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Volume 48, issue 12, 2016

A look into the vibrant lives of a residual building: Ocupação Hotel Cambridge, Avenida 9 de Julho, 216, São Paulo pp. 2361-2363

Carmen Briers, Bieke Cattoor, Bruno De Meulder, Lisa De Vos and Jeroen Stevens

Visualising Shanghai’s urban sprawl with big data pp. 2364-2366

Jiangping Zhou and Tianran Zhang

Postsocialist informality: The making of owners, squatters and state rule in Phnom Penh, Cambodia (1989–1993) pp. 2367-2382

Erin Collins

Uneven state formalization and periurban housing production in Hanoi and Mexico City: Comparative reflections from the global South pp. 2383-2401

Julie-Anne Boudreau, Liette Gilbert and Danielle Labbé

Life at the urban margins: Sanitation infra-making and the potential of experimental comparison pp. 2402-2421

Michele Lancione and Colin McFarlane

Resilient Settler Colonialism: “Responsible Resource Development,†“Flow-Through†Financing, and the Risk Management of Indigenous Sovereignty in Canada pp. 2422-2442

Anna Stanley

London and New York as a safe deposit box for the transnational wealth elite pp. 2443-2461

Rodrigo Fernandez, Annelore Hofman and Manuel B Aalbers

Ethnic diversity and business performance: Which firms? Which cities? pp. 2462-2483

Max Nathan

Seeking security: Gay labour migration and uneven landscapes of work pp. 2484-2503

Nathaniel M Lewis and Suzanne Mills

Voluntary governance in clothing production networks: Management perspectives on multi-stakeholder initiatives in Dhaka pp. 2504-2524

Eleanor Tighe

Symposium on Brett Christophers’ The Great Leveler: Capitalism and competition in the Court of Law pp. 2525-2528

Jamie Peck and Matthew Sparke

Market power and the rate of profit pp. 2529-2531

Michael Webber

Reclaiming the analysis of market power and competition in crisis-prone capitalism: Reflections on The Great Leveler pp. 2532-2537

Gary Dymski

Bringing the law back in: Legal power, form, time and space in The Great Leveler pp. 2538-2540

Shaina Potts

A cultural political economy of legal regulation of monopoly and competition pp. 2541-2546

Bob Jessop

Levels of analysis: Comments on Brett Christophers’ The Great Leveler pp. 2547-2549

Erica Schoenberger

Thinking around, through and beyond The Great Leveler: Key themes pp. 2550-2555

Brett Christophers

Volume 48, issue 11, 2016

Winners of the Ashby prizes pp. 2103-2107

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The evolution of accessibility surface of China in the high-speed-rail era pp. 2108-2111

Yi Zhu, Mi Diao and Gang Fu

The diffusion of the Transition Network in four European countries pp. 2112-2115

Giuseppe Feola and Mina Rose Him

Voting out of the European Union: Exploring the geography of Leave pp. 2116-2128

Richard Harris and Martin Charlton

Between rights and denials: Bedouin indigeneity in the Negev/Naqab pp. 2129-2161

Oren Yiftachel, Batya Roded and Alexandre (Sandy) Kedar

The governance of crowdsourcing: Rationalities of the new exploitation pp. 2162-2180

Nancy Ettlinger

The weight of water: Benchmarking for public water services pp. 2181-2200

David A McDonald

Demolition as urban policy in the American Rust Belt pp. 2201-2222

Jason Hackworth

Professional experts and lay knowledge in Vancouver’s accessory apartment rental market pp. 2223-2238

Pablo Mendez

Transplanting, plotting, fencing: relational property practices in community gardens pp. 2239-2255

Ellen van Holstein

Sharing knowledge: Performing co-production in collaborative artistic work pp. 2256-2271

Lizzie Richardson

The financialization of food and the 2008–2011 food price spikes pp. 2272-2290

Sean Field

Contested space: The contradictory political dynamics of food banking in the UK pp. 2291-2316

