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2020-06-05

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2020-05-01

Latest Issue: Vol 19, No 1

2020-04-15

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2020-03-20

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2020-03-10

Current Issue

Vol 19 No 1 (2020): Volume 19, No 1

Narratives of Displacement Oral History Project Mural. Anti-Eviction Mapping Project Collective. 2016.

Published: 2020-04-15

Research

The High-Rise and the Shack

Clara E. Irazábal-Zurita, Irene Sosa, Lee Evan Schlenker

1-34
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Slum-fit?

Kaloy M. Cunanan

35-69
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Neoliberal Settlement as Violent State Project

Yael Allweil

70-105
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Corporate Cosmopolitanism

Matthieu Bolay, Jeanne Rey

106-130
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A Recipe for Conflict in the Historic Environment of Istanbul

Aysegul Can

131-162
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Urban Regeneration, Forests and Socio-Environmental Conflicts

Andrea Zinzani, Enrico Curzi

163-186
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Racial Capitalism, the Free Trade Zone of Pacific Alliance, and Colombian Utopic Spatialities of Anti-Blackness

Jaime Alves, Tathagatan Ravidran

187-209
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Haunting as Agency

Andrea Raye Roberts

210-244
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Whose Land?

Lauren Kepkiewicz

245-269
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Confronting the Institutional, Interpersonal and Internalized Challenges of Performing Critical Public Scholarship

Colin Ray Anderson

270-302
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Il nomos, il senso, la geografia regionale

Stefania Bonfiglioli

303-329
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Themed Issue- Narratives of Displacements (Guest Eds. Pull, Lind, Tsoni, Baeten)

Introduction to the Themed Issue "Narratives of Displacements"

Emil Pull, Jacob Lind, Ioanna Wagner Tsoni, Guy Baeten

330-338
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From the Horizontal to the Vertical

Stefano Portelli

339-351
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Exclusion and Sense of Displacement Under Austerity

Sander van Lanen

352-363
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Displacement

Emil Pull

364-373
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A Eulogy to Critical Urbanist Sandra Annunziata (1979-2019)

Loretta Lees

374-376
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Displacement and Discrimination

Sandra Annunziata

377-384
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The Continuous Spatial Vulnerability of Undocumented Migrants

Jacob Lind

385-396
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Data for Justice

Terra Graziani, Mary Shi

397-412
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