Environment and Planning C

1983 - 2024

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Volume 42, issue 8, 2024

New energy vehicles and the political geoecology of China’s Ecological Civilisation pp. 1317-1331

Pablo I Ampuero-Ruiz

What is the role of activism in air pollution politics? Understanding policy change in Poland pp. 1332-1351

Tomas Maltby, Sarah Birch, Adam Fagan and Mate Subašić

Contested port cities: Logistical frictions and civic mobilization in Genoa and Venice pp. 1352-1369

Francesca Savoldi

The transfer of eco-city concepts to China: A selective and gradual policy transfer style? pp. 1370-1386

Giulia C Romano

Blood, sweat and tears: On the corporeality of deportation pp. 1387-1404

Lisa Marie Borrelli and William Walters

Unfolding dispositifs: Attempts at digital business education in North Korea pp. 1405-1429

Thomas Wainwright, Ewald Kibler, Will Scott and Jukka-Pekka Heikkilä

Securing financial returns in politically uncertain worlds: Finance and urban water politics in Brazil pp. 1430-1447

Isadora A Cruxên

Intimate witnessing: Volunteer testimonies of everyday border violence pp. 1448-1465

Kavita Ramakrishnan and Luděk Stavinoha

Demystifying the Chinese local state: Planning and contesting urban growth at Hexi New Town, Nanjing pp. 1466-1482

Lili Wang

The eviction room: How Carolina Maria de Jesus can help us analyze migration, segregation, and the politics of citizenship in the city pp. 1483-1498

Diana Zacca Thomaz

Negotiating the border: Contending with constraints and creating opportunity from Venezuela to Peru pp. 1499-1514

Dena Aufseeser

Volume 42, issue 7, 2024

Geographical storylines and the Russian invasion of Ukraine: Narrative power and narrative taboos, a (difficult) conversation pp. 1105-1107

Luiza Bialasiewicz

The territorial taboo: Explaining the public aversion to negotiations in the Ukraine war support coalition pp. 1108-1127

Gerard Toal

Debating the war in Ukraine: In defense of the conventional wisdom pp. 1128-1132

Michael Kimmage

The moral and strategic clarity of supporting Ukraine’s self-defense: Why accepting Russian colonialism should remain a taboo pp. 1133-1138

Kseniya Oksamytna

How wars don’t end: A response to Gerard Toal’s analysis of ceasefire negotiations in Ukraine pp. 1139-1143

Veronica Anghel

Reply to commentaries pp. 1144-1149

Gerard Toal

Digital denizenship: Hindu nationalist architectures of digital closings and unbelonging in India pp. 1150-1169

Ekta Oza, Philippa Williams and Lipika Kamra

National sovereignty across city networks: Singapore and the diplomacy of a global city-state pp. 1170-1186

Ricardo Martinez and Tim Bunnell

A polluting war: Risk, experts, and the politics of monitoring wartime environmental harm in Eastern Ukraine pp. 1187-1206

Freek van der Vet

Territory, rights, and migrant justice: Undocumented first amendment rights, or the deterritorialization of rights access pp. 1207-1223

Jacob P Chamberlain

Another sign on the wall: Graffiti slogans between dissent and post-political dynamics pp. 1224-1241

Francesca Bragaglia

Collecting, assembling, ordering: Border politics and the invisible data work of asylum pp. 1242-1259

Lucrezia Canzutti and Claudia Aradau

De facto standstill: Ruination and deterioration in the Abkhazian borderlands pp. 1260-1275

Mikel J.H. Venhovens

Spaces of in/formality in the Turkish humanitarian field: Spatial and discursive practices impacting refugee women pp. 1276-1292

Tahire Erman and Aminath Nisha Zadhy-Çepoğlu

Is it worth a punt on pensions? A case study of three municipalities’ use of pension obligation bonds pp. 1293-1312

Mark Davidson

Corrigendum to “Insurgent climate adaptation in Santiago de Cali: Resisting and reshaping flood-risk resettlements†pp. 1313-1313

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Corrigendum to “Beyond displacement: The role of real-estate valuations in shaping urban displaceability†pp. 1314-1314

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Volume 42, issue 6, 2024

Masters of mankind: Negotiations, local powers and assessments for land acquisition for industrialisation in West Bengal pp. 905-924

Sattwick Dey Biswas

Bordering in the archives: An investigation into a digital archive of the Irish asylum and refugee determination pp. 925-940

Sasha Brown

The perfect (shit)storm: Discourses around the proposal to introduce a ‘climate passport’ in Germany pp. 941-957

Sarah Louise Nash

Dakar has lost its lungs: What the spatialised inequalities of waste can tell us about climate (im)mobilities pp. 958-973

Sarah Walker

Assemblages, cosmopolitics and controversies: Capturing the territorial and knowledge dimensions of infrastructural politics in Lebanon pp. 974-991

