The term peri‐urbanization has been widely used to describe a range of different processes
that transform rural areas to a mix of rural and urban spaces. Although there is a burgeoning …

Throughout the past decades, water resource allocation literature has increasingly
addressed equity and justice. Despite this, there is a divergence between what different …

The diffusion of the indicators for monitoring sustainable development goals (SDG) has
conceptual and symbolic uses far beyond their instrumental uses. Despite its value in …

This paper describes how urbanization processes and urban expansion intersect with social
and power relations to reduce the access of periurban communities to common property …

The evaluation and optimization of the carrying capacity of urban resources and
environment is an important basis for sustainable development of cities and society. The …

In this article we develop a novel analytical framework for situated studies of uneven peri‐
urbanisation that resist further dividing Marxist and Situated (Urban) Political Ecology. We …

Land grabbing results in social impacts, injustice, conflict and displacement of smallholders.
We use an environmental justice framework to analyse land grabbing and actions taken by …

Peri-urban spaces are frontiers of privatisation where inequalities in access to land and
water evolve. In this article, we analyse a particular mode of land and water privatisation in …

With rapid urbanisation, urban sprawl is a common phenomenon, particularly in the global
South creating peri-urban spaces where rural-urban interfaces occur. Peri-urban spaces are …

Water insecurity is a growing concern globally, especially for developing countries, where a
range of factors including urbanization are putting pressure on water provisioning systems …