In our engagement with Neil Brenner and Christian Schmid's thesis on planetary
urbanization we argue that, while they have successfully marked some important limits of …

In this paper, we discuss a number of recent efforts to critique, dismantle and problematize
the categorical ontologies of 'the urban'and articulate an overarching epistemological …

The sub‐title of this essay refers to Antonio Gramsci's concept of “prevision”—understood as
neither foresight nor prediction, but a method of political work that enables intervention in the …

Aided with French and German scholarship, this paper takes stock of Henri Lefebvre's
relevance in contemporary English-speaking urban research on social movements …

This is a revised and extended version of my keynote lecture to the Vega Symposium on
Resurgent Nationalisms and Populist Politics in the Neoliberal Age, held at the Swedish …

This paper begins with the accusation of “totalization” that has been directed at Neil Brenner
and Christian Schmid's concept of “planetary urbanization.” In so doing, it first critiques the …

This article confronts debates about extended and concentrated urbanization with
Indigenous claims to time and space. It does so in part by discussing the degree to which …

Conjunctural analysis in the Anglophone world has become most closely associated with
the work of Stuart Hall and the approach to cultural studies he pioneered at the Birmingham …

In this paper we take up the Lefebvrean challenge to disrupt the ideological mediation of
social space and join it with Peter Marcuse's powerful conceptualization of displacement …

The right to the city, a concept previously associated with radical social movements, has
been accepted by several governments and has inspired new public policies. However …