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📣 Call for Papers!
We are pleased to circulate a call for papers for a Journal-led Special Issue of Urban Geography, Comparative Urban Research at the Authoritarian Turn, edited by @nitin_bathla, Sarah Moser, and Julie Ren.
5️⃣ Consent, aspiration, affect, and majoritarian belonging
6️⃣ Urban spaces of refusal, solidarity, care, and democratic experimentation
To apply, submit an abstract of 300 words, together with a short biographical note, to [email protected] by 31st October, 2026.
You can find more information, including key dates and more on what we're looking for here ➡️ urbangeographyjournal.org/ne…
Volume 47, 6 is out!
This issue features a diverse set of articles from AI and quantum computing to urban signage and cemeteries. Our pieces address how digital technologies and material histories shape who belongs in the city.
Read it at urbangeographyjournal.org/jo…
📃 Over the past week, we've been busy putting out new content for you. Our five latest articles trace how urban power operates, from policing and party politics to infrastructure and inclusion.
4️⃣ "'But we don't know, it could come back' temporalities and times of the Unbuilt Lamu Coal Power Plant," by Wairimu Gathimba & Jonathan Silver
5️⃣ "The path and multi-level dependencies of three second-tier European cities – challenges to local social inclusion efforts," by Jenny Kunhardt, Katharina Kullmann, Eduardo Barberis et. al
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📔 The latest two articles of Urban Geography look at how we sense and surveil urban space, from the smells and sounds of a post-industrial Italian neighborhood to the mapping of homeless encampments in Salt Lake City, USA.
🚨 New issue alert: 47, 4
A special issue titled "Placemaking and the Blues in Racialized, Ethnic, and Immigrant Neighborhoods".
The issue explores the intersection of placemaking, cultural expression, and spatial justice within marginalized and immigrant neighborhoods. Through several case studies, authors examine how communities navigate structural inequalities to reclaim and shape urban environments.
