Since the onset of COVID-19, scholars have questioned whether the pandemic will alter the
fundamentals propelling the growth of global cities. Using a case study of Toronto, the paper …

The processes of globalisation, circulation and networks make cities and metropolises units
that are increasingly interdependent. There were some countervailing trends in urban …

This paper engages with postcolonial critiques of global cities research (GCR). We argue
that such criticisms tend to be hampered by their tendency to be polemical rather than …

The serious social and environmental problems and risks associated with large-scale
urbanization in Africa are widely recognized. However, the potential for urbanization to …

Este trabajo explora en qué medida la integración urbana se relaciona con una mejor
calidad de vida en las áreas metropolitanas de Santiago, Valparaíso y Concepción, desafío …

This study exposes and maps a hitherto little‐known dimension of China's urban geography–
that of shrinkage, directly affecting one in 10 of its cities. Urban shrinkage is revealed to be a …

Much of the world's economic activity takes place in between cities and nations-the
geographical containers that we have taken for granted for hundreds of years now. In this …

Abstract 21st century has witnessed a profound metamorphosis in human civilization,
primarily driven by the confluence of advanced network technologies and industrial …

The striking economic agglomerations emerging in affluent democracies are generating,
reproducing, and expanding inequalities. A major mechanism for this is housing, which is …

With the publication of their piece 'Towards a New Epistemology of the Urban?'in City 19 (2–
3), Neil Brenner and Christian Schmid hoped to ignite a debate about the adequacy of …