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Volume 59, issue 16, 2022

Migrant-led diversification and differential inclusion in arrival cities across Asia and the Pacific pp. 3243-3252

Junjia Ye and Brenda SA Yeoh

Excess aspirations: Migration and urban futures in post-earthquake Christchurch pp. 3253-3270

Francis L Collins and Wardlow Friesen

Bridging home and school in cross-border education: The role of intermediary spaces in the in/exclusion of Mainland Chinese students and their families in Hong Kong pp. 3271-3291

Maggi WH Leung and Johanna L Waters

Managing the non-integration of transient migrant workers: Urban strategies of enclavisation and enclosure in Singapore pp. 3292-3311

Brenda SA Yeoh and Theodora Lam

Migrant worker recreational centres, accidental diversities and new relationalities in Singapore pp. 3312-3329

Daniel PS Goh and Andrew Lee

Digital media, friendships and migrants’ entangled and non-linear inclusion and exclusion pp. 3330-3346

Tabea Bork-Hüffer

The inversion of majority/minority at the de/reterritorialised urban higher education enclave: Xiamen University Malaysia pp. 3347-3364

Sin Yee Koh

Bodies of transnational island urbanism: Spatial narratives of inclusion/exclusion of Filipinas in Philippine islands pp. 3365-3381

Arnisson Andre C Ortega

Transnational migrants and the socio-spatial superdiversification of the global city Tokyo pp. 3382-3403

Sakura Yamamura

Creating hospitable urban spaces: A multicultural city for refugees and asylum seekers pp. 3404-3421

Ravinder Sidhu and Donata Rossi-Sackey

Sydney as ‘Sinoburbia’: Patterns of diversification across emerging Chinese ethnoburbs pp. 3422-3441

Shanthi Robertson, Alexandra Wong, Christina Ho, Ien Ang and Phillip Mar

Metrolingual multitasking and differential inclusion: Singapore’s Chinese languages in shared spaces pp. 3442-3458

Junjia Ye, Justin P. Kwan and Jean Michel Montsion

Arrival cities and the mobility of concepts pp. 3459-3468

Helen F Wilson

Volume 59, issue 15, 2022

Theorising democratic space with and beyond Henri Lefebvre pp. 3041-3059

Mark Purcell

How tenants’ reactions to rent increases affect displacement: An interactionist approach to gentrification pp. 3060-3076

Moritz Rinn, Jan Wehrheim and Lena Wiese

The relationships between neighbourhood vacancy, probable PTSD, and health-related quality of life in flood-disaster-impacted communities pp. 3077-3097

Galen Newman, Dongying Li and Yunmi Park

Order and openness in community-driven urban initiatives: Insights from a ‘spot-fix’ pp. 3098-3113

Jacob Vakkayil

Exodus in the American metropolis: Predicting Black population decline in Chicago neighbourhoods pp. 3114-3131

Michael Snidal, Magda Maaoui and Tyler Haupert

Rail stations and residential sorting: The case of Sydney metropolitan area pp. 3132-3149

Laurence Carleton, Roselyne Joyeux and George Milunovich

The financialisation of floor space, Mumbai 1880–2015 pp. 3150-3166

Sukriti Issar

Hukou as benefits: Demand for hukou and wages in China pp. 3167-3183

Samantha A Vortherms and Gordon G Liu

Creative hubs in Hanoi, Vietnam: Transgressive spaces in a socialist state? pp. 3184-3200

Danielle Labbe, Celia Zuberec and Sarah Turner

Does the neighbourhood of the dwelling and the real estate agency matter? Geographical differences in ethnic discrimination on the rental housing market pp. 3201-3221

Billie Martiniello and Pieter-Paul Verhaeghe

Book review: Demanding Development: The Politics of Public Goods Provision in India’s Urban Slums pp. 3222-3224

Elizabeth Chatterjee

Book review: Architectures of Revolt: The Cinematic City Circa 1968 pp. 3225-3227

Alexandros Daniilidis

Book review: The Bonds of Inequality: Debt and the Making of the American City pp. 3227-3230

Eva Cilman

Book review: Barrio America: How Latino Immigrants Saved the American City pp. 3230-3233

