Recent studies have reconceptualized infrastructure as comprising both material and social
processes, thus offering insights into lived experiences, governance, and socio-spatial …

Climate crisis has arrived, and as predicted it has brought with it high levels of uncertainty.
More frequent and extreme weather events expose infrastructural shortcomings, signalling a …

Despite geographical critiques of the financialisation of climate governance, the realities of
deteriorating environmental conditions, entrenched market logics, and the concentration of …

As the social sciences undergo an infrastructural turn, geographers have taken steps to
broaden, disrupt, and reconceptualise understandings of infrastructure and its relationship to …

In many African countries, international donor funding schemes contribute significantly to
financing water infrastructures, especially for constructing new networks and water plants …

Grounded in the writings of AbdouMaliq Simone and the theoretical project of Southern
urbanism, the concept of “people as infrastructure” has radically reframed how we …

While infrastructure is often understood to operate 'in the background', scholars have
increasingly attended to the labour that enables urban material flows. Drawing on empirical …

This article explores how citizens respond to ruptures and problems in the places they
inhabit by enacting adaptive improvised and incremental urban infrastructure patching. This …

In contrast to personal bankruptcy, which provides debt relief without loss of essential life-
sustaining properties such as housing, vehicles and basic furnishing, processes of …

Deepening the theorisation of the relationship between bodies and climate change, we
introduce vital mobilities–external societal circulations that enable critical internal bodily …