Urban Studies
1964 - 2026
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Volume 63, issue 5, 2026
- Beyond the professional–local knowledge dichotomy: Toward a new epistemology in urban planning pp. 869-890

- Jesse Fox and Talia Margalit
- Adaptive governance, hybrid temporary urbanism, and outdoor spaces: Post-pandemic legacies in New York and Toronto pp. 891-908

- Lauren Andres, Shauna Brail, Emilia M. Bruck and Paul Moawad
- Where has Bish Vegas gone? The Auckland Project, post-secular urban restructuring and evangelical philanthrocapitalism pp. 909-931

- Saskia Warren
- Urban gardening in public space: Policy approaches in Greater Sydney pp. 932-948

- Kristina Ulm, Oona Morrow, Evelyne de Leeuw, David Sanderson and Alec Thornton
- Leasing space through the private rented sector: The intersections of class and tenure change in London, 2011–2021 pp. 949-968

- Rory Coulter and Antoine Paccoud
- The intersectional right to the city: Non-binary and trans people navigating gender, race, and class in Barcelona pp. 969-985

- Belén Masi and Maria Rodó-Zárate
- Invisible displacement of residents: Rethinking ‘voluntary relocation’ in Beijing’s heritage-led regeneration pp. 986-1003

- Dan Liu, Femke van Noorloos, Maggi W. H. Leung and Ajay Bailey
- Entering and leaving housing assistance: Neighborhood trajectories of housing voucher recipients in the United States pp. 1004-1021

- Alex Ramiller
- From dreams to high-risk housing navigation: Aspirations and strategies of university-educated young people pp. 1022-1044

- Tangi Pui Chi Yip
- Public transport as ‘political infrastructure’: The case of transit disruption in Hong Kong during an urban social movement pp. 1045-1071

- Sylvia Y. He, Xueying Chen, Ellen Shiau, Murat Es and Sui Tao
- When penalties are framed as protections: Street-level bureaucrats and the expansion of homeless governance in the US pp. 1072-1089

- Claire W. Herbert, Lesley Jo Weaver, Dylan J. Podrabsky and Emma Singleton
- Contesting sanctuary: Urban citizenship and multilevel migration governance in Barcelona pp. 1090-1110

- Carlos Delclós, Olatz Ribera-Almandoz and Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas
Volume 63, issue 4, 2026
- A wider view of shared transportation: Assessing the socioemotional costs and benefits of sharing in and sharing out pp. 621-640

- Julene Paul
- Firm innovation in developing countries: Effects of urban agglomeration and global value chain integration pp. 641-663

- Prince C Oguguo, Ioanna Liouka and Ioanna Deligianni
- Concessionary governance: The shifting local statecraft in Nanjing’s innovation-driven urban redevelopment pp. 664-681

- Runze Qiao, Xuanyi Nie and Chye Kiang Heng
- Young adulthood and the city: Exploring the micro-foundations of youthification pp. 682-699

- Guy Shani and Eyal Bar-Haim
- Pathways out of land financialization: Understanding transformation strategies of urban investment insolvency and crisis pp. 700-719

- Shanshan Li, Haozhi Pan and Jie Chen
- The flammable city: Infrastructure, temporalities, and social struggles in Dock Sud, Buenos Aires pp. 720-736

- Simone Vegliò
- Housing after redevelopment: Where and to what buildings do displaced residents move? pp. 737-755

- Fiona Kauer, Elena Lutz and David Kaufmann
- The association between social housing concentration and the education and health outcomes of social housing tenants: A cross-sectional study of over 200,000 people in New Zealand pp. 756-778

- Ayodeji Fasoro, Elinor Chisholm, Philippa Howden-Chapman and Nevil Pierse
- A comparative study of socio-economic segregation in European capital city-regions: From segregation to desegregation? pp. 779-803

- RÅ«ta UbareviÄ ienÄ—, Tiit Tammaru, Maarten van Ham, Leandro BasÃlio Junior, ris BÄ“rziņš Mä, Kevin Credit, Diogo Gaspar Silva, Richard Harris, Kadi Kalm, Timo Kauppinen, Zaiga KriÅ¡jÄ Ne, Jorge Malheiros, Thomas Maloutas, David Manley, Sako Musterd, Oriol Nel·lo, Milena Nevanto, Ladislav Novotný, Martin OuÅ™ednÃÄ Ek, Sergio Porcel, Antonine Ribardière, Martin Å Imon, Maciej SmÄ™tkowski, Stavros Spyrellis, Magnus Strömgren, Wouter van Gent and Terje Wessel
- Urban state venturism as state entrepreneurialism: Conceptualizing the risk-taking dynamics of industrial upgrading in Hefei, China pp. 804-823

- Xiaobo Su and Kean Fan Lim
- Maintaining redistribution despite austerity: Spatial diversity in US local government expenditures 2007–2017 pp. 824-843

- Yuanshuo Xu and Mildred E. Warner
- Fragmented suburban landscapes: Rethinking vulnerability in southern Europe pp. 844-866

- Lucia Cerrada Morato
Volume 63, issue 3, 2026
- Still thinking from the south: A sequel from Beirut pp. 421-439

- Gautam Bhan
- Beyond consumption? Sociability and the mall as social infrastructure in Beijing pp. 440-456

- Meng Xu
- Effects of urban rail transit expansion on the mobility of the elderly: Findings from Singapore pp. 457-483

- Yi Zhu and Mi Diao
- Patch urbanism: Towards an integrated theoretical framework for examining spatial and temporal dynamics in the Asian rice belt pp. 484-504

