Austerity, the sustained and widespread cuts to government budgets, has characterised
Britain's public policy since 2010. The local state has undergone substantial restructuring …

This textbook provides an accessible and critical synthesis of urban regeneration in the UK,
incorporating key policies, approaches, issues, debates and case studies. The central …

The UK food system affects social, economic and natural environments and features
escalating risk of food insecurity. Yet it should provide access to safe, nutritious, affordable …

Cities are sites of human, ecological and institutional stress. The elements that make up the
city–its people, landscapes and processes–are engaged in constant assemblage and …

This article analyses three distinct child welfare data systems in England. We focus on child
welfare as a contested area in public services where data systems are being used to inform …

The United Nations' Development Goals (SDGs) have been criticized but are nonetheless
seen by many as an important, if imperfect, international effort to address climate and …

With a focus on developments in North America and Europe, this essay explores three
dimensions of neoliberal urbanism in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis. It …

Introduction: Brexit, race and migration arguably parallel and similarly complex
developments in the US with the rise of populism and support for Donald Trump; an analysis …

The past decade of austerity in the UK has accelerated changes in the relationship between
citizens and the state. Cuts to welfare spending have resulted in uneven geographical …

This paper contributes to emerging geographical literature on what is here conceptualised
as 'actually existing austerity'—referring to the uneven ways through which austerity is felt …