Evelyn Ravuri

Book review: Deindustrializing Montreal pp. 3233-3235

Richard Harris

Book Review: Managing Cities at Night. A Practitioner Guide to the Urban Governance of the Night-Time Economy pp. 3235-3237

Alessio Kolioulis

Book Review: Bulls Markets: Chicago’s Basketball Business and the New Inequality pp. 3238-3240

Glenn Houlihan

Volume 59, issue 14, 2022

Fifty years of Business Improvement Districts: A reappraisal of the dominant perspectives and debates pp. 2837-2856

Daniel Kudla

Seeing the street through Instagram. Digital platforms and the amplification of gentrification pp. 2857-2874

Irene Bronsvoort and Justus L Uitermark

The imaginary of a modern city: Post-politics and Myanmar’s urban development pp. 2875-2892

Tamas Wells and Vanessa Lamb

Making Mangaung Metro: The politics of metropolitan reform in a South African secondary city pp. 2893-2911

Nidhi Subramanyam and Lochner Marais

Residential segregation and public services in urban India pp. 2912-2932

Naveen Bharathi, Deepak Malghan, Sumit Mishra and Andaleeb Rahman

State-steered smartmentality in Chinese smart urbanism pp. 2933-2950

Jun Zhang, Jo Bates and Pamela Abbott

Institutionalising city networking: Discursive and rational choice institutional perspectives on membership of transnational municipal networks pp. 2951-2967

Solveig Grønnestad and Anne Bach Nielsen

The ethical underpinnings of Smart City governance: Decision-making in the Smart Cambridge programme, UK pp. 2968-2984

Richmond Juvenile Ehwi, Hannah Holmes, Sabina Maslova and Gemma Burgess

Ethno-religious neighbourhood infrastructures and the life satisfaction of immigrants and their descendants in Germany pp. 2985-3004

Jonas Wiedner, Merlin Schaeffer and Sarah Carol

The academic effects of chronic exposure to neighbourhood violence pp. 3005-3021

Amy Schwartz, Agustina Laurito, Johanna Lacoe, Patrick Sharkey and Ingrid Gould Ellen

Book review: How Green Became Good: Urbanized Nature and the Making of Cities and Citizens pp. 3022-3024

Taylor Harris Braswell

Book review: Transnational Architecture and Urbanism: Rethinking How Contemporary Cities Plan, Transform and Learn pp. 3024-3027

Federico Camerin

Book review: Diverging Space for Deviants: The Politics of Atlanta’s Public Housing pp. 3027-3030

Ted Rutland

Book review: Form and Flow: The Spatial Politics of Urban Resilience and Climate Justice pp. 3030-3033

Jennifer L Rice

Book review: The Green City and Social Injustice: 21 Tales from North America and Europe pp. 3033-3035

Estelle Broyer

Book review: Stitching the 24-Hour City: Life, Labor, and the Problem of Speed in Seoul pp. 3035-3038

Laam Hae

Volume 59, issue 13, 2022

Urban studies in India across the millennial turn: Histories and futures pp. 2613-2637

Karen Coelho and Ashima Sood

The cities we need: Towards an urbanism guided by human needs satisfaction pp. 2638-2659

Rodrigo Cardoso, Ali Sobhani and Evert Meijers

Industrial destabilisation: The case of Rajajinagar, Bangalore pp. 2660-2678

Shriya Anand and Aditi Dey

Statecraft on cement: The politics of land-based accumulation in Erdoğan’s Turkey pp. 2679-2694

Melih YeÅŸilbaÄŸ

Generational variations in the timing of entry into homeownership in Shanghai: The role of family formation and family of origin pp. 2695-2718

Xueying Mu, Can Cui, Wei Xu and Junru Cui

The divergent logics of urban regeneration in Israel: A neoliberal toolkit and national rationales pp. 2719-2738

Tal Alster and Nufar Avni

Street markets, urban development and immigrant entrepreneurship: Unpacking precarity in Moore Street, Dublin pp. 2739-2755

Cristín Blennerhassett, Niamh Moore-Cherry and Christine Bonnin

The effects of social housing regeneration schemes on employment: The case of the Glasgow Stock Transfer pp. 2756-2773

