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Volume 30, issue 3-4, 2026

Homescapes make the world pp. 657-660

Tatiana Acevedo-Guerrero, Jeimy Arias-Castaño and Atina Rosydiana

Inhabiting the surrounds: urbanity, critique and speculative practice—a manifesto by the Turin-Lisbon 21 pp. 661-665

Theo Barry Born, Nitin Bathla, Kamile Batur, Rebecca Choi, Dalia Gebrial, Katharina Gruneisl, Ingy Higazy, Irmelin Joelsson, Mariz Kelada, Megnaa Mehtta, Killian O'Dochartaigh, Victoria Ogoegbunam Okoye, Anne-Marie Veillette, Julia Wagner and Darien Alexander Williams

Visibilizing the invisibilized: innate circular networks in Addis Ababa pp. 666-698

Tamara Egger, Bisrat K. Woldeyessus, Hayal Desta, Machiel Van Dorst and Alexandra Den Heijer

Everyday politics against spatial injustice: an ethnographic approach to women's resistance in a southern European urban periphery pp. 699-718

Paula Pérez Sanz

Abandonment, stigmatisation, and securitisation in the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire pp. 719-737

Jamie Stevenson

Rent gap thinking beyond gentrification: rent gap deflation in Havana, Cuba pp. 738-759

Maritza Cristina García Pallas, Manuel B. Aalbers and Gertjan Wijburg

Tech-led gentrification as futurity pp. 760-777

Mieko Tarrius

Making the post-neoliberal city? Vallastaden and the limits and prospects of moderately heterodox initiatives to transcend hegemonic planning practices pp. 778-801

Marcus Mohall

Critical spatial agency in public space: towards a framework for collaboration and contestation through curatorial spatial practice pp. 802-833

Elian Stefa and Alexandra Paio

Articulating the social forces of urban assemblages: social practices and their role in urban becoming pp. 834-854

Natalia Martini and Torik Holmes

Theorising the religion–city nexus: political economies and moral topographies pp. 855-873

Azadeh Mashayekhi and Hélène Thiollet

Rebuilding post-blast Beirut: nonprofit urban governance, sectarian moralities, and emerging commons pp. 874-894

Mona Harb, Luna Dayekh, Sami Atallah and Sami Zoughaib

Revolutionary charitable foundations and politics of land acquisition and land conflict in peri-urban areas of Tehran pp. 895-918

Azadeh Mashayekhi, Vafa Dianati and Iman Vaghefi

Endowments and transnational networks: the urban politics of al-jam'iyyat al-khayriya in Kuwait pp. 919-935

Asseel Al-Ragam

Rhythms of resistance: temporality, urban informality, and the production of China’s peri-urban landscape pp. 936-951

Shih-yang Kao and Xuefeng Wang

Municipal Kitchens: an exhibition re-imagining food as a public service in cities pp. 952-964

Hanna Baumann, Johann Arens, Miriam Lowack, Alicja Rogalska and Cherry Truluck

Urban verticality revisited: mapping Chongqing’s layered realities pp. 965-969

Weijie Hu

The time beneath the concrete pp. 970-973

Ammar Azzouz

Spatial weapons for the working class pp. 974-977

Delilah Wallbank

Gentrification disguised as a progressive urban policy pp. 978-981

Clément Luccioni

Volume 30, issue 1-2, 2026

In lieu of an Editorial pp. 1-1

Anna Richter, David Madden, Debbie Humphry, Hanna Baumann, Lindsay Sawyer, Paroj Banerjee, Sam Burgum, Sharda Rozena, Tatiana Acevedo-Guerrero, Ulises Moreno-Tabarez and Yimin Zhao

Commentary pp. 2-3

Anna Richter

Commentary pp. 4-6

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez

Commentary pp. 7-8

Andrea Gibbons

Commentary pp. 9-9

Michael Edwards

Commentary pp. 10-10

Lila Leontidou

Commentary pp. 11-12

Paul Watt

Intergenerational CITY pp. 13-19

Elvin Wyly

Thinking through material incompletion pp. 20-36

Nitin Bathla, Jon Schubert and Sabrina Stallone

Urban reorderings: informality, emotional governance, and the remaking of home in Buenos Aires pp. 37-56

Claudia Gabriela Reta

Redefining urban liveability through community voices: insights from Kumasi’s informal settlements pp. 57-78

Desmond Gagakuma, Glenda Mejía, Reina Ichii and Jose Roberto Guevara

Sensing regeneration in a working-class Dublin suburb pp. 79-99

Alina Bezlaj

Shadows on the wall: epistemic im/purity and the politics of peer review in urban research journals pp. 100-115

