Electrochemical reactions powered by renewable electricity are an important means of
reducing the carbon footprint of large-scale chemical processes. Here, we investigate the …

Drawing on Jakarta, Metro Manila and Singapore as case studies, we explore the paradox
of slow political action in addressing subsiding land, particularly along high-density urban …

This article explores a conjunctural approach to comparison as a means to capture the
complexity of the processes shaping metropolitan land transformations in a city of the global …

Much attention has been paid recently to land grabs in rural and urban areas of the global
South, but relatively little attention has been paid to such activities in the third dimension …

This article explores the contours of modernization in the unmaking and remaking of homes
among evicted and resettled families in highrise housing. We examine the trajectories of …

In the Philippines, calls for creating 'global','sustainable'and 'resilient'cities are placing urban
poor communities in increasingly precarious positions. These communities have long been …

We examine residents' lived experiences of market-induced displacement from informal
settlements and of their afterlives in greater Jakarta—the creeping displacement of residents …

Solar-converting nanosystems using self-renewing biomaterial resources carry great
potential for developing sustainable technologies to ameliorate climate change and …

The COVID-19 pandemic has reignited debates on care, exposing the vital role of social
reproduction despite its ongoing devaluation. Recent studies underscore the urban …

As state economic policies promote integration under a single logic of modernist
development, many impoverished groups remain on the margins. Development in Spirit …