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Volume 29, issue 1-2, 2025

There is no alternative to creating an alternative: critical urban studies in the authoritarian moment pp. 1-6

David Madden

Sharing social reproduction in a housing commons: the case of La Borda in Barcelona pp. 7-27

Santiago del Río

The Barcelona imaginaries: a decade of digital politics pp. 28-51

Antonio Calleja-López, Ekaitz Cancela and Aitor Jiménez

Mediating urban realities: the role of real-estate appraisers in dismantling the Musha'a system pp. 52-75

Uri Ansenberg

Chronic peripheralization through urban (re)development in Bucharest: a study of spatial injustice pp. 76-98

Ioana Vrăbiescu

From the right to the city to the right to the village? French perspectives on the urban-rural divide pp. 99-120

Eric Charmes

(En)countering (im)permanence: marginal home-making as critical urban practice pp. 121-149

Sheikh Serajul Hakim and Apurba K. Podder

Social infrastructures as pillars of resistance against housing commodification in creative city Groningen pp. 150-178

Bart Popken and Ethemcan Turhan

Decentring urban climate finance. Introduction to the Special Feature pp. 179-187

Hanna Hilbrandt, Fritz-Julius Grafe, Emma Colven, Sarah Knuth, Cs Ponder, Enora Robin and Zac Taylor

Centering work: toward more ‘social’ accounts of urban climate finance pp. 188-202

Savannah Cox, John Morris and Emma Colven

Understanding the functioning of urban climate finance through topologies of reach pp. 203-218

Fritz-Julius Grafe, Giuseppe Forino, Arabella Fraser, Hanna Hilbrandt and John Hogan Morris

Grappling with real property supremacy in US urban climate finance pp. 219-240

Julia Wagner, Mark Kear, Sarah Knuth, Sahar Zavareh Hofmann and Zac J. Taylor

The ‘colorblindness’ of climate finance: how climate finance advances racial injustice in cities pp. 241-261

Sahar Zavareh Hofmann, C. S. Ponder, Héctor Herrera, Manuel De Vera, Akira Drake Rodriguez and Kareem Buyana

Making climate finance: toward everyday, historically informed, and reparative understandings pp. 262-277

Mark Kear, Cs Ponder and Hanna Hilbrandt

Mise-en-Scène do Mercado pp. 278-288

Dan Brackenbury

8000 cities: beyond the contested urbanisation of Addis Ababa pp. 289-303

Nafis Fathollahzadeh

Masculinity and the city in contemporary India pp. 304-306

Mangesh Kulkarni

Preventing urban conflicts, pacifying urban social inequalities pp. 307-310

Alex Govers Pijoan

The games urban elites play pp. 311-313

Gabriel Silvestre

Volume 28, issue 5-6, 2024

Cities, computation and capitalism pp. 605-610

Alexander Tarr

It is ‘more than just about building houses’: collaborating towards a housing commons in Leeds pp. 611-636

Neil McKenna, Paul Chatterton and Andrew Wallace

Making the state care: the role of political willingness and brokerage in Bogota’s new feminist care policy pp. 637-658

Maria Jose Alvarez Rivadulla, Friederike Fleischer and Adriana Hurtado-Tarazona

Version city: Small Axe, London and the archive pp. 659-680

Gareth Millington and Miranda Armstrong

Community action, counter-professionals and radical planning in the UK pp. 681-704

Andy Inch, J. Slade, S. Brownill, G. Ellis, M. Howcroft, D. Humphry, L. Leeson, G. O’Hara, F. Sartorio and G. Robbins

From the sthala purana to the novel: Sethu’s The Saga of Muziris as a narrative geography of the ancient Indian port city of Muziris pp. 705-723

Jintu Alias and Soni Wadhwa

No space to share. Challenges of accommodating grassroots initiatives in sustainable urban districts pp. 724-747

