Environment and Planning A

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Volume 54, issue 8, 2022

Infrastructure-as-a-service: Empty skies, bad roads, and the rise of cargo drones pp. 1489-1509

Rene Umlauf and Marian Burchardt

Capital flows and geographically uneven economic dynamics: A monetary perspective pp. 1510-1531

Karsten Kohler

Financial discipline through inter-sectoral mergers and acquisitions: Exploring the convergence of Global Production Networks and the Global Financial Network pp. 1532-1550

Liam Keenan, Timothy Monteath and Dariusz Wójcik

Immaterial animals and financialized forests: Asset manager capitalism, ESG integration and the politics of livestock pp. 1551-1568

Jeremy Brice, George Cusworth, Jamie Lorimer and Tara Garnett

The blockchain challenge for Sweden's housing and mortgage markets pp. 1569-1585

Anetta Proskurovska and Sabine Dörry

Unbuilding the city: Deconstruction and the circular economy in Vancouver pp. 1586-1603

Nicholas Lynch

The economic returns of decentralisation: Government quality and the role of space pp. 1604-1622

Andrés Rodríguez-Pose and Vinko Muštra

Priced out? Household migration out of “superstar†US city-regions pp. 1623-1640

Maximilian Buchholz

Whither hydrocarbons? The rescaling of global oil and gas markets amidst COVID-19 and a contested transition pp. 1641-1668

Gabe Eckhouse, Anna Zalik, Gabe Eckhouse, Michael Watts2, Angus Lyall, Gaby Valdivia, Anna Zalik and Matt Huber

Volume 54, issue 7, 2022

Follow the money pp. 1299-1322

Sarah Hughes-McLure

Global locational inequality: Assessing unequal exchange effects pp. 1323-1340

Andrea Ricci

Firm decline and the mobility of US inventors, 1976–2015 pp. 1341-1367

Melissa Haller

From policy to institution: Implementing land reform in Dar es Salaam’s unplanned settlements pp. 1368-1390

Martina Manara

Territorial stigmatisation beyond the city: Habitus, affordances and landscapes of industrial ruination pp. 1391-1410

Stephen Hincks and Ryan Powell

The spatiality of collective action and organization among platform workers in Spain and Chile pp. 1411-1431

Karol Morales-Muñoz and Beltran Roca

The proximity and dynamics of intercity technology transfers in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macau Greater Bay Area: Evidence from patent transfer networks pp. 1432-1449

Haitao Ma, Yehua Dennis Wei, Liang Dai and Xuanfang Xu

Writing geography: Teaching research writing and storytelling in the discipline pp. 1450-1459

Robert M Wilson

Writing our way to sustainable economies? How academic sustainability writing engages with capitalism pp. 1460-1474

Simon Mair

Multiple binds and forbidden pleasures: Writing as poaching at French universities pp. 1475-1485

Renaud Le Goix, Myriam Houssay-Holzschuch and Camille Noûs

Volume 54, issue 6, 2022

Placing the Foundational Economy: An emerging discourse for post-neoliberal economic development pp. 1069-1085

Bertie Russell, David Beel, Ian Rees Jones and Martin Jones

Microfoundations of global value chain research: Big decisions by small firms pp. 1086-1111

Giulio Buciuni, Jacopo Canello and Gary Gereffi

Class monopoly rent and the urban sustainability fix in Seattle's South Lake Union District pp. 1112-1129

Matthew B. Anderson, Elijah C. Hansen and Jason Y. Scully

Understanding social class in place: Responding to supergentrification in Aspen, Colorado pp. 1130-1146

Jenny Stuber and Krista E Paulsen

Can gentrification theory learn from Airbnb? Airbnbfication and the asset economy in Reykjavík pp. 1147-1164

Anne-Cécile Mermet

‘Demarginalising’ a territorially stigmatised neighbourhood?: The relationship between governance configurations and trajectories of urban change pp. 1165-1183

Hannah Holmes

When large-scale regeneration becomes an engine of urban growth: How new power coalitions are shaping Milan's governance pp. 1184-1199

Veronica Conte and Guido Anselmi

The structural deficit of the Olympics and the World Cup: Comparing costs against revenues over time pp. 1200-1218

Martin Müller, David Gogishvili and Sven Daniel Wolfe

Critical realist perspectives on the urban growth system pp. 1219-1235

David Waite

Power couples, cities, and wages pp. 1236-1255

Richard Florida, Charlotta Mellander and Karen King

Institutional incongruence, the everyday, and the persistence of street vending in Lagos: a demand-side perspective pp. 1256-1276

Eghosa Igudia, Robert Ackrill and Michael Machokoto

Mutable mobiles? Making space for an access-based car sharing market pp. 1277-1296

Gianluca Chimenti and Hans Kjellberg

Volume 54, issue 5, 2022

Winners of the Ashby prizes pp. 841-844

Gabriella Y Carolini, Katie J Wells, Kafui Attoh and Declan Cullen

Mega-urban politics: Analyzing the infrastructure turn through the national state lens pp. 845-866