- Scott Hawken and Christian Isendahl
- Township economics: How the market structure of the informal economy impacts the recirculation of secondhand tires in South Africa pp. 505-523

- Nik Theodore, Phillip Frederick Blaauw and Catherina Schenck
- Estrangement, embodiment and entanglement: Putting agonistic planning into practice through Urban Drama Labs pp. 524-541

- Cecilie Sachs Olsen, Krzysztof Janas, Lisa De Roeck, Barbara Koole, Cato Janssen, Merlijn van Hulst and Celine Motzfeldt Loades
- Place, proximity and platform: The settlement system geography of Taobao village formation in China, 2014–2020 pp. 542-564

- Jia Zhang, Nicholas A Phelps and Julie T Miao
- Home–neighbourhood: A material–affective infrastructure for the creative city pp. 565-585

- Nicole T Cook, Pauline McGuirk, Chris Gibson, Peta Wolifson, Chris Brennan-Horley and Andrew Warren
- Urbanization and social change in rural India pp. 586-603

- Jan Nijman, Robbin Jan van Duijne and Chetan Choithani
- My city or my planet? Rethinking the EU cultural policy toward planetary heritage and planetary senses of belonging pp. 604-617

- Ana Aceska
Volume 63, issue 2, 2026
- Moving towards gender-sensitive urban mobility planning: Unpacking the role of knowledge pp. 205-224

- Anna Nikolaeva and S Shakthi
- The relative importance of greening in attracting gentrifiers to urban Vancouver and suburban Calgary neighbourhoods pp. 225-243

- Jessica Quinton, Lorien Nesbitt, James John Timothy Connolly and Elvin Wyly
- Greater centralization, increased marketization? Evidence from China’s primary urban land market pp. 244-262

- Yaoyu Zhang, Zhi Lin, Bo Wang and Hang Ren
- Daylife: The evolution of partner dance spaces in urban South Korea pp. 263-278

- Yu-Ri Kim
- Feeling metropolitan: A framework for place attachment in metropolitan regions pp. 279-296

- Mariona Tomà S
- Measuring city relationship strength beyond total counts: A multidimensional framework for distinguishing prominence from interdependence and significance pp. 297-317

- Wang Tongjing
- Redeveloping ageing communities under state entrepreneurialism in China: The case of Xiaoxihu, Nanjing pp. 318-336

- Tianke Zhu and Xigang Zhu
- Embodied infrastructures and the spatial imagination of mobilities: ‘Following’ street waste-picker bodies within and among critical urban waste networks of Johannesburg pp. 337-354

- Johnathan Goeiman
- City diplomacy and high export values: Evidence from US metro areas pp. 355-371

- Mary Alice Haddad, Jennifer S Rose and Rishi Veer Bhagat
- Housing affordability and rent control: The case of elderly renters pp. 372-394

- Xun Bian, Ruoyu Chen and Hanchen Jiang
- Book review forum: Turning up the heat: Urban political ecology for a climate emergency pp. 395-418

- Michele Acuto, Lorenzo De Vidovich, Greet De Block, Chiara Camponeschi, Stijn Oosterlynck, Manolis Pratsinakis, Yannis Tzaninis, Maria Kaika, Roger Keil, Tait Mandler, Michele Acuto, Lorenzo De Vidovich, Greet De Block, Chiara Camponeschi, Stijn Oosterlynck, Manolis Pratsinakis, Yannis Tzaninis, Roger Keil, Tait Mandler and Maria Kaika
Volume 63, issue 1, 2026
- Building back better through urban blue and green space? A critical review of post-pandemic urban planning and climate governance pp. 3-21

- Creighton Connolly and Andrew Kythreotis
- Understanding drinking-and-eating-together-spaces distribution in Madrid: A socio-spatial approach pp. 22-39

- Francisco Javier Rueda-Córdoba
- The hybridity of inclusive resilience: Organisational levels, tensions and fixes in Rotterdam pp. 40-58

- Camilo Andres BenÃtez à Vila, Sofia Gil-Clavel and Samantha Copeland
- Tranquillity amidst the bustle: Positive solitude and public open space design in high-density urban contexts pp. 59-75

- Xia Bi, Yishui Fang, Caterina Villani, Izzy Yi Jian, Ka Yan Leung and Kin Wai Michael Siu
- Speculative urban infrastructure in the context of Chinese engagement in Africa pp. 76-97

- Ding Fei
- Residential vertical urbanisation: The intertwining of law and financialisation pp. 98-115

- Susan Bright, Sarah Blandy and Fabiana Bettini
- Cultural and institutional determinants in city-branding practices: Evidence from three Saudi cities pp. 116-136

- Abdulrhman Alsayel, Martin de Jong and Jan Fransen
- Resisting desperation for development: The power of community-based disruption in rewriting the culture of public–private redevelopment pp. 137-155

- Meghan Z Gough and Kathryn Howell
- On commonist urbanisation: Autonomy and centrality within and beyond the city pp. 156-172

- Ã lvaro Sevilla-Buitrago
- Making the invisible visible in city spaces: The hidden labour practices of market traders pp. 173-188

- Sophie Watson and Emil van Eck
- Book review forum Reimagining the More-Than-Human City: Stories from Singapore pp. 189-201

- Michele Acuto, Maxime Decaudin, Adam Searle, Si Jie Ivin Yeo, Jamie Wang, Michele Acuto, Maxime Decaudin, Adam Searle, Si Jie Ivin Yeo and Jamie Wang
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