Sofie Tornhill, Martin Emanuel and Karin Bradley

Ecology of urban decay. Unintentional landscapes of enhanced biodiversity in Rome pp. 748-769

Flavio Martella and Maria Vittoria Tesei

‘They’re not dog friendly because they’re not anyone friendly’: living with dogs in two densifying London neighbourhoods pp. 770-792

Adam Eldridge and Maja Jović

Representing London: making and claiming the city pp. 793-811

Karim Murji, Susannah Cramer-Greenbaum, Edanur Yazici, Michael Keith, Steve Pile and John Solomos

Human sensors in the city of super apps: mobilizing people as infrastructure for smart city development in Jakarta, Indonesia pp. 812-834

Prerona Das, Orlando Woods and Lily Kong

The production of information space in the port of Piraeus: digital logistical media, power mutations and state transformations pp. 835-858

Andreas Makris and Antonis Vradis

A new urbanity in a suburban region: the perceived (im)possibilities of light rail among residents and stakeholders in Canada’s Waterloo Region pp. 859-880

Margaret Ellis-Young and Brian Doucet

Flânerie, virtual-mobilized gaze and urban experience in Abbas Kirasotami’s The Experience (1973) pp. 881-899

Javad Nematollahi and Alireza Sayyad

Comparison and community engagement: post-politics meets post-colony and state entrepreneurialism. Introduction to the special feature pp. 900-921

Jennifer Robinson, Fulong Wu and Zheng Wang

The Grand Union Alliance: community-based networking as response to large-scale urban development pp. 922-939

Sharon Hayward, Robin Brown and Katia Attuyer

Planned stitching, practical suturing: assembling community voices and mobilisation across difference in Johannesburg’s corridors of freedom pp. 940-960

Mike Makwela, Romain Dittgen and Margot Rubin

Mobilising in the face of large-scale urban change: a conversation between two community organisers from Johannesburg and London pp. 961-975

Mike Makwela, Sharon Hayward and Romain Dittgen

Towards the desired city of compromise: the politics of negotiating large-scale transformation across diversity in Johannesburg pp. 976-999

Romain Dittgen, Allan Cochrane and Jennifer Robinson

Settings of community engagement: beyond the Janus-faced post-political in ‘neoliberalised’ London pp. 1000-1029

Katia Attuyer and Jennifer Robinson

Bargaining state-society relationships under state entrepreneurialism: community engagement beyond the resettlement process in Shanghai pp. 1030-1051

Zheng Wang

The emerging peri-urban landscape of modern public rental housing towers in China: a case of Chongqing pp. 1052-1065

Weijie Hu and Nan Ye

Resisting dark tourism: Northern Cyprus’s ‘ghost city’ of Varosha pp. 1066-1078

Max Holleran and Samuel Holleran

What is the value in an empty home? A perspective from Action on Empty Homes and the Global Empty Homes Network pp. 1079-1090

Jack Portman

Navigating the ‘straight state’ pp. 1091-1094

Norman Ornelas

The violences and fictions of school choice pp. 1095-1098

Keavy McFadden

Navigating patriarchal transit: urban spaces and everyday morality in the ‘City of Men’ pp. 1099-1103

Ioanna Petridou

Volume 28, issue 3-4, 2024

Forty million minutes: witnessing across generations pp. 305-311

Ross Domoney, Antonis Vradis and Waleed Samer

From Bangladesh Colony to Shanthinagar: housing rights, sexuality, and consumption in Keralam pp. 312-336

Reshma Bharadwaj

Plotting from a plat: tracing spatial design along Seattle’s Yesler Way, 1850s-2010s pp. 337-355

Gregory Woolston

Property-time: serial archives, settler logics, and illiberal space–time oddities pp. 356-379

Hun Kim

Maintaining spatial and social order: the role of housing development in governing urban margins pp. 380-399

Tünde Virág

The geosemiotics of urban transnationalism: a case study of Vietnamese commercial landscapes in Prague pp. 400-418