Jihad Farah

Architectures of discretion: Autohoteles and the fortified enclaves of Guatemala city pp. 992-1006

Kevin Lewis O’Neill

Settlement types, territorial discourse and the symbolic production of the ‘post-industrial town’ pp. 1007-1025

Jay Emery

Politics of “waiting for transformation†in protracted urban renewal projects in Turkey pp. 1026-1044

Deniz Ay and Mehmet Penpecioglu

Capturing planning: Politics of land based accumulation in Tehran pp. 1045-1063

Mojgan Taheri Tafti

Solutions in search of a problem: Opening policy windows for Business Improvement Districts in the Nordic countries pp. 1064-1081

Chiara Valli, Kristian Olesen and Peter Parker

Hong Kong’s new normal: Remaking authorized discourses of “special administration,†2017–2022 pp. 1082-1102

Jamie Peck, Chris Meulbroek and Dimitar Anguelov

Volume 42, issue 5, 2024

Repoliticizing the technological turn in sustainability governance: Moralities, power, space pp. 699-707

Daivi Rodima-Taylor, Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn and Nick Bernards

The politics and spaces of public-private partnerships in humanitarian tech innovations pp. 708-724

Clara Egger

Legitimacy and space in the use of technologies for environmental and social governance: The cases of human trafficking and COVID-19 contact tracing pp. 725-741

Tony Porter and Hina Rani

The veil of transparency: Blockchain and sustainability governance in global supply chains pp. 742-760

Nick Bernards, Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn and Daivi Rodima-Taylor

Expanding the politics of measurement in sustainable finance: Reconceptualizing environmental, social and governance information as infrastructure pp. 761-781

Andreas Dimmelmeier

Conjuring a cooler world? Imaginaries of Improvement in Blockchain Climate Finance Experiments pp. 782-799

Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn

Intersections in Subaltern Urbanism: The narratives of women in urban occupations in Brazil pp. 800-816

Mariana de Moura Cruz and Natália Alves da Silva

Not quite quiet, not quite encroachment: Interrogating the political nature of urban subaltern community engagement in Medellín, Colombia pp. 817-833

Allison Hayes-Conroy, Alexis Saenz Montoya, Rebecca Croog and Felipe Muñoz

Development encounters in international development volunteerism in Guatemala: Quiet encroachments in global street politics pp. 834-851

Laura Riddering

The Community Union model of organizing in Rio Grande Valley colonias pp. 852-865

Danielle Z Rivera

Liminality of women’s leisure in Mumbai, India pp. 866-880

Aparna Parikh

The geopolitics of outbound travel: Theorizing outgoing tourism as state strategy pp. 881-900

Gregory Fayard

WITHDRAWAL – Administrative Duplicate Publication: Critical political geographies of slow violence and resistance pp. 901-901

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Volume 42, issue 4, 2024

Erratum to “Toward the communing of governance†pp. 1-1

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Geographies of entitled anger: Revanchist populism in Brazil and beyond pp. 501-508

Ryan Centner and Mara Nogueira

Placing the peripheries within Brazil’s rightward turn: Socio-spatial transformation and electoral realignment, 2002–2018 pp. 509-526

Matthew A Richmond and Elizabeth McKenna

“The Worker's Party sold out the street vendorsâ€: Revanchist populism and the crisis of labor in Belo Horizonte, Brazil pp. 527-543

Mara Nogueira

Marielle’s seeds: Contesting the emotional life of corruption talk in Bolsonaro’s Brazil pp. 544-562

Jennifer L Tucker and Thainara Granero de Melo

The will to security: Law, order, and the shifting terrain of popular struggles pp. 563-578

Robert Samet

Notes on urban visions, the newer sites for discursive struggles: Mumbai 2034 pp. 579-596

Purushottam Kesar and Peter M Ache

Death world economy: Race, meat-processing plants, and COVID-19 pp. 597-617

Annie Isabel Fukushima, Marie Sarita Gaytán and Leticia Alvarez Gutiérrez

Decolonisation, gentrification, and the settler-colonial city: Reappropriation and new forms of urban exclusion in Israel pp. 618-638

Gabriel Schwake and Haim Yacobi

Environmental struggles and insularity: The right to nature in Mallorca and Tenerife pp. 639-657

Alejandro Armas-Díaz, Ivan Murray, Fernando Sabaté-Bel and Macià Blázquez-Salom

The political economy of healthcare access and Chicagoland health-oriented non-profit organizations pp. 658-675

Aída R Guhlincozzi

Understanding variation in national climate change adaptation: Securitization in focus pp. 676-696

Mark Rhinard, Claudia Morsut, Elisabeth Angell, Simon Neby, Mathilda Englund, Karina Barquet, Heleen Mees, Jana Surian, Swapnil Vashishtha, Lisa Segnestam and Ole Andreas Hegland Engen

