COMPARATIVE URBANISM 'Comparative Urbanism fully transforms the scope and purpose
of urban studies today, distilling innovative conceptual and methodological tools. The …

Following the notion of the entrepreneurial city, this paper examines recent scholarship
about China's urban governance. Despite prevailing marketisation, the role of the state is …

Large‐scale demolition has been ubiquitous in fast urbanising China. The politics of
redevelopment is often seen as secondary, derived from and defined by local …

This paper examines business model implementations in three leading European smart
cities: London, Amsterdam, and Berlin. Through a systematic literature review and …

In this paper, the link between land finance and urban expansion in China is premised on a
conceptual framework emphasizing the distinct role played by local regimes of capital …

Urban densification is increasingly accepted as a necessity and is important for no-net land
take. Densification occurs in many places, especially fast-growing cities with a combination …

The current young generation in Australia is increasingly facing issues around housing, and
the demand for affordable and personalised housing alternatives to suit the needs of the …

This research advances our understanding of peri-urban dynamics in the Global South
through an innovative comparative socio-spatial analytics approach combining geospatial …

The focus of urban politics in many contexts has shifted from municipal regimes
'competing'for circulating capital to a wide range of actors, including states, competing to …

Resettlement thus far has been conceptualized as a large‐scale form of displacement taking
place within a short timeframe. In this article I attempt to reinterpret resettlement as a two …