Andrew Williams, Paul Cloke, Jon May and Mark Goodwin

Inclusive growth? The relationship between economic growth and poverty in British cities pp. 2317-2339

Neil Lee and Paul Sissons

The EU Cohesion Policy in context: Does a bottom-up approach work in all regions? pp. 2340-2357

Riccardo Crescenzi and Mara Giua

Volume 48, issue 10, 2016

Mapping the worst commute with cellular network data: A case of Shanghai pp. 1883-1885

Jiangping Zhou, Ping Zhang and Tianran Zhang

Mapping ethnic migration in mainland China from the early 1960s to 2010 pp. 1886-1888

Jianzheng Liu, Jie Li, Weifeng Li and Jingsi Shaw

The birth of the flexible mine: Changing geographies of mining and the e-waste commodity frontier pp. 1889-1909

Freyja L Knapp

Labour standards and regulation in global value chains: The case of the New Zealand Fishing Industry pp. 1910-1927

Christina Stringer, Steve Hughes, D Hugh Whittaker, Nigel Haworth and Glenn Simmons

Shanghai swings: The Hongqiao project and competitive urbanism in the Yangtze River Delta pp. 1928-1947

Yanpeng Jiang, Paul Waley and Sara Gonzalez

Picturing urban subterranea: Embodied aesthetics of London’s sewers pp. 1948-1966

Bradley L Garrett

The undercurrents of entrepreneurial development: Impressions from a globalizing city pp. 1967-1987

Talia Margalit and Nurit Alfasi

Conceptualising energy prosumption: Exploring energy production, consumption and microgeneration in Scotland, UK pp. 1988-2005

Katherine Ellsworth-Krebs and Louise Reid

Decarbonisation at home: The contingent politics of experimental domestic energy technologies pp. 2006-2025

Karen Bickerstaff, Emma Hinton and Harriet Bulkeley

Burning anticipation: Wildfire, risk mitigation and simulation modelling in Victoria, Australia pp. 2026-2045

Timothy Neale

How diverse can measures of segregation be? Results from Monte Carlo simulations of an agent-based model* pp. 2046-2066

Daniel Arribas-Bel, Peter Nijkamp and Jacques Poot

Feminist inclusions in economic geography: What difference does difference make? pp. 2067-2071

Julie MacLeavy, Susan Roberts and Kendra Strauss

Beyond father and Ford, after feminism and fashion pp. 2072-2075

Wendy Larner

Gender, work and migration: Reflections on feminist geography contributions and challenges pp. 2076-2080

Patricia Yocie Hierofani

Finding a way into (feminist) economic geography pp. 2081-2084

Jamie Winders

Life with mother and Marx: Work, gender, and class revisited (again) pp. 2085-2088

Barbara Ellen Smith

Difference in economic geography pp. 2089-2092

Maryann Feldman and Erica Schoenberger

Reflections on feminist economic geography: Talking to ourselves? pp. 2093-2099

Linda McDowell

Volume 48, issue 9, 2016

Environment and sustainable development scholarship: A celebration pp. 1679-1680

David Benson, Harriet Bulkeley, David Demeritt, Andy Jordan, Jim Murphy and Henrik Selin

Tangled spaghetti: Modelling the core catchment areas of London’s secondary schools pp. 1681-1683

Richard Harris, Ron Johnston and Simon Burgess

In search of Britain’s Muslim ghettoes pp. 1684-1690

Ron Johnston, David Manley and Kelvyn Jones

Speculative futures: Cities, data, and governance beyond smart urbanism pp. 1691-1708

Agnieszka Leszczynski

Making a smart city for the smart grid? The urban material politics of actualising smart electricity networks pp. 1709-1726

Harriet Bulkeley, Pauline M McGuirk and Robyn Dowling

Rethinking green entrepreneurship – Fluid narratives of the green economy pp. 1727-1749

Kirstie O'Neill and David Gibbs

Woodland neglect as social practice pp. 1750-1766

Norman Dandy

Urban farming in the North American metropolis: Rethinking work and distance in alternative food networks pp. 1767-1786

