Drawing on GenUrb's comparative research undertaken in mid-2020 with communities in
five cities—Cochabamba, Bolivia, Delhi, India, Georgetown, Guyana, Ibadan, Nigeria, and …

ABSTRACT COVID-19 has provoked what seems to be an unprecedented rupture of life as
we knew it. This article draws out key insights into the ways solidarity infrastructures were …

Vacations are known to foster well-being outcomes, yet few researchers have accounted for
the influence of individual attributes such as gender, residential setting, or cultural context …

In this article, I analyse intermingling economically productive and reproductive work at the
global and local scale through the lens of how remittances are folded into the communal …

In this article, I examine the definition of resistance given by a favela woman from Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil—Lucia Cabral—and its epistemological potential for urban theory. From a …

Between 2014 and 2020, the city of Chicago sold hundreds of city-owned lots for a dollar to
property owners across its South and West Side neighborhoods through the Large Lots …

One of the main preoccupations of contemporary (feminist) urban theory is to conceptualize
social reproduction, infrastructures, and everyday as the constitutive elements of the …

The 'Rebel Dykes' scene broadly refers to a network of punk anarchist feminists who first
came together in the 1980s and were primarily based in squats in the south London …

Bourdieu in the City is an expression of Loïc Wacquant's 'scientific regret'(p. 183) as well as
a rectification of this regret. The interplay of this double desire renders the book an …

This article is primarily a review of international research-based literatures that explore the
three areas of genders, sexualities and cities and the intersections between them. Its …