Gavin Shatkin

Between the colossal and the catastrophic: Planetary urbanization and the political ecologies of emergent infectious disease pp. 867-910

Neil Brenner and Swarnabh Ghosh

Platform capitalism and cloud infrastructure: Theorizing a hyper-scalable computing regime pp. 911-929

Devika Narayan

Circulation and containment in the knowledge-based economy: Transnational education zones in Dubai and Qatar pp. 930-948

Tim Rottleb and Jana M. Kleibert

Waiting for the market? Microinsurance and development as anticipatory marketization pp. 949-965

Nick Bernards

Debtor spaces: Austerity, space, and dispossession in Michigan’s emergency management system pp. 966-983

Melissa Heil

Financializing nursing homes? The uneven development of Health Care REITs in France, the United Kingdom and Japan pp. 984-1004

Natacha Aveline-Dubach

Bringing borders back into cross-border regional innovation systems: Functions and dynamics pp. 1005-1021

Francesco Cappellano, Christophe Sohn, Teemu Makkonen and Virpi Kaisto

Symposium – Built Up: An Historical Perspective on the Contemporary Principles and Practices of Real Estate Development, by Patrice Derrington. London: Routledge (2021) pp. 1022-1066

Lawrence Summers, Gordon L Clark, Richard Florida, Gordon L Clark, Richard Florida, Manuel B Aalbers, Dariusz Wójcik, Janelle Knox-Hayes, Sam Chandan, Rachel Weber, Richard K Green, Ashby HB Monk, Jerry Nickelsburg and Patrice Derrington

Volume 54, issue 4, 2022

Platformed professionalization: Labor, assets, and earning a livelihood through Airbnb pp. 595-610

Jelke R. Bosma

Multiple entrepreneurial ecosystems? Worker cooperative development in Toronto and Montréal pp. 611-633

Jason Spicer and Michelle Zhong

Post-great recession municipal budgeting and governance: A mixed methods analysis of budget stress and reform pp. 634-652

Mark Davidson and Kevin Ward

The uneven geography of real estate investment by Mainland Chinese state-owned and private enterprises in the U.S.: Local market conditions, migration, and ethnic networks pp. 653-675

Lisha He, Mia M Bennett and Ronghao Jiang

Skill-relatedness and employment growth of firms in times of prosperity and crisis in an oil-dependent region pp. 676-692

John-Erik Rørheim and Ron Boschma

Remittances, development and financialisation beyond the Global North pp. 693-701

Rahel Kunz, Julia Maisenbacher and Lekh Nath Paudel

The financialization of remittances and the individualization of development: A new power geometry of global development pp. 702-721

Hannes Warnecke-Berger

Diaspora engagement policies and transnational financialisation in Colombia pp. 722-743

Gisela P Zapata

Racial capitalism, coloniality and the financialization of Caribbean remittances pp. 744-760

Beverley Mullings

Challenging the financialization of remittances agenda through Indigenous women’s practices in Oaxaca pp. 761-778

Araby Smyth

‘Cambiando el chip’: The gendered constellation of subjectivities of the financialisation of remittances in Mexico pp. 779-799

Rahel Kunz and Brenda Ramírez

Contesting the financialisation of remittances: Repertoires of reluctance, refusal and dissent in Ghana and Senegal pp. 800-821

Vincent Guermond

Remittances and the reconfiguration of rural finance in Nepal (1900–1960) pp. 822-838

Lekh Nath Paudel

Volume 54, issue 3, 2022

Revisiting the valuable locales in our cities? Visualizing social interaction potential around metro station areas in Wuhan, China pp. 433-436

Jiangyue Wu, Jiangping Zhou and Hanxi Ma

The unequal commute: Comparing commuting patterns across income and racial worker subgroups pp. 437-440

Yujie Hu

Four reasons why data centers matter, five implications of their social spatial distribution, one graphic to visualize them pp. 441-445

Desmond Bast, Constance Carr, Karinne Madron and Ahmad Mafaz Syrus

Summer suburbanization in Moscow Region: Investigation with nighttime lights satellite imagery pp. 446-448

Alexander Sheludkov and Alexandra Starikova

Shrinking cities in China: Evidence from the latest two population censuses 2010–2020 pp. 449-453

Xiangfeng Meng and Ying Long

Cyberspace-based urban networks: Visualising and exploring China's intercity interaction from a new perspective pp. 454-460

Zuo Zhang and Zhe Wang

The ontological politics of freshness: Qualities of food and sustainability governance pp. 461-476

David M. Evans, Peter Jackson, Monica Truninger and João A. Baptista

Affective life of financial loss: Detaching from lost investments in the wake of the gig economy pp. 477-492

David Bissell

The accountancy of marketisation: Fictional markets in housing land supply pp. 493-507

Quintin Bradley

Institutional conformity, entrepreneurial governance and local contingency: Problematizing central-local dynamics in localizing China's low-income housing policy pp. 508-532