Meng Le Zhang, George Galster, David Manley and Gwilym Pryce

Changes in the economic status of neighbourhoods in US metropolitan areas from 1980 to 2010: Stability, growth and polarisation pp. 2774-2800

Wei Kang, Elijah Knaap and Sergio Rey

Delivering higher density suburban development: The impact of building design and residents’ attitudes pp. 2801-2820

Pablo Navarrete-Hernandez, Alan Mace, Jacob Karlsson, Nancy Holman and Davide Alberto Zorloni

Book review: Subaltern Geographies pp. 2821-2823

Claudia Seldin

Book review: The Making of the Banlieue: An Ethnography of Space, Identity and Violence pp. 2823-2826

Simone van de Wetering

Book review: The Anti-Black City: Police Terror and Black Urban Life in Brazil pp. 2826-2828

Luisa G Melo

Book review: Metropolitan Governance in Latin America pp. 2829-2831

Sören Scholvin

Book review: Globalized Authoritarianism. Megaprojects, Slums and Class Relations in Urban Morocco pp. 2831-2833

Federica Duca

Volume 59, issue 12, 2022

Transcending path dependencies: Why the study of post-socialist cities needs to capitalise on the discussion on urbanisation in the South (and vice versa) pp. 2411-2430

Jakub Galuszka

Urban statecraft: The governance of transport infrastructures in African cities pp. 2431-2450

Liza Rose Cirolia and Jesse Harber

Problematising concepts of transit-oriented development in South African cities pp. 2451-2467

Astrid Wood

Everyday contours and politics of infrastructure: Informal governance of electricity access in urban Ghana pp. 2468-2488

Ebenezer F Amankwaa and Katherine V Gough

The politics of hyperregulation in La Paz, Bolivia: Speculative peri-urban development in a context of unresolved municipal boundary conflicts pp. 2489-2505

Philipp Horn

Social capital and perceived tenure security of informal housing: Evidence from Beijing, China pp. 2506-2526

Mengzhu Zhang

Natural population growth and urban management in metropolitan regions: Insights from pre-crisis and post-crisis Athens, Greece pp. 2527-2544

Sabato Vinci, Gianluca Egidi, Rosanna Salvia, Antonio Gimenez Morera and Luca Salvati

On the recursive relationship between gentrification and labour market precarisation: Evidence from two neighbourhoods in Athens, Greece pp. 2545-2564

Konstantinos Gourzis, Andrew Herod, Ioannis Chorianopoulos and Stelios Gialis

Between containment and crackdown in Geylang, Singapore: Urban crime control as the statecrafting of migrant exclusion pp. 2565-2581

Joe Greener and Laura Naegler

Citizens go digital: A discursive examination of digital payments in Singapore’s Smart Nation project pp. 2582-2598

Gordon Kuo Siong Tan

Book review: Shareholder Cities: Land Transformations Along Urban Corridors in India pp. 2599-2601

Giselle Mendonça Abreu

Book review: Slow Cities – Conquering our Speed Addiction for Health and Sustainability pp. 2601-2604

Paulo Anciaes

Book review: War and the City: Urban Geopolitics in Lebanon pp. 2604-2607

Jonas Hagmann

Book review: A Feminist Urban Theory for Our Time: Rethinking Social Reproduction and the Urban pp. 2607-2609

Andrea Urbina-Julio

Volume 59, issue 11, 2022

Making cities through migration industries: Introduction to the special issue pp. 2161-2178

Nir Cohen, Tatiana Fogelman and Henrik Lebuhn

‘Unpleasant’ but ‘helpful’: Immigration detention and urban entanglements in New Jersey, USA pp. 2179-2198

Deirdre Conlon and Nancy Hiemstra

The interurban migration industry: ‘Migration products’ and the materialisation of urban speculation at Iskandar Malaysia pp. 2199-2216

Sin Yee Koh

Internal migration industries: Shaping the housing options for refugees at the local level pp. 2217-2233

Matthias Bernt, Ulrike Hamann, Nihad El-Kayed and Leoni Keskinkilic

From global city makers to global city-shapers: Migration industries in the global city networks pp. 2234-2254

