In the last decade or so, inequality studies have assumed renewed prominence across the
social sciences. In this introduction to a special issue of Applied Geography, we set out to …

The socio-spatial segregation experienced by migrants has attracted considerable attention
and an increasing number of studies have examined segregation in migrants' daily activity …

Reducing the spatial disparities and structural inequalities faced by disabled people is a
global challenge in both developed and developing countries that requires an …

This study approaches the spatial stratification phenomenon through a data-based social
stratification approach. In addition, by applying a dissimilarity-based clustering algorithm …

The urban expansion and growth of Tehran have caused many challenges and issues for
the city, which has been shown in the form of spatial–social balances with informal …

While European cities were long argued to have moderate levels of socio-spatial inequality,
recent years have seen a growing assertion that such inequalities are on the rise. Structural …

Contemporary planetary urbanisation has resulted in increasingly uneven and 'hyper-
mobile'socio-spatial development across the globe. Within a 'new mobilities paradigm' …

In addition to enhancing our theoretical grasp of justice, thinking spatially about it can also
reveal important new insights that broaden our practical understanding in order to advance …

Capital cities form the focus of a sub-field in urban studies. Much of the literature concerning
their planning concentrates on their histories, and on the core precincts in which these cities …

Inequality is a pervasive aspect of human life, manifesting spatially and intertwining with
urban form and the built environment. While compactness can enhance urban equity …