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Volume 27, issue 5-6, 2023

Pluriversal urbanisms pp. 691-696

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez, Tatiana Acevedo-Guerrero, Lindsay Sawyer, David Madden, Anna Richter, Yimin Zhao, Hanna Baumann and Andrea Gibbons

Zoo York: race, gender, enclosures, and the policing of the West Indian Carnival pp. 697-714

Guilberly Louissaint

Occupations as reparative urban infrastructure: thinking with Cissie Gool House pp. 715-739

Suraya Scheba and Nate Millington

A pedagogy of anachronism: learning through a misfit between theory and practice pp. 740-758

Kah-Wee Lee

Throwing the urban and the rural together: unconventional ecological farms in China pp. 759-777

Yawei Zhao

Take back our city: reclaiming shopping malls in Hong Kong pp. 778-794

Elton Chan

Urban commons and the state: critical reflections on Korean experiences pp. 795-811

Jin-Tae Hwang

The politics of restor(y)ing: towards a conflictual approach to art in urban public space pp. 812-828

Friederike Landau-Donnelly and Martin Zebracki

‘All our eggs in one basket’: touristification and displacement amidst the pandemic in Seville, Spain pp. 829-849

Jaime Jover, María Barrero-Rescalvo and Ibán Díaz-Parra

(Dis)trust and (defunding) the police pp. 850-868

David Jenkins

Democratising cities: introduction pp. 869-889

Kurt Iveson and Amanda Tattersall

Bridging the gaps between demos and kratos: broad-based community organising and political institutional infrastructure in London, UK pp. 890-904

Jane Wills

‘Moving from protest to policy’: civil society responses to carceral governance pp. 905-924

Madeleine Pill

Faithful democracy: synthesising religious and political practice in the Sydney Alliance pp. 925-941

Rosemary Hancock

Participatory budgeting as democratization? The post-bankruptcy democratization of Vallejo, California pp. 942-961

Mark Davidson

Urban people power strategies in a connected world: exploring the patterns of practice, exchange, translation and learning pp. 962-984

Amanda Tattersall and Kurt Iveson

Practicing urban citizenship: housing justice activism from Jakarta’s margins pp. 985-1006

Dian Tri Irawaty, Helga Leitner and Eric Sheppard

Reinvented acts of citizenship in Hong Kong: young people's pursuit of democracy through autonomy in everyday life pp. 1007-1029

Lai Ling Lam

Objects, memories, and storytelling: experiments in narrating ideas of home pp. 1030-1051

Aya Nassar, Mayada Madbouly, Azza Ezzat, Abeer Abazeed, Nayera Abdelrahman Soliman, Menna Agha, Chihab El Khachab, Amira Elwakil, Laila Mourad and Mai Taha

The Real Faces of the Royal Borough: from academic research to art exhibition pp. 1052-1069

Sharda Rozena and Nevada Lynn

Planning in and against the urban commons pp. 1070-1074

Johan Pries

Volume 27, issue 3-4, 2023

Polycritical city? pp. 271-274

David Madden

Urban way of life as survival: navigating everyday life in a pluriversal global south pp. 275-293

Prince K Guma, Mwangi Mwaura, Eunice Wanjiku Njagi and Jethron Ayumbah Akallah

Squeezed in and pushed out: dual and contradictory displacements in Santa Ana, CA pp. 294-320

J. Revel Sims and Carolina S. Sarmiento

Popular cartography: collaboratively mapping the territorial practices of/with the urban margin in Mumbai pp. 321-346

Min Tang and Viviana d’Auria

Critical geographies of occupation, trespass and squatting pp. 347-359

Samuel Burgum and Alexander Vasudevan

Radical difference in ‘transitional commoning’: hidden histories of London’s squats to co-ops pp. 360-376

Mara Ferreri

Eurhythmisation and organisational rites of housing squats in Rome pp. 377-393

Margherita Grazioli

Take back the city: occupation, housing activism, and digital/material contention in post-crash Dublin pp. 394-412

