Territory has been increasingly interrogated within Anglophone human geography, yet it has
been little examined beyond the context of the modern, Eurocentric state. Developing an …

Territorial stigmatisation emerged over the past decade as the prevailing concept for
understanding the phenomenon of disreputable places and the processes by which they are …

This article introduces the concept of popular urbanization to describe a specific
urbanization process based on collective initiatives, self‐organization and the activities of …

Why does territory matter to social movements and what does it allow them to achieve?
Despite the ever-apparent centrality of territory—the appropriation and control of space …

This paper explores and discusses the experimental, critical and self-reflective use of
differing methods in urban studies. In the context of frequent calls to investigate urban …

Urban extractivism is an emergent concept increasingly discussed within Latin America-
based scholarship but less known in anglophone urban geography. The devastating social …

Political subjectivity and territorialization often appear disconnected in recent debates. We
propose a fresh approach based on Latin American scholarship to understand subjects and …

The governance of COVID-19 has involved the proliferation of territorial practices, through
border controls designed to regulate movements not only across national and state borders …

Urban theory, produced in North Atlantic centres, has been perpetrated as universal and
recent urban studies have pointed to the limits of this theory, calling for a Southern turn. The …

Post-Socialist Urban Infrastructures critically elaborates on often forgotten, but some of the
most essential, aspects of contemporary urban life, namely infrastructures, and links them to …