Hisham Abusaada and Abeer Elshater

Public relations, repression, and counter-insurgency: the overlapping functions of police ‘co-response’ teams in Montréal pp. 116-136

Orlando Nicoletti, Karl Beaulieu, Cerine Madi and Ted Rutland

Dismantling urban sanctuary and the ‘migrant crisis’: the political economy of solidarity and providing support to asylum-seeking migrants in New York City pp. 137-161

René Kreichauf

Anchoring the city in time and space: an architectural exploration of the processual city in Jai Undurti’s Hyderabad: A Graphic Novel pp. 162-181

Abinsha Joseph and Smita Jha

Beyond ‘should they stay, or should they go?’ The management of contested statues in Flanders from an evolutionary governance perspective pp. 182-203

Karim Van Knippenberg and Peter R. Davids

Introduction to the Special Feature. Coastal commons: Littoral urbanisms, Afro-Indigenous relations, and small coastal cities pp. 204-219

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez, Dulce Maria Quintero Romero, Rocío López Velasco, Keila Amayrani Martínez Martínez and Manuel Orlando Lozano Ortiz

From the littoral: Afro-Indigenous urbanisms in small coastal cities pp. 220-262

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez and Dulce María Quintero-Romero

Rooted urbanisms: Ecosta Yutu Cuii, Afrouniversidad, and Afrodescendant struggles on the coast of Oaxaca pp. 263-290

Heladio Reyes Cruz and Juan Cristóbal Jasso Aguilar

Paths and patterns of the Nn’aⁿnncue Ñomdaa pp. 291-310

Keila Amayrani Martínez Martínez and Keila Amayrani Martínez Martínez

Roots and ruptures: the urbanisation of an Indigenous village pp. 311-331

Miguel Angel Liborio Maceda and Miguel Angel Liborio Maceda

Birds and brigades: Afro Mexican youth organising tourism and risk in San Marcos pp. 332-361

Leticia Carpio Cortes and Leticia Carpio Cortes

Turning off the phone and turning on the memory pp. 362-386

Christopher Del Valle Arredondo and Christopher Del Valle Arredondo

Resilience and rebirth: the struggle of the women of UIRA in post-Otis acapulco pp. 387-411

Dulce Maria Quintero Romero and Dulce María Quintero Romero

From Afro-descendant, more-than-human urban margins in Acapulco, Mexico pp. 412-446

Manuel Orlando Lozano-Ortiz, José Vladimir Morales-Ruano, Ramón Bedolla-Solano, Irene Lungo Rodríguez, Manuel Orlando Lozano-Ortiz, José Vladimir Morales-Ruano, Ramón Bedolla-Solano and Irene Lungo Rodríguez

Introduction: critical geographies of everyday crisis pp. 447-454

Ifigeneia Dimitrakou and Julie Ren

Countdown city: contingency as urban condition, hustle as exit, and everyday crisis in Seoul pp. 455-471

Yoonai Han

Variegated authoritarianization and housing crises: a comparative South-East perspective pp. 472-494

Olga Suslova and Mathilde Moaty

Ongoing crises in Beirut: resistance and resilience as everyday life pp. 495-523

Maria Gabriella Trovato and Balsam El Ariss

Critical geographies of everyday crisis pp. 524-542

Ifigeneia Dimitrakou and Julie Ren

Big ugly lumps? (Counter)terrorism and the everyday atmospheres of Hostile Vehicle Mitigation pp. 543-568

Carrie Benjamin, Sam Berlin, Sara Fregonese and Paul Simpson

What is an everyday crisis? pp. 569-576

Ben Anderson

Littoral urgencies: coastal borderlands, spectral infrastructures, and everyday crisis pp. 577-591

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez

Introduction to Marjaa: examining and representing violence, urbanisation and resistance through creative methods pp. 592-597

Hannah Sender and Mayssa Jallad

Making Marjaa: a conversation between Mayssa Jallad and Ely Dagher pp. 598-607

Mayssa Jallad and Ely Dagher

Editorial addendum pp. 608-609

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez

Mapping scraps and scraping along in Fikirtepe pp. 610-616

Francesco Pasta

Situating quantitative methods in ongoing violence in the West Bank pp. 617-626

Hayes Buchanan

Despair and repair: using artistic methods to transform violence affecting young people in London pp. 627-638

Ariana Markowitz and Abbie Ametewee

No flat earth: today’s planet and its urban extensions pp. 639-642

Stefan Kipfer

Extending the dialogue on urbanisation pp. 643-646

Shubhra Gururani

Extended urbanisation in place: South Africa’s former apartheid era homelands pp. 647-650

Philip Harrison

Strange geographies pp. 651-655

Japhy Wilson