Environment and Planning C
1983 - 2026
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Volume 44, issue 5, 2026
- A pluriversal environmental governance? Ontological differences and knowledge co-production in scientific panels pp. 807-825

- Roger Merino and Ady Chinchay
- Bordering after nature, like an animal and beyond pp. 826-846

- Lola Aubry and Anne-Laure Amilhat Szary
- Graduated hospitality: Perceiving scale through migrant resettlement infrastructure in Querétaro, Mexico pp. 847-864

- Matthew Furlong
- Proactive local government: How London borough councils build capacity to respond to asylum pp. 865-884

- Melissa Weihmayer
- Managing the Self: The ‘invisible work’ of British Muslim women in maintaining safety in public spaces pp. 885-903

- Minahil Naqvi, Erica Pani, Alan Mace and Nancy Holman
- Toxic citizenship: Environmental racism and bureaucratic erasure in Roma Gârcini, Romania pp. 904-920

- Cristina-Ioana Dragomir
- Navigating off-grid living: Dignity and resilience on urban waterways pp. 921-941

- Senija Causevic and Deniz Guler
- Navigating water justice in transforming hydrosocial territories: conflicts between local irrigation and water transfer in Gaoyou Irrigation District, China pp. 942-959

- Jichuan Sheng, Qian Cheng and Chen Li
- Friction, failure and futures: The localised politics of mobile policies in two English market towns pp. 960-982

- Diogo Gaspar Silva and Kevin Ward
- Corrigendum to “Demystifying the Chinese local state: Planning and contesting urban growth at Hexi New Town, Nanjing†pp. 983-983

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Volume 44, issue 4, 2026
- Planning stories: When a small place faces ‘green’ mega-projects pp. 607-623

- Moa Hedström and Madeleine Eriksson
- Re-territorializing democracy: Social service regionalism and ‘recalibrated’ governance in Ontario’s Peel Region pp. 624-646

- Clara Isabel Gómez-GarcÃa, Roger Keil, Arvind Krishendeholl, Luisa Sotomayor and Elliot Li
- The twinning of the Global East: Notes from South Korea-Vietnam sister cities pp. 647-668

- My Hang Thi Bui
- Regional development and the politics of China-sponsored infrastructure construction in Laos and Myanmar pp. 669-687

- Cansong Li and Xiaobo Su
- Fiscal relations in multilevel climate governance: How conditional project grants shape local climate action pp. 688-713

- Ned Crowley, Rebecca Elliott and Leon Wansleben
- Ordinary justice in extraordinary times: Legal reasoning and the everyday geopolitics of urban displacement pp. 714-731

- Sarah Klosterkamp
- Conviviality and commoning in urban regeneration. Conflict, empowerment, and legitimacy in Caserta (Italy) pp. 732-749

- Cristina Burini
- ‘A whole new world’: Exercising the right to the city through skateboarding in Cape Town pp. 750-765

- Susan Forde
- A relational approach to policy legitimization strategies: The case of Indonesia’s capital city relocation project pp. 766-784

- Anders Kirstein Moeller, Delik Hudalah and Edi Setiawan
- Valuing the subterranean: The tunnels of Gibraltar in war and in peace pp. 785-803

- Jason Dittmer
Volume 44, issue 3, 2026
- The “designed surpriseâ€: Rethinking the temporality of affect in policying the street pp. 413-429

- Hang Wei
- “We have the right to breathe clean air†– Mobilising communities in the fight for good air quality pp. 430-448

- Katarzyna Gorczyca and Daria Zozulia
- “When the force of public opinion gathersâ€: From online advocacy to policy engagement on pedestrian safety pp. 449-473

- Tsu-Jui Cheng, Ken-Ti Liu, Yu-Ping Wang and Yen-Hua Lin
- “Can’t Mandy cure?!†Examining practices of cultural resistance within the Gypsy-Traveller community pp. 474-492

- Kelsey Monteith
- The charismatic authorization of spiritual geopolitics in revolutionary Iran pp. 493-510

- Hassan Noorali and A. Mani Irannejad
- Reproblematising maintenance, reconsidering infrastructures: The emergence of a more-than-corrective maintenance programme in French water networks management pp. 511-530