Tae-Sik Kim

Commanding heights: the role of wealthy ‘starchitects’ in city remaking pp. 419-436

Amparo Tarazona-Vento and Rowland Atkinson

Undoing business: revealing critical narratives in an edge-city business park through nature-based auto-photography pp. 437-459

Abigail Schoneboom and Oliver Moss

The art of resisting mega-event amnesia: reconstructing urban memory post-expo in Sydney and Brisbane pp. 460-483

Martin Abbott and Jennifer Minner

Special Feature: Making the civic city: architectural interventions and experiments in the urban pp. 484-494

Daryl Martin and Alice Wilson

Arrive and retreat: London’s ultra-prime apartment blocks as dark urban renaissance pp. 495-511

Rowland Atkinson and Martha Mingay

The politics of public space at São Paulo’s Parque Minhocão pp. 512-524

Richard J. Williams

Co-dreaming climates: public space for more-than-human socialities pp. 525-538

Julia Udall

Fragments of citizenship: contested mosque architecture in the North of England pp. 539-555

Öznur Yardimci and Daryl Martin

The curious case of atrium urbanism: voids in and of capitalism pp. 556-568

Paul Jones

Reclamations from London’s Edgelands pp. 569-573

Jude Rosen

Reclaiming an architectural royal institution: mapping the Just Transition Lobby’s RIBA presidential take-over pp. 574-584

Simeon Shtebunaev, Charlie Edmonds, Maryam Al-Irhayim, Victoria Adegoke, Muyiwa Oki, Jordan Whitewood-Neal and Stephen Drew

Monuments in motion: contemporary art, public memories and urban identities pp. 585-595

Quim Bonastra and Joan Deulofeu

Giving urban motion a ‘grip on the ground’ pp. 596-600

Saanchi Saxena

Democracy beyond the state pp. 601-603

Nitin Bathla

Volume 28, issue 1-2, 2024

Erased city pp. 1-6

Ammar Azzouz

City drafting: property-making and bureaucratic urbanism in South Asia pp. 7-23

Indivar Jonnalagadda and Thomas Cowan

Fixing Bhim Nagar: a new metonym for subaltern urbanism pp. 24-43

Sangeeta Banerji

Categorizing land: an account of leftover land in Patna pp. 44-63

Sheema Fatima

Property-work, work of property: figuring land and caste in an urbanizing frontier pp. 64-83

Shubhra Gururani

From bureaucratic practice to competing policy: examining the durable and redistributive nature of land regularization politics in Bangalore pp. 84-100

Varun Patil

Shaky ground: the fraud of property in Lahore pp. 101-112

Tariq Rahman

Scripts, scribes and scribbles: notes on drafting the South Asian city pp. 113-120

D. Asher Ghertner

Towards an insurgent urbanism: collaborative counter-hegemonic practices of inhabiting and transforming the cities pp. 121-142

Juliana Canedo and Luciana da Silva Andrade

Geography of police repression and regulation of street based khwaja sira sex workers in Lahore pp. 143-160

Shermeen Bano

Special Feature: Putting urban displacement in its place pp. 161-188

Paul Watt and Alan Morris

Assessing displacement in a tight housing market: findings from Berlin pp. 189-206

Fabian Beran and Henning Nuissl

Displaced but happy? Making sense of shantytown dwellers’ divergent views and experiences of resettlement in Casablanca pp. 207-225

Raffael Beier

The making of a peripheral town in Delhi Metropolis through the displacement of Basti dwellers pp. 226-254

Tanya Chaudhary

The political use of informal settlements as a reserve of undesirability: displacement, confinement and informality in Madrid pp. 255-279

Thomas Aguilera

Women protestors from the islands in Kochi: environmental justice in South Asia pp. 280-292

Carmel Christy K J

A more-than-human grammar of the urban pp. 293-296

Ceall Quinn

Designing justice in the city pp. 297-303

Zoë Ritts