City

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Volume 25, issue 5-6, 2021

Ja! Damit Berlin unser Zuhause bleibt! That Berlin will remain our home! حتى تظل برلين بيتنا Berlin evimiz kalsın diye! чтобы берлин оставался нашим домом Aby Berlin pozostał naszym domem! pp. 561-569

Anna Richter and Debbie Humphry

Sexualised advertising and the production of space in the city pp. 570-589

Emma Arnold

Beverley’s Story pp. 590-613

Loretta Lees and Beverley Robinson

Chasing the rent gap down on Edinburgh’s waterfront pp. 614-633

Hamish Kallin

The Pit of Shame pp. 634-651

Gülsüm Baydar and Selin Güngör

Governing cities as more-than-human entities pp. 652-670

Morgan Mouton and Melanie Rock

Off-cycle pp. 671-697

Meg Holden, Cédissia About, Claire Doussard, Hugo Rochard, Annika Airas and Apolline Poiroux

Commercial gentrification in Arnhem and Vienna pp. 698-719

Michael Friesenecker and Arnoud Lagendijk

Housing precarity pp. 720-739

Senyo Dotsey and Francesco Chiodelli

Urban mobilizations and municipal policies to un-make housing precarity pp. 740-763

Gabriele D’Adda

The right to public space during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 764-784

Elia Apostolopoulou and Danai Liodaki

A nostalgic look at bygone urban lifestyles in the TV series Pretend it’s a city pp. 785-790

Maciej Kowalewski

When the past, present and future of cities collide pp. 791-793

Federico Cugurullo

‘Power-difference couplings’ and white supremacy in the Rust Belt pp. 794-797

Akira Drake Rodriguez

The durability of deprivation pp. 798-802

Rachel Bok

A new grand narrative of decline pp. 803-807

Max Rousseau

Foregrounding racism as a cause of urban decline pp. 808-812

Jason Hackworth

Volume 25, issue 3-4, 2021

Moving between I and we: Care and collective work in City pp. 213-217

Andrea Gibbons

The case of Booker T. Washington High School pp. 218-234

Clare Cannon

When the (face)mask slips pp. 235-254

Aiko Ikemura Amaral, Gareth A. Jones and Mara Nogueira

Digital urban nature pp. 255-276

Timothy Moss, Friederike Voigt and Sören Becker

Children’s poetics of fragments in a riverside kampung in Yogyakarta, Indonesia pp. 277-302

Jorgen Doyle and Hannah Ekin

Thinking the city through work pp. 303-314

Katharina Knaus, Nina Margies and Hannah Schilling

Platformization in the third sector pp. 315-331

Eva Mos

‘Making ends meet’ by renting homes to strangers pp. 332-354

Kiley Goyette

Making translations, translating Making pp. 355-375

Samantha Cenere

Platform ‘glitch as surprise’ pp. 376-395

Kavita Dattani

Beyond the hype pp. 396-418

Zafeirenia Brokalaki and Roberta Comunian

Against the wall pp. 419-435

Anna Carastathis and Myrto Tsilimpounidi

Figuring crisis pp. 436-452

Julia Tulke

The more buffed, the more persistent pp. 453-473

Natalia Samutina and Oksana Zaporozhets

Negative curation and contested claims over the public visual landscape pp. 474-485

Susan Hansen

Images of belonging pp. 486-496

Paridhi Gupta

Visualising the right to protest pp. 497-509

Piyarat Panlee

Urban dialogues pp. 510-525

Sarah H. Awad

Crises and/of representations pp. 526-542

Konstantinos Avramidis

Subsidizing housing insecurity pp. 543-548

Prentiss A. Dantzler

Defying transience? On giving cosmopolitanism a chance pp. 549-552

Michele Acuto

Provincialising smart cities pp. 553-555

Paolo Cardullo

Exploring life in the shadows of fast urbanism pp. 556-560

Sarah Moser

Volume 25, issue 1-2, 2021

Making impact strange/making strange impact pp. 1-6

Ulises Moreno-Tabarez

The art of care pp. 7-26

Chandra Russo

Under the wire pp. 27-45

Katherine Dawson

Rethinking centrality pp. 46-66

Azat Zana Gündoğan

The strange case of earthquake risk mitigation in Istanbul pp. 67-87

Deniz Ay and Basak Demires Ozkul

Improving local governance with citizen engagement? pp. 88-107

Viktor Bensus

Visual criminology and lives lived in public space pp. 108-128

Kajsa Lundberg

Cities coping with COVID-19 pp. 129-170

David Simon, Angeles Arano, Mariana Cammisa, Beth Perry, Sara Pettersson, Jan Riise, Sandra Valencia, Michael Oloko, Tarun Sharma, Yutika Vora and Warren Smit

Ambivalent cosmopolitanism from above in Dubai pp. 171-186

Delphine Pagès-El Karoui

Indigenous urban life beyond city bounds: a more-than-urban approach pp. 187-192

Naama Blatman

Contextualizing the devaluation of homes in Black neighborhoods pp. 193-198

Bo McMillan

Cities consumed by greed pp. 199-203

Glyn Robbins

Integrating gender into spatial planning pp. 204-208

Henriette Bertram

How a map can dictate reality pp. 209-212

Sana Ahrar and Caitlin Flanagan