Diana Mincyte and Karin Dobernig

Putting mobility theory to work: Conceptualizing employment-related geographical mobility pp. 1787-1803

Tim Cresswell, Sara Dorow and Sharon Roseman

European growth models and working class restructuring: An International post-Keynesian Political Economy perspective pp. 1804-1828

Engelbert Stockhammer, Cédric Durand and Ludwig List

Principal–agent problems in multi-unit developments: The impact of developer actions on the on-going management of strata titled properties pp. 1829-1847

Hazel Easthope and Bill Randolph

Regulation in practice: Power, resources and context at the local scale in UK food retailing pp. 1848-1863

Steve Wood and Andrew Alexander

Science, states, and salmon: Communicating through disagreement over a Cold War fault line pp. 1864-1880

Gregory Ferguson-Cradler

Volume 48, issue 8, 2016

Crowdsourcing the landscape of cannabis (marijuana) of the contiguous United States pp. 1449-1451

Mingshu Wang

On the socio-technical practices of the European Union territory pp. 1452-1472

Juho Luukkonen and Sami Moisio

Liberals, Socialists, and pork-barrel politics in Greece pp. 1473-1492

Andrés Rodríguez-Pose, Yannis Psycharis and Vassilis Tselios

Governmental assemblages of internationalising universities: Mediating circulation and containment in East Asia pp. 1493-1513

Ravinder Sidhu, Francis Collins, Nicolas Lewis and Brenda Yeoh

Soft spaces and soft outcomes: Experiences from City Strategy on local partnership working and measures of success pp. 1514-1531

Duncan Adam and Anne E Green

Caring for waste: Handling tailings in a Chilean copper mine pp. 1532-1548

Sebastian Ureta

Creative processes: From interventions in art to intervallic experiments through Bergson pp. 1549-1564

Nina Williams

Rhythms, ageing and neighbourhoods pp. 1565-1580

Debbie Lager, Bettina Van Hoven and Paulus PP Huigen

Ordinary vertical urbanisms: City apartments and the everyday geographies of high-rise families pp. 1581-1598

Megan Nethercote and Ralph Horne

Lost in the ‘churn’? Locating neighbourliness in a transient neighbourhood pp. 1599-1616

Kathy Burrell

De-studentification: emptying housing and neighbourhoods of student populations pp. 1617-1635

Chloe Kinton, Darren P Smith and John Harrison

Multidimensionality and the multilevel perspective: Territory, scale, and networks in a failed demand-side energy transition in Australia pp. 1636-1656

Sangeetha Chandrashekeran

Internal migration around the world: comparing distance travelled and its frictional effect pp. 1657-1675

J Stillwell, M Bell, P Ueffing, K Daras, E Charles-Edwards, M Kupiszewski and D Kupiszewska

Volume 48, issue 7, 2016

Tools for helping comprehend ageing China pp. 1211-1213

Zhenshan Yang

New dynamics of upgrading in global value chains: Shifting terrain for suppliers and workers in the global south pp. 1214-1219

Stephanie Barrientos, Gary Gereffi and John Pickles

Economic and social upgrading dynamics in global manufacturing value chains: A comparative analysis pp. 1220-1243

Thomas Bernhardt and Ruth Pollak

Regionalism, end markets and ownership matter: Shifting dynamics in the apparel export industry in Sub Saharan Africa pp. 1244-1265

Mike Morris, Leonhard Plank and Cornelia Staritz

Shifting regional dynamics of global value chains: Implications for economic and social upgrading in African horticulture pp. 1266-1283

Stephanie Barrientos, Peter Knorringa, Barbara Evers, Margareet Visser and Maggie Opondo

New end markets, supermarket expansion and shifting social standards pp. 1284-1301

John Pickles, Stephanie Barrientos and Peter Knorringa

Limited exposure: Social concealment, mobility and engagement with public space by the super-rich in London pp. 1302-1317

Rowland Atkinson

Are spatial inequalities growing? The scale of population concentrations in England and Wales pp. 1318-1336