Sakura Yamamura

Urban ethnic enclaves and migration industries: The urban choices of mobile people pp. 2255-2275

Hila Zaban

Recruiting international students: Analysing the imaginative geographies of three urban encounters pp. 2276-2293

Suzanne E. Beech

Moving nurses to cities: On how migration industries feed into glocal urban assemblages in the care sector pp. 2294-2312

Felicitas Hillmann, Margaret Walton-Roberts and Brenda S.A. Yeoh

Making ways for ‘better education’: Placing the Shenzhen-Hong Kong mobility industry pp. 2313-2332

Maggi WH Leung and Johanna L Waters

An enclave entrepôt: The informal migration industry and Johannesburg’s socio-spatial transformation pp. 2333-2351

Tanya Zack and Loren B Landau

Resonance beyond regimes: Migrant’s alternative infrastructuring practices in Athens pp. 2352-2368

Mirjam Wajsberg and Joris Schapendonk

Welcoming the unwelcome: Migration industries and border control for homeless job-seeking migrants in central Copenhagen pp. 2369-2387

Kristine Juul

Translating the nation through the sustainable, liveable city: The role of social media intermediaries in immigrant integration in Copenhagen pp. 2388-2407

Tatiana Fogelman and Julia Christensen

CORRIGENDUM to ‘Making ways for “better educationâ€: Placing the Shenzhen-Hong Kong mobility industry’ pp. 2408-2408

N/a

Volume 59, issue 10, 2022

On the conditions of ‘late urbanisation’ pp. 1959-1980

Sean Fox and Tom Goodfellow

‘Timepass’ and ‘setting’: The meanings, relationships and politics of urban informal work in Delhi pp. 1981-1997

Sanjeev Routray

Cultural practices and rough sociality in Mexico’s midsize cities: Tijuana, Puebla and Monterrey pp. 1998-2017

Leandro Rodriguez-Medina, María Emilia Ismael Simental, Alberto Javier López Cuenca and Anne Kristiina Kurjenoja

Multiple problematisations: The logics governing wet markets in two Chinese cities pp. 2018-2035

Shuru Zhong, Yulin Chen and Guojun Zeng

Asymmetric housing information diffusions in China: An investor perspective pp. 2036-2052

Shu-hen Chiang, Eddie C.M. Hui and Chien-Fu Chen

Towards a post-COVID geography of economic activity: Using probability spaces to decipher Montreal’s changing workscapes pp. 2053-2075

Richard Shearmur, Priscilla Ananian, Ugo Lachapelle, Manuela Parra-Lokhorst, Florence Paulhiac, Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay and Alastair Wycliffe-Jones

Choreographing atmospheres in Copenhagen: Processes and positions between home and public pp. 2076-2091

Mikkel Bille and Bettina Hauge

Selective migration and urban–rural differences in subjective well-being: Evidence from the United Kingdom pp. 2092-2109

Marloes Hoogerbrugge and Martijn Burger

Family names, city size distributions and residential differentiation in Great Britain, 1881–1901 pp. 2110-2128

Tian Lan, Justin van Dijk and Paul Longley

Working the urban assemblage: A transnational study of transforming practices pp. 2129-2146

Catherine Durose, Mark van Ostaijen, Merlijn van Hulst, Oliver Escobar and Annika Agger

Book review: Reconstructing Public Housing: Liverpool’s Hidden History of Collective Alternatives pp. 2147-2149

Mara Ferreri

Book review: The Radical Bookstore: Counterspace for Social Movements pp. 2149-2151

Rosie Levine Hampton

Book review: Housing for Degrowth: Principles, Models, Challenges and Opportunities pp. 2152-2154

Ebru Kamaci Karahan

Book review: Refugee Spaces and Urban Citizenship in Nairobi: Africa’s Sanctuary City pp. 2154-2157

Corey R Johnson

Volume 59, issue 9, 2022

Urban paradox and the rise of the neoliberal city: Case study of Lagos, Nigeria pp. 1763-1781

