The global infrastructure sector is thriving. But community opposition to major projects is also
rising. Australian examples demonstrate the policy backflips, reputational pitfalls, and …

In this commentary, we argue that augmented concepts and research methods are needed
to comprehend hybrid urban governance reconfigurations that benefit market actors but …

'Smart cities' has become a hegemonic concept in urban discourses, despite substantial
criticism presented by scholarly research and activism. The aim of this research was to …

Introduction on a sweaty June after noon in 2011, fifty professionally dressed men and
women gathered at a construction site in Codman Square, a low-income neighborhood in …

The relation between politics, ontology, and space remains one of the most contested
concerns in human geography, often leading to a dismissal of ontology in favor of the …

In the face of uncertainty and rapid change, how governments at all scales remain valued by
society will depend on their ability to connect meaningfully, respond to challenges …

ABSTRACT Social Impact Assessment (SIA) facilitates sustainable and equitable
consideration of social issues in transport infrastructure planning. However, SIA practitioners …

The existing landscape of infrastructure governance discourses tends to focus on closing
“governance gaps” commonly based on fractured and opaque neoliberal planning and …

Experimentation with citizen participation in urban redevelopments is increasing worldwide.
This paper aims to scrutinise this trend through an in-depth case study of the decisions and …

In market societies, investors have played a key role in driving suburban densification.
However, the concentration of one-and two-bedroom apartments in suburban town centres …