Libraries, laundrettes, and lidos. Pizzerias, plazas, and playgrounds. Sidewalks, swimming
pools, and schools. These are just some of the kinds of spaces and facilities that contribute …

The spatial planning system of the city centre requires the provision of social infrastructure
central to support the development of new communities, therefore delivering of sustainable …

Falling real incomes, rising utility prices and the historically poor thermal quality of the
housing stock are some of the main factors that have driven the rise of systemic injustices …

The paper provides a nuanced reading of the ways in which conditions of precarity arising
from forced evictions are 'made'and 'unmade'in their unfolding, offering a way to appreciate …

Extreme energy poverty results from a mix of conditions including lack of access to a reliable
and affordable grid-based energy source that meets basic domestic needs. In this paper, we …

An examination of Berlin's turbulent history through the lens of its water and energy
infrastructures. In Remaking Berlin, Timothy Moss takes a novel perspective on Berlin's …

Following the case of 100 Roma people evicted from their home in the centre of Bucharest in
September 2014, the article looks at evictions and practices of resistance from the ground …

Geographers are increasingly engaging with the driving forces and implications of energy
poverty—a specific but relatively unknown form of material deprivation that emerges at the …

The article explores the politics of life underground in Bucharest, Romania. It focuses on a
tunnel passing under Bucharest's central train station, where a community of drug users and …

The paper explores the racialised geography of a series of socialist blocs located in the
southern periphery of Bucharest, labelled as a contemporary Romanian “ghetto”. Through …