- Jérôme Denis and Daniel Florentin
- Nationally significant? Major infrastructure projects, central-local relations and municipal statecraft and scalecraft in England pp. 531-549

- Ben Clifford and Janice Morphet
- Breathing atmospheres of failure: The matter of pollution in Beirut pp. 550-567

- Tiina Järvi and Mikko Joronen
- Social movements and the circulation of agroecology in Madrid’s policy and sociopolitical landscapes pp. 568-585

- Émilie Houde-Tremblay, Geneviève Cloutier, Nathan McClintock and Alain Olivier
- Seeing beyond the state: Private sector-led smart city governance in BSD City, Indonesia pp. 586-604

- Prerona Das, Orlando Woods and Lily Kong
Volume 44, issue 2, 2026
- Fresh cash for empty coffers? Changing developer obligations in Antwerp, Flanders pp. 195-212

- Chris den Heijer and Tom Coppens
- Tracing democratic innovations: A longitudinal perspective on a food policy council pp. 213-235

- Mattia Andreola, Francesca Forno and Michela Giovannini
- Infrastructures of health and border control: Ukrainian refugees seeking healthcare in Poland pp. 236-253

- Karolina Follis
- ‘Guardian Angels’: Essential work, conjunctural crises, and shifting sovereignty in COVID Quebec pp. 254-273

- Jessie L. Stein and Mostafa Henaway
- What they should have talked about in human rights cities: The advocacy of overlooked disability rights in Wonosobo, Indonesia pp. 274-291

- Dhimas Bayu Anindito
- Geopolitics is aesthetic: CPEC, space, and signage pp. 292-311

- Asif Mehmood
- Scientized territoriality over the ocean: Data production, resource distribution, and the political ecology of the high seas fishery pp. 312-330

- Chun-Yi Ho, Yu-Chia Lin and Po-Yi Hung
- Ephemeral architectures, fugitive assemblies: The romantic imaginaries of assembly democracy in the Gezi protests pp. 331-352

- Devrim Sezer, Emre Gönlügür and Ünsal Doğan Başkır
- (Im)mobilizing surveillance: Transportation in human trafficking policy pp. 353-374

- Shayna Goldsmith and Gian-Claudia Sciara
- Spaces of (in)formality and the politics of infrastructural labor: The case of tribal transit planning in the Northwest United States pp. 375-392

- Kurtis Johnson, Matthew B. Anderson and Margo Hill
- Embodiment and dignity: Asylum migrants’ experiences of (mis)recognised personhood in everyday encounters pp. 393-410

- Kirsi Pauliina Kallio, Jouni Häkli and Aura Lounasmaa
Volume 44, issue 1, 2026
- Chronotopic ruptures: (Dis)assembling Ljubljana’s Avtonomna Tovarna Rog pp. 3-25

- Nikos Ntounis, James Scott Vandeventer, Evgenia (Jenny) Kanellopoulou and Alessandro Graciotti
- Right-to-place and disability justice: Giving visibility to the often-unseen but integral lived elements in making communities inclusive for all bodyminds pp. 26-44

- Lisa Stafford and Matt Novacevski
- Feeling the split: Territorial divide and political emotions in the Chilean constituent processes (2022–2023) pp. 45-67

- Pedro Fierro
- Great urban transformations. Exploring ‘offensive countermovements’ in Polanyi’s instituted economy pp. 68-85

- Daniel Tjarks
- Caring beyond mandate: The contribution of community organizations pp. 86-103

- Elizabeth Nelson
- Megaprojects as a “space of exceptionâ€: Unraveling institutional and policy dynamics in Indonesia’s national strategic projects agenda pp. 104-122

- Tessa Talitha
- Gaps in rural participation in the parliamentary process: An empirical contribution to understanding rural citizenship in Chile pp. 123-141

- Beatriz Bustos-Gallardo, Rolando DÃaz Villanueva, Javiera LarraÃn-Suckel and Brigitte Ortiz
- Bordering along the supply chain: The border as place or political construction? pp. 142-158

- Spencer Louis Potiker
- Public housing in Aotearoa and Austria: A utopian comparison pp. 159-175

- Sebastiaan Bierema and Lydia Le Gros
- Arctic circles: Transprofessional networking and international governance pp. 176-191

- Merje Kuus
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