Uncertainty defines our times. Whether it is in relation to climate change, disease outbreaks,
financial volatility, natural disasters or political settlements, every media headline seems to …

Time and temporality have gained renewed attention in the social sciences. This report
examines such research in social geography, contextualising these developments in earlier …

Geographers have become increasingly preoccupied with the problematic of the future in
recent decades, but it would be misleading and premature to think of this emerging, diffuse …

Alongside the emergence of various populisms, Brexit and other contemporary geopolitical
events have been presented as symptomatic of a generalising and intensifying sense of …

This paper presents one of the first theoretical interventions that apply a perspective of
everyday urbanism to the research of (internal) migrants in reform-era urban China …

The question of uncertainty has generated substantial critical engagements across the
social sciences. While much of this literature falls within the domains of anthropology …

This paper analyses how everyday futures of socio-environmental collapse are constituted
by the situated interactions of people and infrastructure in Mexico City. I posit that everyday …

While there are many effective metrics for quantifying economic precarity, talking to young
people about their experiences in the labour and housing markets reveals a gap in …

Goma, the provincial capital of North Kivu in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo
(DRC) is the urban heart of a region that has been characterized by protracted violent …

It is increasingly urgent to consider how work conditions have shifted with neoliberal
transformations and, more recently, the COVID-19 pandemic. The precarious nature of work …