City

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Volume 23, issue 6, 2019

Editorial: Assault on the everyday pp. 695-696

Antonis Vradis

What makes city life meaningful is the things we hide pp. 697-713

Gareth Millington and Vladimir Rizov

Racialised postsocialist governance in Romania’s urban margins pp. 714-731

Dominic Teodorescu

Alternative creative spaces and neo-liberal urban transformations pp. 732-750

Robert G. Hollands

Making room for the extraeconomic pp. 751-773

Keith Harris

The photographic city pp. 774-791

Vladimir Rizov

I can smell Aleppo pp. 792-797

Ammar Azzouz

Debt in Islamic finance pp. 798-802

Vanessa Arapko

The unpredictability of the land beneath your feet pp. 803-807

Matthew H. McLeskey

Cities as feminist spaces? Towards experiments in thinking and living the urban differently pp. 808-810

Chanel Lange-Maney and Jacklyn Weier

Volume 23, issue 4-5, 2019

Editorial: Revolt, chronic disaster and hope pp. 405-410

Melissa Fernández Arrigoitia

Repeat photography and urban change pp. 411-438

Brian Doucet

Racialized housing unevenness in Cluj-Napoca under capitalist redevelopment pp. 439-460

Enikő Vincze and George Iulian Zamfir

Hegemonic building and the paradox of over-accumulation in the Central London office market pp. 461-482

Richard Barras

Who controls the city? pp. 483-504

Roger Ball, Clifford Stott, John Drury, Fergus Neville, Stephen Reicher and Sanjeedah Choudhury

Politics by design pp. 505-523

Laura Sara Wainer

The governance of mundane urban nuisances pp. 524-539

Andrew Clarke

The production of territorial stigmatisation pp. 540-563

Troels Schultz Larsen and Kristian Nagel Delica

Dealing with difference pp. 564-579

Christine Hudson, Torill Nyseth and Paul Pedersen

Time as infrastructure pp. 580-588

Natalia Besedovsky, Fritz-Julius Grafe, Hanna Hilbrandt and Hannes Langguth

Disrupting movements, synchronising schedules pp. 589-605

Hanna Baumann

The temporalities of financialization pp. 606-618

Fritz-Julius Grafe and Hanna Hilbrandt

Labour migration as a temporal practice in peripheral cities pp. 619-630

Ruth Coman, Monika Grubbauer and Jonas König

Contradictory time horizons of Durban energy piping in an era of looming climate chaos pp. 631-645

Patrick Bond

Decarbonising Rotterdam? pp. 646-657

Ivonne Elsner, Jochen Monstadt and Rob Raven

How maps make time pp. 658-672

Liz Koslov

A timely rapprochement between design scholarship and economization studies pp. 673-675

Koray Caliskan

Re-envisioning the global city’s future pp. 676-680

Jason Luger

How-to guide to the new city: learning from Africa's new towns pp. 681-685

Laurence Côté-Roy

China’s new towns pp. 686-689

Xuefei Ren

Black agency and food access: leaving the food desert narrative behind pp. 690-693

Maggie Dickinson

Volume 23, issue 3, 2019

Editorial: City of emergency pp. 281-284

David Madden

Insurgent planning? pp. 285-305

Clarissa F. Sampaio Freitas

Public space and citizenship in Mumbai pp. 306-326

Tanu Sankalia

Discovering a ‘post-revolutionary’ sense of place in China’s small commodity city of Yiwu pp. 327-341

Alison Hulme

Propositions for the emancipatory potential of urban spectacle pp. 342-365

Muna Guvenc

Graffiti takes its own space pp. 366-387

Gabriel Ortiz van Meerbeke and Bjørn Sletto

Scenes from an urban outside pp. 388-401

Alberto Vanolo

Private finance initiatives: London’s social housing in an increasingly financialised context pp. 402-404

Frances Brill

Volume 23, issue 2, 2019

Editorial: Anything is possible pp. 139-142

Melissa Fernandez Arrigoitia, Debbie Humphry and Anna Richter

Aesthetics of zero tolerance pp. 143-169

Emma Arnold

Enclosing autonomy pp. 170-188

Deanna Dadusc

Moving with masculine care in the city pp. 189-204

Julie Gamble and Cristen Dávalos

The city as an aesthetic space pp. 205-221

Mirza Tursić

Power relations, conflicts and everyday life in urban public space pp. 222-244

Dimitris Pettas

On the difficulty of agreeing upon a universal logic for city standards pp. 245-255

James Merricks White

From rogue sign to squatter symbol pp. 256-267

Amanda Wasielewski

Night: the final frontier? pp. 268-272

Michele Acuto

What a difference the night makes: towards new planetary urbanisms pp. 273-276

Natalie Marr

On the biogeoastronomical night and cautious theory pp. 277-280

Robert Shaw

Volume 23, issue 1, 2019

Urban refugees in a ‘non-Convention’ city pp. 1-16

Leonie Tuitjer and Quentin Batréau

There is no political agenda pp. 17-34

Derek Ruez and Trushna Parekh

Actually existing smart citizens pp. 35-52

Taylor Shelton and Thomas Lodato

Urban crisis as conservative bonding capital pp. 53-65

Jason Hackworth

Squatting and adverse possession pp. 66-82

Alaina De Biasi

The production of informality and everyday politics pp. 83-96

Nipesh Palat Narayanan

What would Ruth Glass do? pp. 97-106

Sam Johnson-Schlee

A tale of a Syrian city at war pp. 107-122

Ammar Azzouz

Renters' revolt pp. 123-127

Renee Tapp

Urban recalibrations and radical potentials pp. 128-132

Irit Katz

Contracting the Urban World pp. 133-138

Luciano Vettoretto