The idea of concentrated poverty has long held a prominent place in understandings of
racial and class inequality in American cities. While the spatial concentration of the poor is …

This article examines the different ways in which local civil society has responded to
refugees and asylum seekers in different parts of Wales in the wake of the recent" refugee …

This paper aims to unpack the relational dimension of place and placemaking by analysing
how creative actions underpin relational values towards socio-spatial restoration in the …

The persistence of vacant land in urban areas exhibits geographic unevenness. While
central cities have experienced waves of reinvestment over the past decades, vacant lands …

As demand for energy is growing and resources become scarcer, energy increasingly
becomes the site of heated controversies. In Latour's terms, energy turns from a “matter of …

The built environment can have a major impact on people's economic prospects, health and
wellbeing, and affect their everyday lived experiences. Additionally, due to their high costs …

Urban India is undergoing transformation as formal electoral politics increasingly favors the
new middle class. Scholarship tends to compartmentalize the politics of the new middle …

This chapter explores spatial consequence of the mobility of goods: the distribution centre.
As part of the logistics chain, the distribution centre is a short-term dwelling place for goods …

Stakeholder involvement in land management has been considered in both normative and
analytical terms, but often in an undifferentiated way. The article aims to compare these two …

For many migrants and refugees, place provides a common sense of territorial identity
despite these groups having roots elsewhere. Using the case of the Hmong diaspora, the …