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Volume 26, issue 5-6, 2022

Don’t write to ‘us’ pp. 751-754

Lindsay Sawyer

Politics of maintenance and care: Rosa Luxemburg’s commonplace urban theorizing pp. 755-770

Agata Lisiak

Radical unknowability: an essay on solidarities and multiform urban life pp. 771-790

AbdouMaliq Simone and Vanesa Castán Broto

Incorporation of urban differences in Tokyo, Mexico City, and Los Angeles pp. 791-819

Naomi C. Hanakata, Monika Streule and Christian Schmid

Rethinking the city with Bourdieu’s trialectic pp. 820-830

Loïc Wacquant

Pandemics and geoarbitrage: digital nomadism before and after COVID-19 pp. 831-847

Max Holleran

Hesitant migration to emergent cities: Angola’s intentional urbanism of the ‘centralidades’ pp. 848-869

Cristina Udelsmann Rodrigues

Urban elite on the fringes of the growth coalition: homeowners’ selective opposition to urban transformation in Istanbul pp. 870-887

Ladin Bayurgil

Land of sand: reclaiming the sea, landscapes and lives in Malacca, Malaysia pp. 888-910

Laura Cipriani

Law, the city and the poor: a roadmap pp. 911-928

Moniza Rizzini Ansari and Carolina Amadeo

Territorial dispossession under financialised capitalism and its discontents: insurgent spatialities and legal forms pp. 929-946

Raquel Rolnik, Carolina Amadeo and Moniza Rizzini Ansari

Governing Gurgaon as a financial investment pp. 947-962

Priya S. Gupta

Circumventing the investor-friendly city and displaceability in Maputo’s street economy space pp. 963-982

Vera Polido Baeta, Beacon Mbiba and Georgia Butina-Watson

The Brighton Homeless Bill of Rights pp. 983-997

David Thomas

Between urban commons and touristification: radical and conservative uses of the law in post-austerity Southern Italy pp. 998-1011

Veronica Pecile

The “right to the city centre”: political struggles of street vendors in Belo Horizonte, Brazil pp. 1012-1028

Mara Nogueira and Hyun Bang Shin

A double movement of enclosure and commons: commoning Emek movie theatre in three acts pp. 1029-1044

Begüm Özden Fırat

Securing the port against the Black poor in Buenaventura, Colombia pp. 1045-1062

Johanna del Pilar Cortes-Nieto

‘Everyday’ planning in the Anthropocene pp. 1063-1066

Danielle Zoe Rivera

Pragmatic environmentalism and democratic life pp. 1067-1071

Derek S. Denman

Is it true that we’re actually living in separate universes? pp. 1072-1077

Ihnji Jon

Volume 26, issue 4, 2022

Tired city: on the politics of urban exhaustion pp. 559-561

David Madden

Redefining the role of urban studies Early Career Academics in the post-COVID-19 university pp. 562-586

Nabeela Ahmed, Alexander G. Baker, Akash Bhattacharya, Sally Cawood, Ana Julia Cabrera Pacheco, Mallo Maren Daniel, Matheus Grandi, Christian O. Grimaldo-Rodríguez, Prince K. Guma, Victoria Habermehl, Katie Higgins, Lutfun Nahar Lata, Minsi Liu, Christopher Luederitz, Soha Macktoom, Rachel Macrorie, Lorena Melgaço, Inés Morales, Elsa Noterman, Gwilym Owen, Basirat Oyalowo, Ben Purvis, Enora Robin, Lindsay Sawyer, Jessica Terruhn, Hita Unnikrishnan, Thomas Verbeek, Claudia Villegas and Linda Westman

‘Don’t wake papa bear!’ Understanding media representations of landlord-tenant relations pp. 587-609

Danielle Kerrigan

New York’s housing justice movement: facing the COVID eviction cliff edge pp. 610-629

Glyn Robbins

‘Squat City’: Dublin’s temporary autonomous zone. Considering the temporality of autonomous geographies pp. 630-645

Rachel McArdle

Building a DIY skatepark and doing politics hands-on pp. 646-663

Mikko Kyrönviita and Antti Wallin

Evangelists of the urban future. A decolonial critique of the smart city narrative in Santiago de Chile pp. 664-683

