This article introduces the concept of popular urbanization to describe a specific
urbanization process based on collective initiatives, self‐organization and the activities of …

This paper introduces the concept of “bypass urbanism” to account for a process of
urbanization that is reordering center-periphery relations of urban regions into new …

Prefabricated construction has recently played an increasingly significant role in social,
environmental, and economic developments in the construction sector. Because …

The processes of globalisation, circulation and networks make cities and metropolises units
that are increasingly interdependent. There were some countervailing trends in urban …

Proposed as an urban pedestrian practice in French texts of the 1950s, the current vogue for
English-language references to psychogeography dates from the 1990s. Sampling this …

Scholarship on urban Latin America is prolific and multifaceted. The region not only is the
most urbanised in the world but also the most unequal. This distinctive feature makes it rich …

The new geographies of climate injustice seek to displace the dominant analysis in urban
studies that encapsulates urban inequalities in a static city. This article analyses the …

In 'a world that has been built to accommodate only some'(Ahmed 2019: 221), how do those
engaging in public protest or experiencing housing insecurity make use of the material …

Housing in the Margins offers a theoretically informed and empirically detailed exploration of
unruly housing practices and their governance at the periphery of Berlin. An original …

This article discusses how the Rohingyas–a forcibly displaced community transformed the
everyday lives and the territory of Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Since August 2017, Cox's …