Oluwafemi Olajide and Taibat Lawanson

Not diverse enough? Displacement, diversity discourse, and commercial gentrification in Santa Ana, California, a majority-Mexican city pp. 1782-1799

Carolina Sarmiento

Arab integration in new and established mixed cities in Israel pp. 1800-1818

Ahmed Baker Diab, Ilan Shdema and Izhak Schnell

Land use disadvantages in Germany: A matter of ethnic income inequalities? pp. 1819-1836

Stefan Jünger

Land financialisation, planning informalisation and gentrification as statecraft in Antwerp pp. 1837-1854

Callum Ward

Remembering the river: Flood, memory and infrastructural ecologies of stormwater drainage in Mumbai pp. 1855-1871

V. Chitra

Private ordering of public processes: How contracts structure participatory processes in urban development in Amsterdam and Hamburg pp. 1872-1888

Everardus Wilhelmus (Michiel) Stapper

Urban scaling in rapidly urbanising China pp. 1889-1908

Weiqian Lei, Limin Jiao, Gang Xu and Zhengzi Zhou

Quality of local government and social trust in European cities pp. 1909-1925

Conrad Ziller and Hans-Jürgen Andreß

The three tenures: A case of property maintenance pp. 1926-1943

Geoff Rose and Richard Harris

The gifted city: Setting a research agenda for philanthropy and urban governance pp. 1944-1955

Pablo Fuentenebro and Michele Acuto

Volume 59, issue 8, 2022

Introduction: Generating concepts of ‘the urban’ through comparative practice pp. 1521-1535

Jennifer Robinson

A posteriori comparisons, repeated instances and urban policy mobilities: What ‘best practices’ leave behind pp. 1536-1555

Sergio Montero and Gianpaolo Baiocchi

An experiment with the minor geographies of major cities: Infrastructural relations among the fragments pp. 1556-1574

Niranjana R

Socialist worldmaking: The political economy of urban comparison in the Global Cold War pp. 1575-1596

Å ukasz Stanek

Infrastructure-led development and the peri-urban question: Furthering crossover comparisons pp. 1597-1617

J Miguel Kanai and Seth Schindler

Disassembling connections: A comparative analysis of the politics of slum upgrading in eThekwini and São Paulo pp. 1618-1635

Camila Saraiva

Comparison and political strategy: Internationalism, colonial rule and urban research after Fanon pp. 1636-1654

Stefan Kipfer

Speculating on land, property and peri/urban futures: A conjunctural approach to intra-metropolitan comparison pp. 1655-1675

Helga Leitner and Eric Sheppard

De-colonising the right to housing, one new city at a time: Seeing housing development from Palestine/Israel pp. 1676-1693

Oded Haas

Shared projects and symbiotic collaborations: Shenzhen and London in comparative conversation pp. 1694-1714

Shaun SK Teo

Beyond variegation: The territorialisation of states, communities and developers in large-scale developments in Johannesburg, Shanghai and London pp. 1715-1740

Jennifer Robinson, Fulong Wu, Phil Harrison, Zheng Wang, Alison Todes, Romain Dittgen and Katia Attuyer

A more global urban studies, besides empirical variation pp. 1741-1748

Julie Ren

Tracing as comparative method pp. 1749-1753

Astrid Wood

Constructing comparisons: Reflecting on the experimental nature of new comparative tactics pp. 1754-1759

Frances Brill

Volume 59, issue 7, 2022

The Janus-faced genius of cities pp. 1315-1333

Christof Parnreiter

‘It’s part of our community, where we live’: Urban heritage and children’s sense of place pp. 1334-1352

Lucy Grimshaw and Lewis Mates

The crowd and citylife: Materiality, negotiation and inclusivity at Tokyo’s train stations pp. 1353-1371

Romit Chowdhury and Colin McFarlane

Reclaiming Hong Kong through neighbourhood-making: A study of the 2019 Anti-ELAB movement pp. 1372-1388

Yao-Tai Li and Katherine Whitworth

Moving down the urban hierarchy: Turning point of China’s internal migration caused by age structure and hukou system pp. 1389-1405

