Environment and Planning C

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Volume 41, issue 8, 2023

Introduction: Lockdown and the intimate pp. 1495-1502

SunÄ ana Laketa, Banu Gökarıksel and Sara Fregonese

Lockdown and the list: Mexican refugees, asylum denial, and the feminist geopolitics of esperar (waiting/hoping) pp. 1503-1520

Rebecca Maria Torres, Valentina Glockner, Nohora Niño-Vega, Gabriela García-Figueroa, Caroline Faria, Alicia Danze, Emanuela Borzacchiello and Jeremy Slack

Lockdown and the intimate: Entanglements of terror, virus, and militarism pp. 1521-1535

SunÄ ana Laketa and Sara Fregonese

Under one roof: Strategic intersectionality among women negotiating the Calais border under lockdown pp. 1536-1554

Maria Hagan

Under lockdown: Remaking “home†through infrastructures of care during COVID-19 pp. 1555-1574

Solange Muñoz, Jordin Clark, Jeremy Auerbach and Lily Hardwig

Towards care-ful distraction: Digital well-being and a politics of care during pandemic lockdowns in the U.S pp. 1575-1591

Jacob Saindon

Towards a care perspective on waste: A new direction in discard studies pp. 1592-1608

Justin Chun-Him Lau

Geopolitics and genocide: The Gambia vs. Myanmar at the International Court of Justice pp. 1609-1625

Alex Jeffrey

Volume 41, issue 7, 2023

Problemáticas: Multi-scalar, affective and performative politics of collective action among fishing cooperatives in Mexico pp. 1263-1281

Alejandro García Lozano, Crisol Méndez-Medina, Xavier Basurto and María Tercero Tovar

Embodying the inquiry: Disaster, affectivity, and the localized politics of security pp. 1282-1300

Tom Pettinger

Digital expulsions: Refugees’ carcerality and the technological disruptions of asylum pp. 1301-1316

Martina Tazzioli

Frayed social safety: Social networks, stigma, and COVID-19 – The case of Sri Lankan garment workers pp. 1317-1332

Kanchana N Ruwanpura

‘Where is the new constitution?’ Activist art and the politics of space in Iceland pp. 1333-1350

Liam O’Farrell and Katrín Oddsdóttir

Violence against a backdrop of colours? Ethnographic insights into tensions between urban transformation and ongoing violence in marginalised neighbourhoods pp. 1351-1373

Alba Griffin and Alexandra Young

Driving across the warscape: Syrian cross-border taxi drivers and the politics of mobility pp. 1374-1390

Kristin V Monroe

Re-writing history, re-inscribing the city: Thailand and delusions of democracy pp. 1391-1406

Ross King

Governing the rural futures: Anxiety machine, anticipatory actions and rural affective politics pp. 1407-1423

Chi-Mao Wang

Exploring transterranean activism as a research site beyond local protest sites pp. 1424-1440

Tareq Sydiq

Ideology, environment, and open space in conflict arenas: The discrepancies and harmonizing strategies of West Bank Israeli settlers pp. 1441-1458

Tamar Arieli and Gad Schaffer

The heterogeneous politics of infrastructure: Claims of authority in Accra’s drainage pp. 1459-1473

Afra Foli

Ignoring people: The micro-politics of misrecognition in participatory governance pp. 1474-1491

Nanke Verloo

Volume 41, issue 6, 2023

Border hotels: Spaces of detention and quarantine pp. 1049-1078

Ari Jerrems, Kaya Barry, Andrew Burridge, Umut Ozguc, Andrew Burridge, Francesca Esposito, Martina Tazzioli, Kasun Ubayasiri, Ari Balle-Bowness, Emma K Russell, Poppy de Souza, Xiaofeng Liu, Mia Bennett, Michele Lobo, Kaya Barry and Ari Jerrems

Militarized urbanism in the cold war era: The resettlement of the refugees in Khan Younis pp. 1079-1095

Fatina Abreek-Zubiedat

Spatial justice as a prerequisite for a just transition in rural areas? The case study from the Irish peatlands pp. 1096-1112

Aparajita Banerjee and Geertje Schuitema

Politicizing the “unknownâ€: Territorial narratives, shared spatial imaginaries, and Bermuda’s oceans pp. 1113-1131

Leslie Acton

Landscapes of dispossession: Criminal justice and property rights in Mexico (2015–2020) pp. 1132-1146

Rodrigo Meneses-Reyes, Gustavo Fondevila and Carlos Galindo

Ghostly murals: Tracing the politics of public art in Vancouver’s Hogan’s Alley pp. 1147-1165

Friederike Landau-Donnelly

The ‘rights of nature’ in an age of white supremacy? pp. 1166-1182

Erin Fitz-Henry

Mini-Publics as an innovation in spatial governance pp. 1183-1199

Daniel Durrant and Tom Cohen

Territorial dynamics in organizing resistance: The assistants’ solidarity movement in two universities pp. 1200-1224