Christopher D Lloyd

Dissonant belongings: The evolving spatial identities of young Muslim men in the UK pp. 1337-1353

Arshad Isakjee

Uncharted waters: Navigating new configurations for urban service delivery in India pp. 1354-1373

Priyam Das

“They could take you out for coffee and call it consultation!â€: The colonial antipolitics of Indigenous consultation in Jasper National Park pp. 1374-1392

Megan Youdelis

Monitoring and evaluating eco-localisation: Lessons from UK low carbon community groups pp. 1393-1410

Kersty Hobson, Ruth Mayne and Jo Hamilton

Negotiating interdependence and anxiety in community economies pp. 1411-1427

Gradon Diprose

Transnational freelancing: Ephemeral creative projects and mobility in the music recording industry pp. 1428-1446

Allan Watson and Jonathan Beaverstock

Volume 48, issue 6, 2016

City size: Spatial dynamics as temporal flows pp. 1001-1003

Robin Edwards and Michael Batty

Moving in relations to Asia: The politics and practices of mobility pp. 1004-1011

Weiqiang Lin and Brenda SA Yeoh

Mimicry, friction and trans-urban imaginaries: Mumbai taxis/Singapore-style pp. 1012-1029

Tarini Bedi

Drawing lines in the sky: The emotional labours of airspace production pp. 1030-1046

Weiqiang Lin

Asian mobilities and state governance at the geographic margins: Geopolitics and oil tales from Karachi to Taftan pp. 1047-1063

Nausheen H Anwar

Harnessing exception: Mobilities, credibility, and the casino pp. 1064-1081

Juan Zhang and Brenda SA Yeoh

Afterword – Asian mobilities/Asian frictions? pp. 1082-1086

Tim Cresswell

Debt amnesia: Homeowners’ discourses on the financial costs and gains of homebuying pp. 1087-1106

Adriana M Soaita and Beverley A Searle

Illuminating the impacts of brownfield redevelopments on neighboring housing prices: Case of Cuyahoga County, Ohio in the US pp. 1107-1132

Ayoung Woo and Sugie Lee

Harmonising devolved responsibility for biosecurity governance: The challenge of competing institutional logics pp. 1133-1151

Vaughan Higgins, Melanie Bryant, Marta Hernández-Jover, Connar McShane and Luzia Rast

Situated affect and collective meaning: A community perspective on processes of value creation and commercialization in enthusiast-driven fields pp. 1152-1169

Verena Brinks

Digital margins: Social and digital exclusion of Gypsy-Travelers in the Netherlands pp. 1170-1187

Koen Salemink

The use of the analytical hierarchy process as a method of comparing innovation across regions: The examples of the equipment manufacturing industries of Shanghai and Xiamen, China pp. 1188-1208

Ingo Liefner and Sabine Jessberger

Volume 48, issue 5, 2016

A train journey through the English health divide: Topological map pp. 811-814

Clare Bambra and Chris Orton

Revisiting critical GIS pp. 815-824

Jim Thatcher, Luke Bergmann, Britta Ricker, Reuben Rose-Redwood (Landscapes of Injustice Research Collective), David O'Sullivan, Trevor J Barnes, Luke R Barnesmoore, Laura Beltz Imaoka, Ryan Burns, Jonathan Cinnamon, Craig M Dalton, Clinton Davis, Stuart Dunn, Francis Harvey, Jin-Kyu Jung, Ellen Kersten, LaDona Knigge, Nick Lally, Wen Lin, Dillon Mahmoudi, Michael Martin, Will Payne, Amir Sheikh, Taylor Shelton, Eric Sheppard, Chris W Strother, Alexander Tarr, Matthew W Wilson and Jason C Young

On the road to the in-between city: Excavating peripheral urbanisation in Chicago’s ‘Crosstown Corridor’ pp. 825-843

Jean-Paul D Addie

The privatization of neighborhood governance and the production of urban space pp. 844-870

