City

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): Bob Catterall

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The security-threat-community pp. 699-723: David Coyles
Territorialising social movements pp. 724-736: Athina Arampatzi
How do we not go back to the factory? pp. 737-753: Anthony M. Jimenez and Timothy W. Collins
Wrecking London’s skyline? pp. 754-768: Günter Gassner
Designed to improve? pp. 769-778: Anna Richter, Hanna Katharina Göbel and Monika Grubbauer
A critique of the new ‘social architecture’ debate pp. 779-788: Nina Gribat and Sandra Meireis
In search of authenticity pp. 789-799: Monika Grubbauer
The shotgun of selective belonging pp. 800-812: Graham Owen
Consultant social design, austerity and citizenry pp. 813-821: Guy Julier
Building social? More like designing to afford contestation pp. 822-835: Marcus Willcocks
Users with/out bodies pp. 836-848: Hanna Katharina Göbel
Choreographing architecture pp. 849-859: Sandra Uskoković
Inoperative design pp. 860-871: Camillo Boano and Giorgio Talocci
Socialising design? From consumption to production pp. 872-882: Fran Tonkiss
Transitioning around the elephant in the room pp. 883-893: Louise Crabtree
Towards the dis-alienation, democratisation and humanisation of housing pp. 894-898: Melissa Fernández Arrigoitia
The visible, the invisible and the ‘in-between’ in the politics of city branding pp. 899-901: Cecilia Pasquinelli
Commoning in the 21st-century city pp. 902-906: Lila Leontidou

Editors' note pp. 529-529: Korinna Thielen and Bob Catterall
Reframing housing struggles pp. 530-549: Miguel Pérez
Quito, a World Heritage City or a city to live in? pp. 550-567: Diana Burgos-Vigna
How material objects become ? pp. 568-579: Laura Lieto
Constructing Asia pp. 580-586: Eli Elinoff, Malini Sur and Brenda S. A. Yeoh
Concrete and corruption pp. 587-596: Eli Elinoff
The blue urban: colouring and constructing Kolkata pp. 597-606: Malini Sur
On the materialities of air pp. 607-613: Joshua Comaroff
Distributing destruction pp. 614-621: Waqas H. Butt
Phnom Penh’s vertical turn pp. 622-631: Sylvia Nam
in Vasai Virar pp. 632-640: George Jose
Bangladeshi construction workers and the politics of (im)mobility in Singapore pp. 641-649: Brenda S.A. Yeoh, Grace Baey, Maria Platt and Kellynn Wee
Slow construction pp. 650-662: Victoria Nguyen
The wrong side of the tracks pp. 663-671: Timothy Karis
Between equal rights force decides? pp. 672-681: Katharina Bodirsky
A Detroit story of maps, races and optimistic visions for the future pp. 682-684: Marco Santangelo
Revisiting the urban cosmos—an intervention into the politics of urban assemblages pp. 685-689: Laura Kemmer

Editorial: A geology of Marx? pp. 249-252: Pushpa Arabindoo
Spectacular, realisable and ‘everyday’ pp. 253-270: Erik Jönsson and Ståle Holgersen
Transnational urban heritage? pp. 271-292: Maximilian Sternberg
The social capital of urban activism pp. 293-311: Katherine VanHoose and Federico Savini
On alternative smart cities pp. 312-328: Colin McFarlane and Ola Söderström
#boulietacks pp. 329-347: Peter Chambers and Thomas Andrews
The imaginative struggles of Europe pp. 348-366: Caspar Pearson
That which is not a mosque pp. 367-387: Luiza Bialasiewicz
The Calais Jungle pp. 388-404: Oli Mould
Gentrification in the mesh? pp. 405-419: Paolo Cardullo
Introduction: Enclosures and discontents pp. 420-427: Lisa Tilley, Ashok Kumar and Thomas Cowan
The golden ‘salto mortale’ in the era of crisis pp. 428-447: Charalampos Tsavdaroglou, Konstantinos Petrakos and Vasiliki Makrygianni
Farming the front line pp. 448-465: Ron J. Smith and Martin Isleem
Luddites in the Congo? pp. 466-482: Judith Verweijen
The smell of blood pp. 483-502: Philip Proudfoot
Primitive accumulation in indigenous Mexico pp. 503-519: Ana Julia Cabrera Pacheco
The other side of the mountain, facing the urban landscape pp. 520-523: Ileana Pătru-Stupariu
The awakening of civil society in Eastern Europe pp. 524-527: Dieter Rink

Editorial: From margins to centres … pp. 95-103: Andrea Gibbons
LIFE in a ZOO pp. 104-126: Matthew Thompson
The city and its margins pp. 127-134: Tatiana Thieme, Michele Lancione and Elisabetta Rosa
Going in, out, through pp. 135-150: Michele Lancione and Elisabetta Rosa
The margins ‘in-between’ pp. 151-163: Silvia Aru, Maurizio Memoli and Matteo Puttilli
Urban ethnography and the margins at the centre pp. 164-177: Tung-Yi Kho
Showing ‘heart’ through ethnography pp. 178-189: William Monteith
Space as method pp. 190-206: Yimin Zhao
Journeys of the I and we pp. 207-218: Kavita Ramakrishnan
Navigating and negotiating ethnographies of urban hustle in Nairobi slums pp. 219-231: Tatiana Thieme
Start-ups and the entrepreneurial city pp. 232-239: Donald McNeill
The spaces that anti-blackness makes pp. 240-244: Ted Rutland
It matters who is walking pp. 245-248: Andrea Gibbons

Editorial: A catastrophic event pp. 1-5: David J. Madden
Global cities at any cost pp. 6-24: Joshua K. Leon
An intensifying and elite city pp. 25-46: Niall Cunningham and Mike Savage
Towards a paradigm of Southern urbanism pp. 47-64: Seth Schindler
Claiming the university for critical urbanism pp. 65-80: Jean-Paul D. Addie
Gentrification is everywhere pp. 81-83: Paul Waley
In praise of visceral urbanism pp. 84-86: Michele Acuto
Urban resilience in an age of neoliberalization pp. 87-89: Joshua Evans
Nurturing the tree of sustainable urban future for Kumasi, Ghana pp. 90-94: Stephen Kofi Diko