Volume 42, issue 3, 2024

Grounding legal geography: Conversations on law, space, and power across disparate geographies pp. 325-333

Diana Ojeda and Nicholas Blomley

‘Never mind extraction, ownership still belongs to ‘us’’: A spatial critique to subsoil public property in Colombia pp. 334-349

Maria Carolina Olarte-Olarte

The game: Description and analysis of how street vendors keep working on the streets of Bogotá despite state intervention pp. 350-365

Laura Porras-Santanilla

Breathing in and out: Domestic workers high exposure to air pollution in Bogota’s public transportation system pp. 366-384

Valentina Montoya-Robledo, Laura Iguavita and Segundo López

Divergent citizenships: Social urbanism and hip hop collectives in Comuna 13 (Medellin - Colombia) pp. 385-400

Yenny Carolina Ramirez Suarez

The place of the public notary: How the engine of the capitalist state operates through material and legal arrangements pp. 401-416

Sergio Latorre

The neglected spaces of economic rescaling: Insights into the in-between spaces of city-regionalism pp. 417-436

Adam Peacock and Simon Pemberton

The decoupling effect and shifting assemblages of English regionalism: Economic governance, politics and firm-state relations pp. 437-457

Jacob Salder, John Bryson and Julian Clark

The politics of living-with-difference: Local perception of diversity and coexistence around participatory place-making in a multiethnic neighbourhood pp. 458-475

Byeongsun Ahn

The Panopticon reloaded: A critical analysis of performance management systems in the trans-European transport network policy pp. 476-498

Giovanni Esposito, Andrea Terlizzi and François Pichault

Volume 42, issue 2, 2024

Coercive geographies: Biopower, spatial politics, and the tourist pp. 149-170

Benjamin Lucca Iaquinto, Joseph M Cheer, Maartje Roelofsen, Claudio Minca, Chin-Ee Ong, Cora Wong, Dominic Lapointe, Meng Qu, McCormick Ad and Chih-Chen Trista Lin

The whereabouts of politics and policy in troubling times pp. 171-178

Colin Lorne, Natalie Papanastasiou and Steven Griggs

The politics of generating best practice knowledge: Epistemic practice and rendering space technical in a European Commission working group on education policy pp. 179-197

Natalie Papanastasiou

Making space for competition: The rationalities of contemporary regional development pp. 198-214

Andreas Öjehag-Pettersson

Serial adapters? Local government chief officers and the navigation of space and time pp. 215-230

Neil J Barnett, Arianna Giovannini and Steven Griggs

Repoliticising national policy mobilities: Resisting the Americanization of universal healthcare pp. 231-249

Colin Lorne

Fracking and epistemic injustice: A feminist critique of knowledge formation pp. 250-267

Yasminah Beebeejaun

Infrastructures of dissensus: repartitioning the sensible and articulating the political through the occupation of Greece’s public broadcasting service pp. 268-286

Lazaros Karaliotas

Widening the nation-territory gap: Transitional justice, development and spatial state-building in Colombia pp. 287-302

Juan Pablo Vera Lugo

“Recovering†the political: Unpacking the implications of (de)politicization for the transformative capacities of urban experiments pp. 303-321

Darren Sierhuis, Luca Bertolini and Willem Van Winden

Volume 42, issue 1, 2024

Gratitude and greetings as editors depart and others arrive pp. 3-4

Eugene McCann

Introduction to special issue: “Scaled ethnographies of toxic flows†pp. 5-12

Camelia Dewan and Elizabeth A Sibilia

Pathogenic proliferations: Salmon aquaculture, industrial viruses, and toxic geographies of settler-colonialism pp. 13-30

Darcey Evans

Toxicities that matter: Slow bureaucracy and polluting temporalities in a southern Italian city pp. 31-44

A Raffaele Ippolito

Flowing toxics: E-waste field work in the Palestinian-Israeli space pp. 45-63

Yaakov Garb and Nelly Leblond

E-waste is toxic, but for whom? The body politics of knowing toxic flows in Delhi pp. 64-79

Julia Perczel

Global containments and local leakages: Structural violence and the toxic flows of shipbreaking pp. 80-101

Camelia Dewan and Elizabeth A. Sibilia

Reproductive geopolitics: Governing in/fertile bodies in Mexico’s past and present pp. 102-124

Laura Perler, Carolin Schurr, Nora Komposch, Mirko Winkel and Pedro Alejandro Cervantez Rodríguez

Post-disaster mobilities of Muslim typhoon survivors: How gendered religious preferences and discrimination shape socio-spatial exclusions in Catholic-majority Cagayan de Oro, Philippines pp. 125-146

Christine Gibb