesco Laruffa

Volume 58, issue 2, 2026

The future as an emergent problematic in geographical scholarship pp. 159-173

Dragos Simandan

An empirically grounded conceptual framework of the determinants of economic resilience: Insights from seven major Canadian regions pp. 174-193

Jesse Sutton and Godwin Arku

Upscaled state entrepreneurialism: Centrally controlled state-owned enterprises in post-pandemic urban development pp. 194-215

Yi Feng, Zhigang Li, Fangzhu Zhang and Fulong Wu

The labour of attachment: On commoning in Naarm pp. 216-232

Cameron Duff

Remittances as translocal collateral: How microfinance profitably sustains precarity in Cambodia pp. 233-252

Vincent Guermond, Sabina Lawreniuk, Jennifer Estes, W. Nathan Green, Laurie Parsons and Katherine Brickell

Unequal exchange, profit rate and growth: An empirical estimation pp. 253-273

Pablo R. Liboreiro and Fahd Boundi-Chraki

Steering FinTech: Techno-industrial policy for the data-driven economy in China’s Greater Bay Area pp. 274-302

Dimitar Anguelov

Developing methods for future-gazing economic geographies pp. 303-311

Guy Crawford, Jens Christiansen and Fernanda Rojas-Marchini

The value chain detective: A methods positive intervention pp. 312-321

Peter Lund-Thomsen

Follow the labour process: Constructing explanations and making a difference through multi-sited ethnographic methods pp. 322-332

Andrew Warren and Chris Gibson

Volume 58, issue 1, 2026

The digital-urban frontier in China: Data centres, extraction and the state in peripheral places pp. 3-17

Yawei Zhao

The plat-formalisation fallacy pp. 18-37

Rich Mallett

Geopolitical ecologies of cloud capitalism: Territorial restructuring and the making of national computing power in the U.S. and China pp. 38-58

Justin Kollar and Andrew Stokols

Accumulation by transition or genuine transformation? Speculative political ecologies of Central Appalachia’s emerging forest carbon economy pp. 59-75

Dylan M. Harris

Harvesting labour justice: Interrogating the social implications of sustainable transformation efforts in Sweden’s forest berry industry pp. 76-91

Linn Axelsson

‘This big shadow that we need to turn into light’ – How labour intermediaries moralise commodified domestic care work pp. 92-109

Christiane Meyer-Habighorst, Christina Mittmasser and Karin Schwiter

Infinitely recyclable? Scraps and disarticulations in the steelmaking green transition pp. 110-125

Daniela Lai

How to turn over an egg: Rethinking the temporality of global value chains amidst emerging infectious diseases pp. 126-143

Jostein Jakobsen, Mads Barbesgaard and Mariel Aguilar-Støen

A decolonial approach to value chain analysis pp. 144-155

Peter Lund-Thomsen