Geographers have started studying residential (housing) and commercial real estate
(offices, retail, leisure) at the intersection of financial and urban geographies to understand …

Digital platforms are a nearly ubiquitous form of intermediary and infrastructure in society. By
positioning platforms in the geographical political economy/ecology literature, this paper …

This critical commentary confronts and explores the–so far under-recognised and under-
researched–emergent global crisis of urban housing affordability and affordable housing …

This paper advances a research agenda on how asset‐based welfare policies, residential
market volatility, stratified accumulation and vulnerability impinge upon the geography of …

abstract This article is concerned with new modes of property-led financial accumulation
emerging in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. Focusing on the United States, the article …

The issue of “housing” has generally not been granted an important role in post-war political
economy. Housing-as-policy has been the preserve of social policy analysis and of a …

The paper expands the conceptual framework within which we examine mortgage debt by
reconceptualising mortgages as a biotechnology: a technology of power over life that forges …

This chapter provides an introduction to the smart city and engages with its idea and ideals
from a critical social science perspective. After setting out in brief the emergence of smart …

The paper aims at discussing the reciprocity of developing a dialogue between urban
planning and degrowth by arguing for two interactive processes:'spatialising degrowth'and …

In this paper, I explore the links between infrastructure‐led development, urban
transformation and inequality in China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). I theorise the BRI as a …