This article introduces the concept and practice of qujing as a Chinese state-organized form
of policy mobility. The term qujing originates in the journey of a Tang Dynasty monk …

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 …

Growing attention to the urban politics of policy failure focuses on the ways in which
policymaking is politicized before, during, and after moments of failure, and the effects of …

Over the last fifteen years, programs based on 'housing first'models have swept to
prominence as solutions to homelessness. Such programs serve a small subset of the …

Urban studies, as an interdisciplinary field, is defined, to a great degree, by critical analyses
at the nexus of economic development, urbanization, and urban life. For reasons that hardly …

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought under the spotlight home's severe inadequacies, which
take a particular intensity in the various unregulated, insecure rental housing markets across …

How do the idealised promises and purposes of urban informatics compare to the material
politics and practices of their implementation? To answer this question, I ethnographically …

Within health and medical geography, the politics of health and medicine has often been
under-appreciated, undertheorized and underexplored. Given the emerging geopolitical …

Transit-oriented development (TOD) is generally defined as planned high-density
development containing a mixture of residential, retail, commercial and community uses …

This paper explores the connections between activism for drug policy reform and the post‐
political conditioning of urban politics. The emergent literature on policy mobilities is brought …