City

2000 - 2025

Current editor(s): Bob Catterall

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Editorial: Trump’s inauguration of counter-revolution? More groundings pp. 773-778: Bob Catterall
Urban eco-geopolitics pp. 779-799: Marcelo Lopes de Souza
Unprecedented natures? pp. 800-821: Pushpa Arabindoo
Infrastructural gap pp. 822-831: Dimitris Dalakoglou
Urban regeneration ‘from the bottom up’ pp. 832-844: Chiara Rabbiosi
as seen from France pp. 845-862: Marie-Hélène Bacqué and Amélie Flamand
Linking race, the value of land and the value of life pp. 863-879: Andrea Gibbons
The incredible shrinking Japan pp. 880-903: Fernando Ortiz-Moya and Nieves Moreno
Endpiece: From LA to Standing Rock and beyond: A holistic reading of confluences pp. 904-910: Andrea Gibbons and Debbie Humphry

Editorial: Trumped? Some groundings pp. 655-662: Bob Catterall
Revisiting the urban frontier through the case of New Kvillebäcken, Gothenburg pp. 663-684: Catharina Thörn and Helena Holgersson
Bad banks and the urban political economy of financialization pp. 685-699: Michael Byrne
The meaning of the park pp. 700-718: Nils C. Kumkar
‘Gentrification’ as a grid of meaning pp. 719-736: Alex Werth and Eli Marienthal
Thinking against the sovereignty of the concept pp. 737-754: Nasser Abourahme and Omar Jabary-Salamanca
Vanity and violence pp. 755-771: Stephen Graham

Editorial: Grounding technical democracy and critical urban studies pp. 517-522: Bob Catterall
Contortions of the unconsolidated pp. 523-538: Adam Bobbette
Technical democracy as a challenge to urban studies pp. 539-548: Ignacio Farías and Anders Blok
Devising hybrid forums pp. 549-562: Ignacio Farías
Interfaces of informality pp. 563-580: Eduardo Ascensão
Cultivating torment pp. 581-601: Jonathan Metzger
Assembling urban riskscapes pp. 602-618: Anders Blok
Urban accessibility issues pp. 619-636: Tomás Sánchez Criado and Marcos Cereceda Otárola
Very particular, or rather universal? Gentrification through the lenses of Ghertner and López-Morales pp. 637-644: Matthias Bernt
The future with Chinese characteristics pp. 645-649: Jonathan Crisman
Whiter than white pp. 650-653: Jonathan Moses

Editorial: Utopia on the edge? pp. 343-349: Bob Catterall
Black hole capitalism pp. 350-367: Japhy Wilson and Manuel Bayón
Reimagining resilience pp. 368-388: Arpan Roy
Vertical noir pp. 389-406: Stephen Graham
Learning from Jerusalem pp. 407-411: Jonathan Rokem
Once there were Moroccans here—today Americans pp. 412-427: Hila Zaban
Between discrimination and stabilization pp. 428-440: Oren Shlomo
Political infrastructure and the politics of infrastructure pp. 441-454: Amina Nolte
Jerusalem as a paradigm pp. 455-471: Camillo Boano
Beyond incommensurability pp. 472-482: Jonathan Rokem
The Aleph—Jerusalem as critical learning pp. 483-494: Oren Yiftachel
The London’s Housing Crisis and its Activisms Conference, associated with CITY’s Special Feature (issue 20.2) pp. 495-506: Debbie Humphry
Occupation from below: squatting within, against and beyond pp. 507-511: David M. Bell
Rethinking the urban crisis in Flint, Michigan pp. 512-516: Benjamin J. Pauli

Editorial: ‘This place is pre-something … ’ pp. 175-179: Bob Catterall
Europe’s last frontier: The spatialities of the refugee crisis pp. 180-185: Dimitris Dalakoglou
Singaporean ‘spaces of hope?’ pp. 186-203: Jason Luger
London's housing crisis and its activisms pp. 204-221: Paul Watt and Anna Minton
The housing crisis and London pp. 222-237: Michael Edwards
A view from the top pp. 238-255: Luna Glucksberg
The housing crisis pp. 256-270: Anna Minton, Michela Pace and Henrietta Williams
The London clearances pp. 271-277: Simon Elmer and Geraldine Dening
Complete control pp. 278-286: Jerry Flynn
‘Regeneration’ and ‘consultation’ at a Lambeth council estate pp. 287-291: Pam Douglas and Joanne Parkes
Building urban power from housing crisis pp. 292-296: Jacob Wills
A nomadic war machine in the metropolis pp. 297-320: Paul Watt
Speculating on London's housing future pp. 321-341: Joe Beswick, Georgia Alexandri, Michael Byrne, Sònia Vives-Miró, Desiree Fields, Stuart Hodkinson and Michael Janoschka

Editorial: ‘Planetary’ urbanisation: insecure foundations, the commodification of knowledge, and paradigm shift pp. 1-9: Bob Catterall
Propositions for more just urban public spaces pp. 10-31: Setha Low and Kurt Iveson
Flooding the sanitary city pp. 32-51: Sophie Schramm
Migration and the city pp. 52-60: Panos Hatziprokopiou, Yannis Frangopoulos and Nicola Montagna
Migrant economies and everyday spaces in Athens in times of crisis pp. 61-74: Panos Hatziprokopiou and Yannis Frangopoulos
Migrants’ settlement in two central neighborhoods of Athens pp. 75-90: Dimitris Balampanidis and Iris Polyzos
The contestation of space in Milan's Chinatown pp. 91-100: Nicola Montagna
Business activities of immigrants from Turkey and the former Yugoslavia in Vienna pp. 101-115: Josef Kohlbacher and Ursula Reeger
Transitory community hubs pp. 116-129: Edda Ostertag
Afro-Colombian integration in mestizo cities pp. 130-141: Jorge Ivan Bula Escobar
Can resilience be redeemed? pp. 142-142: Zac Taylor and Alex Schafran
Can resilience be redeemed? pp. 143-151: Geoff DeVerteuil and Oleg Golubchikov
Rethinking resilience as capacity to endure pp. 152-160: Tim Schwanen
Resilience is not enough pp. 161-166: Kate Driscoll Derickson
The paradoxical slum pp. 167-170: Sukriti Issar
Comparing relational urbanism pp. 171-173: Colin McFarlane