Whereas until recently, the topic of infrastructure was practically invisible, studies of the
spaces, landscapes, and geographies of infrastructure now abound, and for many critical …

This introduction provides an initial approach to the conceptual framework of infrastructural
harm. It draws upon existing scholarship to discuss infrastructures as relational …

Drawing on fieldwork in the West Bank (2007–2016) with engineers building sewage
infrastructures for the would-be Palestinian state, I make a three-pronged argument. First, I …

Like other fields, Urban Geography has experienced an 'infrastructural turn'(Graham, 2009,
p. 10) over the past two decades or so. This is in part because of the 'infrastructure …

In cities of the Global South, universal physical access to networked infrastructures, such as
electricity and water, is often presented as enabling the reduction of social and spatial …

We are beginning to understand change dynamics in fairly stable environments, but these
principles break down in disruptive environments. Along comes Donald to provide the …

Sewage management is crucial to the functioning of cities, yet, in the global North, seldom
acknowledged in public. Wastewater infrastructures are mainly hidden underground and …

Technologies called infrastructures are often considered to be inherently and opaquely
political, but how they exert their politics has been both empirically and conceptually …

Although material components of digital infrastructure stacks are often understood as
operating through platforms or protocols in a smoothly interconnected way, their expansion …

This paper investigates the entanglements of waste infrastructures and harm in the wider
Athens region. It focuses on Fyli landfill, which is currently the only formal waste …