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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

Volume 29, issue 5-6, 2025

Remembering Bob Catterall pp. 707-707

The Editors

Property/trespass and squatting in cities pp. 708-713

Samuel Burgum

Climate change and urban-agrarian solidarities pp. 714-743

Hillary Angelo, Kian Goh and Kasia Paprocki

Agrarian questions for an urban world: response to ‘Climate change and urban-agrarian solidarities’ pp. 744-752

Annie Shattuck

Unities and distinctions: the country and the city, the agrarian and the rural, scales and polities, and rights and utility in the era of climate change. Response to ‘climate change and urban-agrarian solidarities’ pp. 753-761

James McCarthy

Undocumented labor, real property, and the building of commensuration. Response to ‘Climate change and urban-agrarian solidarities’ pp. 762-766

Kelly Kay

More-than-urban coalitions for socio-ecological reproduction. Response to ‘Climate change and urban-agrarian solidarities’ pp. 767-776

J. Miguel Kanai and Mosè Cometta

Plural commons: translation as a relational practice pp. 777-799

Beatrice De Carli, Ana Méndez de Andés Aldama, Emre Akbil, Jakleen Al-Dalal'a, Maria Alexandrescu, Esra Can, Doina Petrescu and Lara Scharf

Inherited obligations and architectures of debt: reimagining futures for Kingston, Jamaica pp. 800-825

Valeria Guzmán Verri

New cartographies of heterotopic posturban cities in S. B. Divya's Machinehood (2021) pp. 826-843

Chakshu Gupta and Isha Malhotra

Imposing immobility and making mobility: an infrastructural reading of Beijing’s impactful but ineffective temporal mode of COVID governance pp. 844-864

Liqiao Luo

Governing infectious disease in the urban periphery: marginality, informality and vulnerability pp. 865-887

S. Harris Ali, Creighton Connolly and Roger Keil

‘We are being squeezed out’: studentification, working-class displacement and resistance in Hulme, Manchester pp. 888-923

Isaac Rose and Paul Watt

Capturing the urban palimpsest: late-photography and the banality of surveillance in Henrietta Williams’s Ring of Steel (2011) pp. 924-949

George Legg

Spatial tactics and sliding signs/symbols alongside a middle-aged ‘neurodivergent’ man and possibilities for troubling and reconfiguring already troubled and troubling classifications and practices in and around the moving city pp. 950-982

Alex Cockain

Towards a crisis of resilience? Eight takes on a troubling concept pp. 983-1003

Jonathan S. Davies and Tania Arrieta

Lefebvre in the digital city: trans-spatial contestations and the co-evolution of protest and control in Dhaka pp. 1004-1025

Hosna J. Shewly

Toward a sensory approach to Tactical Urbanism pp. 1026-1046

Nicola Di Croce and Catherine Guastavino

Theocratic authoritarian urbanism and performative right to the city: a case study of Tehran’s City Theatre pp. 1047-1066

Rana Dadpour

A class act: buildings, contingency, and urban limits pp. 1067-1097

Gabriel Espinoza-Rivera

Aquilombar the city: women of the favelas and city-making in Rio de Janeiro pp. 1098-1117

Anne-Marie Veillette

Women in the centre: dialogue on past and present community-led planning in Birmingham (UK) pp. 1118-1132

Debbie Humphry and Sue Brownill

The future of the past: Barcelona’s Rec Comtal pp. 1133-1140

Isaac Marrero-Guillamón and Roger Sansi

Appropriation of space: El Arbol settlement as a space of resistance in the city of Santiago de Cali, Colombia pp. 1141-1154

