This extensively revised and updated fourth edition not only examines the new geographical
patterns forming within and between cities, but also investigates the way geographers have …

This paper develops a more diverse and multi-dimensional agenda for understanding and
researching urban verticality. In particular, it argues for vertical geographies that encompass …

Abstract “Best practices” are either celebrated as inspirational examples that can spur policy
change and learning in other places or critiqued as “one-size-fits-all” models that do not …

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is marked by the consolidation of
sustainability as a key guiding principle and an emphasis on cities as a potential solution to …

Long a subject of study in the global South, the topic of citizen-driven, bottom-up, non-
professionally produced urbanism has received increasing attention in professional and …

In the early part of the twentieth century, South African cities were segregated in accordance
with British city planning concepts that embodied the belief that social order can be …

In 2006, bus rapid transit (BRT) swept across South African cities. Within three years of
learning of the Bogotá model of BRT, Johannesburg's Rea Vaya opened, followed shortly by …

This paper is an attempt to reassess the role of failure in policy mobilities. Empirically, this
paper examines the various aftermaths of, and the continuing trans-local connections …

This article explores the historical development of two different collaborative housing
models: Liverpool's housing co-operative movement of the 1970s, when public tenants …

Academic and political debates about the extent to which planning influences the volume,
type, location and affordability of new housing have not gained as much prominence in …