Urban Studies

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Spectres of gentrification: Towards a hauntological framework for exploring the impacts of gentrification

Josh Lown
Row of buildings. Figure 4. Luce Beeckmans
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Mobile urbanism from below: Afro-Christian churches as place-makers and scale-makers in European midsized cities

Luce Beeckmans
Lantern on Wall in Narrow Alley in Luxembourg
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A ‘gentrification regime’ change: The fiscal roots of buy-to-let gentrification in Dudelange, Luxembourg

Mădălina Mezaroş, Antoine Paccoud and Loretta Lees
An Apartment Building Full of Plants on its Balcony
CRITICAL COMMENTARY

Calculative infrastructures of net zero urban governance: A transformative science-based agenda or reductive territorial project?

Taylor Davey
Seaport during Golden Hour, Indonesia.
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The unending corridor: Critical approaches to the politics, logics and socio-technics of urban corridorisation

Fatima Tassadiq, Jonathan Silver, Yannis Kallianos and Prince K Guma
Residential Building with Balconies. Barcelona, Spain. Photo by Anton Ivanov
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Striking back with the law: Legal struggles against corporate landlords in Barcelona and Berlin

Gabriele D’Adda and Joanna Kusiak
A Brown Building in Hongyadong Hillside in Chongqing, China
ARTICLE

Do land supply restrictions promote structural transformation and urban sustainability in Chinese megacities? A quasi-experimental analysis

Yudan Cheng, Xueyang Geng and Wenjia Tian
Cars on the Side of the Road during Night Time. Bad Nauheim, Germany.
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The spectre of growth in urban transformations: Insights from two Doughnut-oriented municipalities on the negotiation of local development pathways

Benedikt Schmid

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