Milton Fernando Trujillo-Losada, Erika Castrillón Villamarín and Natalia García

Prefiguring liberatory futures pp. 1155-1157

Antonis Vradis

Home is where the hatred is pp. 1158-1161

Tatiana Acevedo Guerrero

Estate regeneration: learning the lessons pp. 1162-1164

Glyn Robbins

Reclaiming the right to space in the city pp. 1165-1167

Kesia Reeve

Dreaming the city otherwise pp. 1168-1172

Penny Travlou

Volume 29, issue 3-4, 2025

Spanglish city limits pp. 315-320

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez

How Urban Decorum works. Territorial othering in Italian cities pp. 321-341

Cristina Mattiucci and Anke Schwarz

Friction-free cities and the rise of contactless and robotised delivery infrastructure pp. 342-368

Noel Chung

Forging unity, marking distinction: Mumbai’s middle-class tenants’ struggles for defending rent control in the post-liberalisation era pp. 369-387

Paankhi Agrawal

Inquilab at the edge of the city: encountering capital and citizenship in Seelampur pp. 388-412

Achintya Anita Gurumurthy, Amulya Anita Gurumurthy, Nupur Paliwal and Saloni Mishra

Violence against Istanbul and strategies for resistance pp. 413-437

Aysegul Can

Meritocracy from below: dreams, divisions, and the struggle for merit in a stigmatised neighbourhood pp. 438-458

Anthony Miro Born

Voices of protest and the right to the city in the context of overtourism: reflections from the historic city of Chania, Crete (Greece) pp. 459-484

Yiannis Zaimakis and Marina Papadaki

Decolonising urban knowledge(s): an ordinary imperative in extraordinary times pp. 485-501

Catalina Ortiz, Penny Travlou, Marina Siqueira and Giulia Testori

Dirty research: a call towards decolonial urban knowledge production pp. 502-515

Tanzil Shafique

Accusations of academic extractivism in Chile's historical poor neighborhoods: root causes and alternative practices pp. 516-530

Javier Ruiz-Tagle, Francisca Moraga, Trinidad Mujica, Amanda Toro, Laura Orlando, Alejandra Luneke, Elizabeth Zenteno, Miguel Pérez, Nicolás Angelcos and Alexis Cortés

Careful obstruction: rethinking urban knowledge formations from a protest site in India pp. 531-542

Srilata Sircar, Raktim Ray and Ufaque Paiker

Habitation counter-stories: thinking from the autoconstructed basti—Cheeta Camp, Mumbai pp. 543-556

Purva Dewoolkar and Lalitha Kamath

Higher education ecosystems in the global South: possibilities for pedagogic disruption towards urban equality pp. 557-568

Ruchika Lall, Geetika Anand, Shriya Anand and Neha Sami

Reworking relations of epistemological authority in teaching collaborations pp. 569-579

Hanna Hilbrandt and Julie Ren

Hybrid pedagogies for knowledge co-production, translocal solidarity and collective action pp. 580-596

Natacha Quintero González

Living in and with ruins: decolonizing spatial pedagogies in territories of conflict pp. 597-614

Fatina Abreek-Zubiedat and Petros Phokaides

Logistics as method: design and pluriversal politics in Rosario pp. 615-627

Leandro Minuchin

Design as prompt: experiments in pluriversal politics and southern urban practice pp. 628-638

Anu Sabhlok, Jitesh Malik, Shilpa Dahake, Kanchan Gandhi, Apoorva Sharma, Shailja Singla, Abhijeet Kaplish, Nitin Mandhan, Richa Dhiman and Sajal Lakhera

Art, plants, and urban climate adaptation pp. 639-658

Stefan Koderisch, Maciej Kowalewski, Marek Ostrowski and Anna Zadrożna

Replace the M8! Voices and visions on the future of an urban motorway in Glasgow, Scotland pp. 659-674

Andrew Hoolachan and Peter Kelly

Urban methods for the pluriverse pp. 675-678

Indivar Jonnalagadda

Reimagining city spaces: urban transformation and multicultural dynamics in Singapore pp. 679-683

Bibin Sebastian

Gramsci between the city and sea pp. 684-687

Johan Pries

Errantric solidarities: on reading Apartheid Remains between Guerrero and Durban pp. 688-705

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez

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