Kutay Güneştepe and Deniz Tunçalp

Thinking vulnerability infrastructurally: Interdependence and possibility in Lebanon’s overlapping crises pp. 1225-1242

Hanna Baumann and Henrietta L Moore

The politics of heritage and place-making in Tanmen, China pp. 1243-1260

Chenhui Wu

Volume 41, issue 5, 2023

Push and back: The ripple effect of EU border externalisation from Croatia to Iran pp. 847-865

Karolina Augustova, Helena Farrand-Carrapico and Jelena Obradovic-Wochnik

The Sisyphean cycle of inequitable state production: State, space, and a drainage project in Pakistan pp. 866-883

Ayesha Siddiqi

The life and death of the ‘Baron mall’: The shifting politics of urban regeneration in Valparaiso pp. 884-902

Rodrigo Caimanque

The emperor, the lion and the peacock: Monuments and contested state sovereignty in contemporary Ethiopia pp. 903-921

Asebe Debelo Regassa and Rony Emmenegger

Situated dynamics of environmental governance in Swedish smart energy experimentation: Tentativeness, demonstration, upscaling pp. 922-940

Fredrik Envall

Grab it and change it, it’s yours: Affect, attitude and politics in 1970s Northern Irish punk music pp. 941-957

Rachel Smith and Janet Banfield

Territorial variance in the UK’s refugee politics and its consequences: Young Syrian refugees in England and Scotland pp. 958-975

Gareth Mulvey, Dimitris Skleparis and Brian Boyle

Technology of detachment: The promise of renewable energy and its contentious reality in the south of Colombia pp. 976-992

Cornelia Helmcke

Film programming politics vis-Ã -vis festival site politics: The case of the Mezipatra queer film festival pp. 993-1009

Ondřej Šerý and Pavel Doboš

Imaginaries of place in territorialization processes: Transforming the Oyacachi páramos through nature conservation and water transfers in the Ecuadorian highlands pp. 1010-1028

Rossana Manosalvas, Jaime Hoogesteger and Rutgerd Boelens

The construction and enforcement of East Asia’s air defence identification zones: Grey volumes in the sky? pp. 1029-1046

Daniel Connolly and Alexander M. Hynd

Volume 41, issue 4, 2023

“Land imaginaries†in Western Canada: (financial) neoliberalism, agrarianism, and the contemporary politics of agricultural land pp. 637-655

Naomi Beingessner, André Magnan and Mengistu Wendimu

“I choose fishâ€: Understanding informal civil society in Vietnam through environmental grievances and actions pp. 656-676

Thai Nguyen- Van-Quoc and Elen-Maarja Trell

“People expect you to chooseâ€: Postcolonial hybridity in complex geographies of scaled diaspora identities pp. 677-697

Christabel Devadoss

Strategic incapacitation, scaled up: National security influence on protest policing for the 2018 Quebec G7 summit pp. 698-713

Andrew Crosby and Kevin Walby

Exploring the affective dimension of climate adaptation discourse: Political fantasies in German adaptation policy pp. 714-734

Elise Remling

Modernism on the margins: A genealogy of Namibia’s (post-)apartheid spaces pp. 735-751

Fatima Müller-Friedman and John Friedman

Bridgeheads of EU border externalisation? NGOs/CSOs and migration in Libya pp. 752-770

Paolo Cuttitta

Planning and designing universal access to social services. A pioneering local program on welfare spaces in Italy pp. 771-786

Massimo Bricocoli, Benedetta Marani and Stefania Sabatinelli

A tale of two crises: The emergence of an eco-Keynesian coalition in Swedish transport decarbonisation discourse pp. 787-807

Simon Haikola and Jonas Anshelm

Resistant recycling and recycling (r-)existences: self-organizing collective subjectivations of waste pickers in Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil pp. 808-825

Davide Carbonai, Marco Checchi and Luiz Lentz Junior

Informality and the politics of urban flood management pp. 826-843

Patrick Brandful Cobbinah, Clifford Amoako and Ata Senior Yeboah

Volume 41, issue 3, 2023

Japanese land reform in the new era? Farmers’ wellbeing and sustainable farmland management pp. 429-447

Maiko Nishi

Marketisation policies in the neoliberal era: How culture and governance structures affect the introduction of market principles in local care policies pp. 448-465

Ralf Och and Birgit Pfau-Effinger

Architecture, tactics and mobility – Appropriating space at a transport hub in Shanghai pp. 466-484

Xia Hua and Kah-Wee Lee

The politics of owing: Accounting, water disconnection, and austerity urbanism in Detroit pp. 485-503

Melissa Heil

City regions and decent work: Politics, pluralism and policy making in Greater Manchester pp. 504-522

Mathew Johnson, Miguel Martínez Lucio, Stephen Mustchin, Damian Grimshaw, Jo Cartwright, Jenny K. Rodriguez and Tony Dundon