James Fraser, Joshua Theodore Bazuin and George Hornberger

Does devolution crowd out development? A spatial analysis of US local government fiscal effort pp. 871-890

Yuanshuo Xu and Mildred E Warner

Beyond the “deficit discourseâ€: Mapping ethical consumption discourses in Chile and Brazil pp. 891-909

Tomas Ariztia, Dorothea Kleine, Roberto Bartholo, Graca Brightwell, Nurjk Agloni and Rita Afonso

New institutional geographies of higher education: The rise of transregional university alliances pp. 910-936

John Harrison, Darren P Smith and Chloe Kinton

Value creation and value capture in the automotive industry: Empirical evidence from Czechia pp. 937-959

Petr Pavlínek and Jan Ženka

Migration and diversity in a post-socialist context: Creating integrative encounters in Poland pp. 960-978

Lucy Mayblin, Gill Valentine and Aleksandra Winiarska

‘Rhino poaching is out of control!’ Violence, race and the politics of hysteria in online conservation pp. 979-998

Bram Büscher

Volume 48, issue 4, 2016

Modelling the shifting command and control function of cities through a gravity model based bidimensional regression analysis pp. 613-615

György Csomós and Géza Tóth

Knowledge and the politics of land pp. 616-625

Sara B Pritchard, Steven A Wolf and Wendy Wolford

Negotiating nation: Native participation in the cartographic construction of the Trans-Mississippi West pp. 626-647

David Bernstein

‘Pledging the future’: Investment, risks and rewards in the topographic mapping of Northern Rhodesia, 1928–1955 pp. 648-664

Elizabeth Haines

Law, expertise, and settler conflicts over land in early colonial Zimbabwe, 1890–1923 pp. 665-680

Admire Mseba

In the shadow of benchmarks. Normative and ontological issues in the governance of land pp. 681-698

Laura Silva-Castañeda

Can the river speak? Epistemological confrontation in the rise and fall of the land grab in Gambella, Ethiopia pp. 699-717

Bikrum Gill

Crude residues: The workings of failing oil infrastructure in Poza Rica, Veracruz, Mexico pp. 718-735

Mónica Salas Landa

The blood of heroes: Nationalist bodies, National soils, and the scientific conservation of the Federation of Colombian Coffee-Growers (1927–1946) pp. 736-753

Greta Marchesi

Knowing the subterranean: Land grabbing, oil palm, and divergent expertise in Indonesia’s peat soil pp. 754-770

Jenny E Goldstein

Performing a plant biosecurity emergency: The generation of disease absence and presence in Northern Australia banana plantations pp. 771-788

Carol Farbotko, Kirsten Maclean and Cathy Robinson

Assets, livelihoods, and the ‘profile approach’ for analysis of differentiated social vulnerability in the context of climate change pp. 789-807

Harry W Fischer and Ashwini Chhatre

Notice pp. NP1-NP1

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Volume 48, issue 3, 2016

Visualizing pesticide usage in the United States from 1992 to 2009 pp. 455-457

Mingshu Wang

Legal geographies of finance Editors' Introduction pp. 458-464

Sarah Knuth and Shaina Potts

Managing fictitious capital: The legal geography of investment and political struggle in rental housing in New York City pp. 465-484

Benjamin F Teresa

Resisting devaluation: Foreclosure, eminent domain law, and the geographical political economy of risk pp. 485-503

Brett Christophers and Christopher Niedt

Breaking the bundle of rights: Conservation easements and the legal geographies of individuating nature pp. 504-522

Kelly Kay

Reterritorializing economic governance: Contracts, space, and law in transborder economic geographies pp. 523-539

Shaina Potts

Solar power, state power, and the politics of energy transition in pre-Saharan Morocco pp. 540-557

Karen Eugenie Rignall

The work of networks: Embedding firms, transport, and the state in the Russian Arctic oil and gas sector pp. 558-576

Scott R Stephenson and John A Agnew

Fuelling displacement and labour market segmentation in low-skilled jobs? Insights from a local study of migrant and student employment pp. 577-593

