We live in the era of the knowledge-based economy, and this has major implications for the
ways in which states, cities and even supranational political units are spatially planned …

Armed forces in urban areas are a very visible source of socio‐spatial and urban change.
Even in contemporary cities 'at peace', this presence and ensuing changes can be wide …

Over the last 3 decades, while ethnography has arguably become a popular and legitimate
method to study geopolitics among geographers, anthropologists have increasingly turned …

In this paper, we analyze the racialized burden of toxicity in the US as a case study of what
we call “domestic geopolitics.” Drawing on the case studies of Badin, North Carolina, and …

In contrast to the increasingly repressive migration policies at national and supranational
scales, new pro-migrant policies, networks, and practices of support have been initiated at …

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 …

This article explores urbicide during Europe's largest ongoing war of the 21st century.
Urbicide in Ukraine is not just another story in a long list of well-covered destroyed cities; it …

This essay advances an affective agenda in urban geopolitics that studies the everyday felt
experience of urban terrorism. It takes as examples the relations between the spatial politics …

ABSTRACT In 2018, the International Organization for Migration stated that 'migration has
nearly become synonymous with urbanization, given the dominance of the city as the …

Abstract Until 24 February 2022, when Russia launched its full‐scale attack on Ukraine,
Mariupol, like many other Ukrainian government‐controlled cities in the country's eastern …