Li Yu and Wei Xu

Global destruction networks and hybrid e-waste economies: Practices and embeddedness in Guiyu, China pp. 533-553

Kun Wang, Junxi Qian and Shenjing He

Theorizing nation-building through high-speed rail development: Hegemony and space in the Basque Country, Spain pp. 554-571

Diego García-Mejuto

Ridesourcing and urban inequality in Chicago: Connecting mobility disparities to unequal development, gentrification, and displacement pp. 572-592

Rachel G McKane and David J Hess

Volume 54, issue 2, 2022

Visualising rural access index and not served rural population in Africa pp. 215-218

Wanjing Li, Qi Zhou, Yuheng Zhang and Yijun Chen

Economic resilience during COVID-19: An insight from permanent business closures pp. 219-221

Wei Zhai and Haoyu Yue

Visualizing clustering characteristics of multidimensional arable land quality indexes at the county level in mainland China pp. 222-225

Sijing Ye, Changqing Song, Peichao Gao, Chenyu Liu and Changxiu Cheng

The world’s number 1 real estate development exporter? Assessing announced transnational projects from the United Arab Emirates between 2003–2014 pp. 226-246

Jorn Koelemaij

“They had already soldâ€: Uncovering relations among the local state, the market and the public in the case of municipal housing privatization in RosengÃ¥rd, Sweden pp. 247-264

Jennie Gustafsson

The shape of neighborhoods to come: Examining patterns of gentrification and holistic neighborhood change in Los Angeles County, 1980–2010 pp. 265-294

Seth A. Williams and John R. Hipp

Inscriptions of resilience: Bond ratings and the government of climate risk in Greater Miami, Florida pp. 295-310

Savannah Cox

Crowding Out Development: Fiscal Federalism after the Great Recession pp. 311-329

Yuanshuo Xu and Mildred E. Warner

The spectral scientists of corridor B: Neoliberalization and its ghosts in higher education pp. 330-346

Kerry Holden

Listening to the buzz: Exploring the link between firm creation and regional innovative atmosphere as reflected by social media pp. 347-369

Carlo Corradini, Emma Folmer and Anna Rebmann

Writing economies and economies of writing pp. 370-381

Rae Dufty-Jones, Chris Gibson and Trevor Barnes

More-than-human economies of writing pp. 382-391

Emma Waight

From crisis to the everyday: Shouldn't we all be writing economies? pp. 392-404

Priti Narayan and Emily Rosenman

“Writing's intimate spatialities: Drawing ourselves to our writing in self-caring practices of love†pp. 405-412

Dydia DeLyser

Labour, Efficiency, Critique: writing the plantation into the technological present-future pp. 413-421

Stefan Ouma and Saumya Premchander

Rentierism and the commons: A critical contribution to Brett Christophers’ Rentier Capitalism pp. 422-429

Emrah Karakilic

Volume 54, issue 1, 2022

Visualising global currents of international students between 1999 and 2018 pp. 3-6

Hengyu Gu, Zhibin Xu, Jiansong Zheng and Tiyan Shen

The uneven geography of innovation in Turkey: Visualizing the geography and regional relatedness of patent production pp. 7-10

Umut Erdem and K. Mert Cubukcu

Visualizing China’s river network pp. 11-14

Fang Wang and Fangqu Niu

Neoliberal disease: COVID-19, co-pathogenesis and global health insecurities pp. 15-32

Matthew Sparke and Owain David Williams

Negotiating the Wild West: Variegated neoliberalisation of the Swedish labour migration regime and the wild berry migration industry pp. 33-49

Charlotta Hedberg and Irma Olofsson

A critique of innovation districts: Entrepreneurial living and the burden of shouldering urban development pp. 50-66

Carla M. Kayanan

A win-win situation? Urban regeneration and the paradox of homeowner displacement pp. 67-83

Yinnon Geva and Gillad Rosen

Can economic development policy trigger gentrification? Assessing and anatomising the mechanisms of state-led gentrification pp. 84-104

Renan Almeida, Pedro Patrício, Marcelo Brandão and Ramon Torres

‘The whole of Shirebrook got put on an ASBO’: The co-production of territorial stigma in a former colliery town pp. 105-121

James Pattison

The consequences of timing norms and term limits on local agency pp. 122-135

Lucinda David

Variegated intersections of neoliberalism and financialization pp. 136-143

Chris Muellerleile and Shaun French

Financialization and non-disposable women: Real estate, debt and labour in UK care homes pp. 144-159

Amy Horton

Automated landlord: Digital technologies and post-crisis financial accumulation pp. 160-181

Desiree Fields

Housing market financialization, neoliberalism and everyday retrenchment of social housing pp. 182-198

Michael Byrne and Michelle Norris

Commentary on Financialisation Theme Issue Papers * pp. 199-203

Ben Fine

The university and the city: Spaces of risk, decolonisation, and civic disruption pp. 204-212

Donald McNeill, Michael Mossman, Dallas Rogers and Mark Tewdwr-Jones