Xiaoyan Mu, Anthony Gar-On Yeh, Xiaohu Zhang, Jiejing Wang and Jian Lin

Citizenship acquisition and spatial stratification: Analysing immigrant residential mobility in the Netherlands pp. 1406-1423

Christophe Leclerc, Maarten Vink and Hans Schmeets

Post-studentification? Promises and pitfalls of a near-campus urban intensification strategy pp. 1424-1442

Nick Revington

Neoliberalism and neo-dirigisme in action: The state–corporate alliance and the great housing rush of the 2000s in Istanbul, Turkey pp. 1443-1458

Sinan Tankut Gülhan

Manufacturing urbanism: Improvising the urban–industrial nexus through Chinese economic zones in Africa pp. 1459-1480

Tom Goodfellow and Zhengli Huang

Outer-suburban politics and the financialisation of the logistics real estate industry: The emergence of financialised coalitions in the Paris region pp. 1481-1498

Nicolas Raimbault

Governing investors and developers: Analysing the role of risk allocation in urban development pp. 1499-1517

Frances Brill

Volume 59, issue 6, 2022

The constitution of the city and the critique of critical urban theory pp. 1105-1129

Allen Scott

The refugees’ right to the centre of the city: City branding versus city commoning in Athens pp. 1130-1147

Charalampos Tsavdaroglou and Maria Kaika

Displacement through development? Property turnover and eviction risk in Seattle pp. 1148-1166

Alex Ramiller

Legacy participation and the buried history of racialised spaces: Hypermodern revitalisation in Rio de Janeiro’s port area pp. 1167-1184

Abigail Friendly and Ana Paula Pimentel Walker

‘I can’t just go up to a person to ask what’s going on.’ How Dutch urbanites’ accounts of non-engagement enhance our understanding of urban care pp. 1185-1201

Laurine Blonk, Margo Trappenburg and Femmianne Bredewold

Can subsidies paid directly to employers reduce residential discrimination in employment? An assessment based on serial field experiments pp. 1202-1218

Sylvain Chareyron, Laetitia Challe, Yannick L’Horty and Pascale Petit

Understanding the geography of affordable housing provided through land value capture: Evidence from England pp. 1219-1237

Alexander Lord, Chi-Wan Cheang and Richard Dunning

Seoul’s nocturnal urbanism: An emergent night-time economy of substitute driving and fast deliveries pp. 1238-1254

Jieheerah Yun

The spatial reach of financial centres: An empirical investigation of interurban trade in capital market services pp. 1255-1274

Tom Hashimoto, Vladimír Pažitka and Dariusz Wójcik

Does urban concentration matter for changes in country economic performance? pp. 1275-1299

Roberto Ganau and Andrés Rodríguez-Pose

‘Remaining the same or becoming another?’ Adaptive resilience versus transformative urban change pp. 1300-1310

Stephan Leixnering and Markus Höllerer

Corrigendum to “Displacement through development? Property turnover and eviction risk in Seattle†pp. 1311-1311

N/a

Volume 59, issue 5, 2022

On urban studies in Brazil: The favela, uneven urbanisation and beyond pp. 893-916

Mariana Fix and Pedro Fiori Arantes

Critical urban theory in the Anthropocene pp. 917-936

Stephanie Wakefield

Neighbourhood selection and neighbourhood matching: Choices, outcomes and social distance pp. 937-955

William A. V. Clark, Rachel Ong ViforJ and Khuong Truong

‘Where the state freaks out’: Gentrification, Queerspaces and activism in postwar Beirut pp. 956-973

John Nagle

The Zinshaus market and gentrification dynamics: The transformation of the historic housing stock in Vienna, 2007–2019 pp. 974-994

Robert Musil, Florian Brand, Hannes Huemer and Maximilian Wonaschütz

A rhythmanalysis approach to understanding the vending-walking forms and everyday use of urban street space in Yuncheng, China pp. 995-1010

Ziwen Sun

Changes in crime surrounding an urban home renovation and rebuild programme pp. 1011-1030

Michelle Kondo, Michelle Degli Esposti, Jonathan Jay, Christopher N. Morrison, Bridget Freisthler, Claire Jones, Jingzhen Yang, Deena Chisolm, Charles Branas and Bernadette Hohl