Paola Jirón, Walter Imilan and Eduardo Osterling

From the smart city to urban justice in a digital age pp. 684-705

Marit Rosol and Gwendolyn Blue

The empty city: COVID-19 and the apocalyptic imagination pp. 706-722

Lucas Pohl

The landscape approach to planetary urbanization: beyond the planetary urbanization approach pp. 723-744

Tauri Tuvikene, Raili Nugin, Kadri Kasemets, Tarmo Pikner, Anu Printsmann, Karin Dean and Hannes Palang

Rethinking ‘elsewhere’ pp. 745-750

Amy Y. Zhang

Volume 26, issue 2-3, 2022

Urban phantasmagorias pp. 191-198

Brandi Summers

Rent gap governance pp. 199-223

Bjarke Skærlund Risager

Cladding and community pp. 224-242

Frances Brill

Building a secure city pp. 243-260

Fernando Tamayo and Libardo Ariza

Urban futures pp. 261-280

Austin Zeiderman and Katherine Dawson

From wastelands to waiting lands pp. 281-303

Ross Beveridge, Markus Kip and Heike Oevermann

Time and symbols in the contentious city pp. 304-315

Vincenzo Ruggiero

Degrowth and the city pp. 316-345

Karl Krähmer

‘Throwntogetherness’ in hostile environments pp. 346-358

Anna Gawlewicz and Oren Yiftachel

For postsecular space pp. 359-372

Giuseppe Carta

Class(ify)ing Christianity in Singapore pp. 373-384

Orlando Woods and Lily Kong

Throwntogetherness in the context of Brexit: Diverse community spaces in the East End of Glasgow pp. 385-396

Anna Gawlewicz

A work-in-progress politics of space pp. 397-410

Shawn Bodden

Thrownapartness – a view from Al-Quds/Jerusalem pp. 411-421

Huda Abuzaid and Oren Yiftachel

Throwntogetherness in Dhaka: rethinking urban planning pp. 422-432

Tanjil Sowgat and Shilpi Roy

Epilogue pp. 433-438

Ruth Fincher

Gentrification through the ages pp. 439-449

Tim Verlaan and Cody Hochstenbach

The long history of gentrification in Vienna, 1890–2020 pp. 450-472

Justin Kadi and Walter Matznetter

The ‘blemish of the past': (un)usual paths of gentrification in a Mediterranean city throughout history pp. 473-495

Teresa Graziano

From hippies to yuppies: marginal gentrification in Amsterdam’s Jordaan and De Pijp neighbourhoods 1960–1990* pp. 496-518

Tim Verlaan and Aimée Albers

Touristification and displacement. The long-standing production of Venice as a tourist attraction pp. 519-541

Giacomo-Maria Salerno

Postscript pp. 542-552

Tahl Kaminer

Understanding Black feminist spatial politics in Atlanta’s public housing pp. 553-557

Samantha Thompson

Correction pp. ei-eii

The Editors

Volume 26, issue 1, 2022

The porous urban pp. 1-5

Yimin Zhao

Displacement on the Lancaster West Estate in London before, during, and after the Grenfell fire pp. 6-27

Sharda Rozena

Good and bad concrete pp. 28-50

Anastasiya Halauniova

Unmapping green space pp. 51-73

Alva Zalar and Johan Pries

Correcting market failure? Stalled regeneration and the state subsidy gap pp. 74-95

Neil Gray

Teatro Oficina pp. 96-118

Jeroen Stevens

Crowds, communities, (post)capitalism and the sharing economy pp. 119-127

Filippo Celata and Filip Stabrowski

Crowd control pp. 128-141

Philip Ashton and Rachel Weber

Political organizing and narrative framing in the sharing economyAirbnb host clubs in New York City pp. 142-159

Filip Stabrowski

Home-sharing as transnational moorings pp. 160-178

Albert Arias-Sans, Alan Quaglieri-Domínguez and Antonio Paolo Russo

Public green pp. 179-186

Gaby Steiner

Curating cartographic modernity: politics and aesthetics pp. 187-190

Chhandita Das and Priyanka Tripathi