Anne Green, Gaby Atfield and Kate Purcell

People and places: Understanding geographical accuracy in administrative data from the census and healthcare systems pp. 594-610

Ian Shuttleworth and David Martin

Volume 48, issue 2, 2016

The changing geography of voting Conservative in Great Britain: Is it all to do with inequality? pp. 213-219

Ron Johnston and Charles Pattie

Shrinking cities in a rapidly urbanizing China pp. 220-222

Ying Long and Kang Wu

Advertising, information, and space: Considering the informal regulation of the Los Angeles landscape pp. 223-238

Elisabeth J Sedano

Security is going to work: Everyday geographies, organizational traps, and the public administration of anti-terrorism policy pp. 239-255

Kevin Keenan

Beyond openness and prejudice: The consequences of migrant encounters with difference pp. 256-272

Anna Gawlewicz

Tearing down the city to save it? ‘Back-door regionalism’ and the demolition coalition in Cleveland, Ohio pp. 273-291

Emily Rosenman and Samuel Walker

Learning in neoliberal times: Private degree students and the politics of value coding in Singapore pp. 292-308

Yi’En Cheng

How international is the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers? A social network analysis perspective pp. 309-329

Ben Derudder and Xingjian Liu

Local government, the Standard Employment Relationship, and the making of Ontario’s public sector, 1945–1963 pp. 330-347

Chris Hurl

Expanding the scales and domains of (in)security: Youth employment in urban Zambia pp. 348-366

Katherine V Gough, Francis Chigunta and Thilde Langevang

Ecological infrastructure in a critical-historical perspective: From engineering ‘social’ territory to encoding ‘natural’ topography pp. 367-390

Greet De Block

Tracing policy movements: Methods for studying learning and policy circulation pp. 391-406

Astrid Wood

Making the most of community energies: Three perspectives on grassroots innovation pp. 407-432

Adrian Smith, Tom Hargreaves, Sabine Hielscher, Mari Martiskainen and Gill Seyfang

Geographical indications and upgrading of small-scale producers in global agro-food chains: A case study of the Makó Onion Protected Designation of Origin pp. 433-451

Angela Tregear, à ron Török and Matthew Gorton

Erratum pp. 452-452

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Volume 48, issue 1, 2016

Editorial announcement pp. 3-3

Jamie Peck

The ‘troubled families’ numbers game pp. 4-6

Stephen Crossley

Smart grids and the constitution of solar electricity conduct pp. 7-23

Harriet Bulkeley, Gareth Powells and Sandra Bell

Indifferent by nature: A post-humanist reframing of the problem of indifference pp. 24-39

Maria Hynes

Crisis in ‘a normal bad year’: Spaces of humanitarian emergency, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification scale and the Somali famine of 2011 pp. 40-57

Aurora Fredriksen

Atmospheres of recovery: Assemblages of health pp. 58-74

Cameron Duff

Penumbral borders and planning paradoxes: Relational thinking and the question of borders in spatial planning pp. 75-93

Anssi Paasi and Kaj Zimmerbauer

The University of Cambridge, academic expertise and the British empire, 1885–1962 pp. 94-114

Heike Jöns

Time–space rhythms of the city—The industrial and postindustrial Brno pp. 115-131

OndÅ™ej MulÃ­Ä Ek, Robert Osman and Daniel Seidenglanz

Agglomeration and firm performance: One firm’s medicine is another firm’s poison pp. 132-153

Joris Knoben, Arikan At, Frank Oort and O Raspe

How does multi-scalar institutional change affect localized learning processes? A case study of the med-tech sector in Southern Sweden pp. 154-171

Markus Grillitsch and Josephine Rekers

Spatio-temporal dimensions of child poverty in America, 1990–2010 pp. 172-191

Maia A Call and Paul R Voss

Mapping gay and lesbian neighborhoods using home advertisements: Change and continuity in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Statistical Area over three decades pp. 192-210

Andrew H Whittemore and Michael J Smart