Maedhbh Nic Lochlainn

Cracking buildings, cracking capitalism: antagonism, affect, and the importance of squatting for housing justice pp. 413-432

Rowan Tallis Milligan

“We kind of created our own scene”: a geography of the Brixton Rebel Dykes pp. 433-447

Milo Miller

The structural violence of spatial transformation: urban development and the more-than-neoliberal state in the Global South pp. 448-463

Himanshu Burte and Lalitha Kamath

Structural violence and the urban politics of hope in Ankara, Turkey pp. 464-482

Mustafa Kemal Bayırbağ, Seth Schindler and Mehmet Penpecioğlu

Structural violence in much more than neoliberal times: the case of slum redevelopment in Mumbai pp. 483-500

Amita Bhide

Structural violence and the subversion of participatory planning—the struggle for the Warwick Market in Durban, South Africa pp. 501-519

Brij Maharaj

Examining slow and spectacular forms of violence through the politics of redevelopment in Kamathipura pp. 520-540

Ratoola Kundu and Shivani Satija

The conflict over urban land in Vila Autódromo, Rio de Janeiro: mediation through violence pp. 541-559

Pedro Novais and Camilla Lobino

Introduction: boom, crisis and politics of Swiss franc mortgages in Eastern Europe: comparing trajectories of dependent financialization of housing pp. 560-578

Agnes Gagyi and Marek Mikuš

Moral economies of housing in post-boom Croatia: Swiss franc loans crisis and politics of housing financialization pp. 579-598

Petra Rodik and Marek Mikuš

FX mortgages in Hungary: political crisis and capitalist reconstruction pp. 599-617

Agnes Gagyi

From laissez-faire lending to the marketization of litigation: the case of Swiss franc debtors in Poland pp. 618-635

Mathias Sosnowski Krabbe

CHF-indexed housing debts in Serbia: dependent financialization, housing precarity and housing struggles pp. 636-653

Ana Vilenica, Milan Škobić and Nemanja Pantović

Gillett Square Stories pp. 654-670

Don Travis and Wayne Crichlow

Zoorabad, a neighbourhood on the shoulders of the urban poor pp. 671-680

Pegah Behroozi Nobar

Racialized policing as urban growth strategy pp. 681-685

Madeleine Hamlin

Performing community and claiming power in a split field: a review of Contesting Community pp. 686-690

Julian B. Hartman

Volume 27, issue 1-2, 2023

rural hauntings, urban spectres: lyrical reflections of a border dweller pp. 1-14

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez

Care-full co-curation: critical urban placemaking for more-than-human futures pp. 15-38

Jaz Hee-jeong Choi, Kit Braybrooke and Laura Forlano

Apocalypse and utopia in the salvagepunk metropolis pp. 39-55

Japhy Wilson

Negative urbanism: unknowability, illegibility and ambivalence in the platform city pp. 56-75

David Bissell

Communal interaction and creativity as revolution: resistance to corporate landlords by regulated tenants pp. 76-105

Sharda Rozena

That other pandemic: COVID-19 as Bogeyman and the rise of urban dystopias pp. 106-136

José Edgardo A. Gomez Jr.

Paper struggles: documents, inscriptions, and citizenship negotiations in Delhi pp. 137-161

Sanjeev Routray

‘I’ve always felt these spaces were ours’: disability activism and austerity capitalism pp. 162-189

Debbie Humphry

Autistic cities: critical urbanism and the politics of neurodiversity pp. 190-208

Alberto Vanolo

Responsibilizing renovation: governing strategies and resistance in the context of the transformation of Swedish housing policy pp. 209-231

Håkan Thörn and Dominika V. Polanska

In the meanwhile or as a gamble: juxtaposing incremental building in informal settlements of Cape Town and Delhi pp. 232-246

Geetika Anand

From graves to gardens: Berlin’s changing cemeteries pp. 247-261

Samuel Holleran

Understanding the expression of (in)security, (in)equality and (in)justice in the nuclear suburbs of Pittsburgh pp. 262-266

Sabine Ameer

Post-Fordism and urban inequality: the case of Johannesburg pp. 267-269

Richard Ballard