How do tax-based revitalisation policies affect urban property development? Evidence from Bronzeville, Chicago pp. 1031-1047

Minjee Kim

What determines pupils’ travel distance to school in China? A multilevel analysis of educational access in Beijing pp. 1048-1067

Lili Xiang, Myles Gould and John Stillwell

Performing the ecological fix under state entrepreneurialism: A case study of Taihu New Town, China pp. 1068-1084

Fangzhu Zhang and Fulong Wu

Do local start-ups and knowledge spillovers matter for firm-level R&D investment? pp. 1085-1102

Frank Crowley and Declan Jordan

Volume 59, issue 4, 2022

Anchoring the social economy at the metropolitan scale: Findings from the Liverpool City Region pp. 675-697

Matthew Thompson, Alan Southern and Helen Heap

Mind the rent gap: Blackstone, housing investment and the reordering of urban rent surfaces pp. 698-716

Brett Christophers

Of political entrepreneurs: Assembling community and social capital in Hyderabad’s informal settlements pp. 717-733

Indivar Jonnalagadda

Haphazard urbanisation: Urban informality, politics and power in Egypt pp. 734-749

Deen Sharp

Mapping and making gangland: A legacy of redlining and enjoining gang neighbourhoods in Los Angeles pp. 750-770

Stefano Bloch and Susan A. Phillips

The effect of film production studios on housing prices in Atlanta, the Hollywood of the South pp. 771-788

Velma Zahirovic-Herbert and Karen M Gibler

Neighbourhood places, collective efficacy and crime: A longitudinal perspective pp. 789-809

Renee Zahnow, Jonathan Corcoran, Anthony Kimpton and Rebecca Wickes

Housing wealth, mortgages and Australians’ labour force participation in later life pp. 810-833

Rachel Ong ViforJ, Gavin A Wood and Melek Cigdem

Spatial spillover effects of crime on private investment at nearby micro-places pp. 834-850

Arthur Acolin, Rebecca J. Walter, Marie Skubak Tillyer, Johanna Lacoe and Raphael Bostic

The contingency of neighbourhood diversity: Variation of social context using mobile phone application data pp. 851-869

Wenfei Xu

Inter-city transport infrastructure and intra-city housing markets: Estimating the redistribution effect of high-speed rail in Shenzhen, China pp. 870-889

Zheng Chang and Mi Diao

Volume 59, issue 3, 2022

Introduction: Infrastructural stigma and urban vulnerability pp. 475-489

Hanna Baumann and Haim Yacobi

Navigating stigma through everyday city-making: Gendered trajectories, politics and outcomes in the periphery of Lima pp. 490-508

Adriana Allen

Coloniality and the political economy of gender: Edgework in Juárez City pp. 509-525

Jennie Gamlin

Checkpoint urbanism: Violent infrastructures and border stigmas in the Juárez border region pp. 526-547

Ricardo Martén and Camillo Boano

‘Your daily reality is rubbish’: Waste as a means of urban exclusion in the suspended spaces of East Jerusalem pp. 548-571

Hanna Baumann and Manal Massalha

Beyond ‘causes of causes’: Health, stigma and the settler colonial urban territory in the Negev/Naqab pp. 572-590

Haim Yacobi and Elya Lucy Milner

Making and unmaking masculinities in Cairo through sonic infrastructural violence pp. 591-607

Maria Frederika Malmström

Accessing heat: Environmental stigma and ‘porous’ infrastructural configurations in Ulaanbaatar pp. 608-623

Rebekah Plueckhahn

Transbordering assemblages: Power, agency and autonomy (re)producing health infrastructures in the South East of England pp. 624-640

Carlos Moreno-Leguizamon and Marcela Tovar-Restrepo

‘Fountain’, from Victorian necessity to modern inconvenience: Contesting the death of public toilets pp. 641-662

Catalina Pollak Williamson

Afterword: Citizenship and the politics of (im)material stigma and infrastructure pp. 663-671

Charlotte Lemanski

Volume 59, issue 2, 2022

Doing comparative urbanism differently: Conjunctural cities and the stress-testing of urban theory pp. 263-280

