COVID‐19 has stimulated renewed societal and academic debate about the future of cities
and urban life. Future visons have veered from the 'death of the city'to visual renderings and …

Density is at the centre of urban change, and is often politicised. Building on Geographical
and Urban scholarship, we set out a critical approach to understanding density through a …

The plurality and subjectivity of peace means that transitions from war are contested–ie
permeated by conflicts between previously warring antagonists who want to (re) order …

In For a Liberatory Politics of Home, Michele Lancione questions accepted understandings
of home and homelessness to offer a radical proposition: homelessness cannot be solved …

This special issue explores geographies of peace in violently contested cities–cities where
the socio-political order is contested by actors who use violence and repression to either …

Abstract In April 2022 UKRI (UK Research and Innovation) announced that all books must
be open access from January 2024 onwards. If the UKRI proposals are formalised as part of …

At the messy interfaces between partial networks, regular failures, and everyday 'gap filling',
a rich body of scholarship has emerged. Straddling anthropology, geography, and …

Urban geographers have been pursuing divergent theoretical projects. Some have pushed
urban theory to become ageographical, the goal being to search out and explain of a …

Urbanisation is changing landscapes, social relations and everyday lives across the globe.
But urbanisation is also changing the ways democracy is understood and practiced …

At the heart of this Special Feature is a commitment to re-thinking the geographies of
occupation, trespass and squatting. The interventions gathered below place particular …