In this review, we take stock of the last decade of research on climate change governance in
urban areas since the 2009 conference in Copenhagen. Using a systematic evaluation of …

Since the mid-twentieth century, the extraction and consumption of mineral aggregates (ie,
sand and gravel) has grown at a higher rate and on a larger scale than any other resource …

Africa's major cities are experiencing dramatic transformation as a result of growing real
estate investment. This article explores whether existing theories can explain the dynamics …

Waste is increasingly viewed as a resource rather than an externality. However, new waste
management regimes must be introduced in order for value to be created, enhanced and …

Research on the geographies of finance for urban climate action has generated important
insights into how climate agendas contribute to the financialisation of urban environments …

Colombia's peace process prioritised conflict-torn geographies ostensibly suffering from
historical state absence. We examine the origins and afterlives of this' territorial'peace using …

Studies of waste work have largely focused on labourers who collect and process materials
in exchange for money, including informal waste reclaimers and those now working …

This article engages with the work of Stuart Hall to examine conditions of agrarian city-
making on India's urban frontier. The article draws on Hall's writings on articulation and …

Although recent scholarship has provided rich accounts of waste management privatization
in urban India, the origins of the policy models that informed privatization remain …

A rich seam of waste scholarship already addresses the exclusion faced by informal waste
workers as cities in the global South undergo spatial transformations to become 'world …