Özgür Sayın, Michael Hoyler and John Harrison

Incubators, accelerators and urban economic development pp. 281-300

Margarida Madaleno, Max Nathan, Henry Overman and Sevrin Waights

Does better job accessibility help people gain employment? The role of public transport in Great Britain pp. 301-322

Jeroen Bastiaanssen, Daniel Johnson and Karen Lucas

Neighbourhood accessibility and walkability of subsidised housing in shrinking US cities pp. 323-340

Li Yin, Kelly Patterson, Robert Silverman, Laiyun Wu and Hao Zhang

Imagining the smart city through smart grids? Urban energy futures between technological experimentation and the imagined low-carbon city pp. 341-359

Leslie Quitzow and Friederike Rohde

Do the characteristics of new green space contribute to gentrification? pp. 360-380

Seung Kyum Kim and Longfeng Wu

A broom to the head: ‘Cleaning Day’ and the aesthetics of emergence in Dakar pp. 381-396

Branwyn Poleykett

‘We need to put what we do in my dad’s language, in pounds, shillings and pence’: Commercialisation and the reshaping of public-sector planning in England pp. 397-413

Jason Slade, Malcolm Tait and Andy Inch

Policing gentrification or policing displacement? Testing the relationship between order maintenance policing and neighbourhood change in Los Angeles pp. 414-433

Charles R. Collins, Forrest Stuart and Patrick Janulis

What do residential lotteries show us about transportation choices? pp. 434-452

Adam Millard-Ball, Jeremy West, Nazanin Rezaei and Garima Desai

The hack: What it is and why it matters to urban studies pp. 453-465

Sophia Maalsen

Book review: Shaking Up the City: Ignorance, Inequality, and the Urban Question pp. 466-468

Dallas Rogers

Book review: Forbearance as Redistribution: The Politics of Informal Welfare in Latin America pp. 469-471

Irene Farah

ERRATUM to “‘Pray for transit’: Seeking transportation justice in metropolitan Atlanta†pp. 472-472

N/a

Volume 59, issue 1, 2022

Urban resilience pp. 3-35

Edward L Glaeser

Zoning and affordability: A reply to Rodríguez-Pose and Storper pp. 36-58

Michael Manville, Michael Lens and Paavo Monkkonen

Dodging the burden of proof: A reply to Manville, Lens and Mönkkönen pp. 59-74

Andrés Rodríguez-Pose and Michael Storper

How do low-income commuters get to work in US and Mexican cities? A comparative empirical assessment pp. 75-96

Erick Guerra, Shengxiao Li and Ariadna Reyes

Cycling mode choice amongst US commuters: The role of climate and topography pp. 97-119

Justin Tyndall

When local access matters: A detailed analysis of place, neighbourhood amenities and travel choice pp. 120-139

Erik Elldér, Katarina Haugen and Bertil Vilhelmson

The impact of immediate urban environments on people’s momentary happiness pp. 140-160

Lingling Su, Suhong Zhou, Mei-Po Kwan, Yanwei Chai and Xue Zhang

Developing urban growth and urban quality: Entrepreneurial governance and urban redevelopment projects in Copenhagen and Hamburg pp. 161-177

Jürgen Bruns-Berentelg, Luise Noring and Adam Grydehøj

On the long-run solution to aggregate housing systems pp. 178-196

Geoffrey Meen, Alexander Mihailov and Yehui Wang

Airbnb and its potential impact on the London housing market pp. 197-221

Zahratu Shabrina, Elsa Arcaute and Michael Batty

The effects of land price in the peri-urban fringe of Mexico City: Environmental amenities for informal land parcel purchasers pp. 222-241

Estebania Teyeliz Martínez-Jiménez, Julie Le Gallo, Enrique Pérez-Campuzano and Alonso Aguilar Ibarra

The (de)territorialised appeal of international schools in China: Forging brands, boundaries and inter-belonging in segregated urban space pp. 242-258

Lily Kong, Orlando Woods and Hong Zhu

Corrigendum to Dodging the burden of proof: A reply to Manville, Lens and Mönkkönen pp. 259-259

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Forthcoming special issues in Urban Studies pp. 260-260

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