Geopolitical priorities, governance gaps, and heritage subjectivities: The perils of heritage-making in the post-disaster reconstruction in Nepal pp. 523-547

Urmi Sengupta

The landrush of wind energy, its socio-material workings, and its political consequences: On the entanglement of land and wind assemblages in Denmark pp. 548-566

Julia Kirch Kirkegaard, David Rudolph, Sophie Nyborg and Tom Cronin

Epidermal politics: Control, violence and dissent at the biometric border pp. 567-582

Georgios Glouftsios and Anna Casaglia

What level of resistance to air pollution is justified? On violence and self-defense pp. 583-599

J. MohorÄ Ich

Fast-track institutionalization: The opening of urban planning best practice agencies in Mexico City pp. 600-616

Ryan Anders Whitney and David López-García

‘Mainstreaming’ Meets ‘Choice and Control’: Unsettling Neoliberal Imaginaries of Service Choice pp. 617-633

Ilan Wiesel, Christine Bigby, Ellen van Holstein and Brendan Gleeson

Volume 41, issue 2, 2023

Urban speculation for survival: Adaptations and negotiations in Forest City, Malaysia pp. 221-239

Emma Avery and Sarah Moser

Little Aleppo: The neighbourhood experiences of Syrian refugees in Adana, Turkey, ‘poor to poor, peer to peer’ pp. 240-256

Emel Akçalı

Building a better host city? Reforming and contesting the Olympics in Paris 2024 pp. 257-273

Sven Daniel Wolfe

The political conditions of the rise of real-estate developers in French housing policies pp. 274-291

Julie Pollard

Decentralisation, corruption and topological reach in Papua New Guinea pp. 292-312

Grant W Walton

Institutional logics and regional policy failure: Air pollution as a wicked problem in East African cities pp. 313-332

Lauren Andres, John R Bryson, Hakeem Bakare and Francis Pope

Resolving impasses in policy translation: Shall we adjust the idea or the process? pp. 333-350

Ellen Minkman

Grassroots innovations in ‘extreme’ urban environments. The inclusive recycling movement pp. 351-374

María José Zapata Campos, Sebastián Carenzo, Goodluck Charles, Jutta Gutberlet, Jaan-Henrik Kain, Michael O Oloko, Jessica Pérez Reynosa and Patrik Zapata

Constructing payments for ecosystem services hydrosocial territories through assemblage practices: China’s Xin’an river basin eco-compensation pilot pp. 375-391

Jichuan Sheng and Xiao Han

Ambivalent states: Paradoxes of subjection in the Jordanian south pp. 392-407

José Ciro Martínez

Chronicle of a “crisis†foretold: Asylum seekers and the case of Roxham Road on the Canada-US border pp. 408-426

Karine Côté-Boucher, Luna Vives and Louis-Philippe Jannard

Volume 41, issue 1, 2023

Territorializing local public policy: Building social muscle, sustaining participation in food system transformation pp. 3-19

Zoe W Brent

Shanghai municipal investment corporation: Extending government power through financialization under state entrepreneurialism pp. 20-36

Yi Feng, Fulong Wu and Fangzhu Zhang

Exploring the concept of town centre paradigms and how they impact on town centre retail landscapes pp. 37-55

Alan Hehir, Gary Warnaby and Costas Theodoridis

The prefigurative politics of social movements and their processual production of space: The case of the indignados movement pp. 56-76

Viviana Asara and Giorgos Kallis

The leading role of cities in public and private discourses on urban climate governance pp. 77-91

Joana Díaz-Pont

Geopolitics of security and surveillance in Nepal and Afghanistan: A comparative analysis pp. 92-108

Rupak Shrestha and Jennifer L Fluri

Engaged pedagogic research: Transforming societies through co-learning and social action pp. 109-129

Katherine V Gough, Irene Veléz-Torres, Krisna Ruette-Orihuela, Javier Fayad, Bladimir Bueno, German Corredor, Carolina Escobar-Tello, Diana Hurtado, James Larrea, Giulia Piccolino, Kevin O Reyes, Jorge Rubiano, Angela Suarez and Sjoerd van Grootheest

The resilience of urban entrepreneurialism: Challenging the ‘neoliberal turn’ of municipal climate planning pp. 130-147

Chiara Camponeschi

State-led stigmatisation of place and the politics of the exception pp. 148-164

Sara Høier Olsen and Henrik Gutzon Larsen

Fifty public-standpipes: Politicians, local elections, and struggles for water in Barranquilla pp. 165-181

Tatiana Acevedo-Guerrero

“Aid, trade and investmentâ€: Water operator partnerships and the Dutch water sector pp. 182-198

Andrea Beck

Territorial identity and boundary negotiations among Santhals pp. 199-217

Sayak Dutta and Sachidanand Sinha