Urban Geography

Papers
(The median citation count of Urban Geography is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-07-01 to 2024-07-01.)
ArticleCitations
Pandemic in a smart city: Singapore’s COVID-19 management through technology & society70
Ritornello: “People as Infrastructure”63
Localizing the SDGs in cities: reflections from an action research project in Bristol, UK41
The long shadow of the state: financializing the Chinese city36
Socio-economic segregation in European cities. A comparative study of Brussels, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Oslo and Stockholm31
Dynamics in the polycentric development of Chinese cities, 2001-201627
Animating caste: visceral geographies of pigs, caste, and violent nationalisms in Chennai city27
Activating urban environments as social infrastructure through civic stewardship26
Climate urbanism as critical urban theory25
Social infrastructure: why it matters and how urban geographers might study it24
The urban politics of policy failure24
Social infrastructure and public life – notes on Finsbury Park, London22
The role of spatial planning in transitioning to circular urban development22
Digitally enabled diverse economies: exploring socially inclusive access to the circular economy in the city22
The density dilemma: there is always too much and too little of it22
Community gardening in Hellinikon as a resistance struggle against neoliberal urbanism: spatial autogestion and the right to the city in post-crisis Athens, Greece22
Governing homeowner associations in China’s gated communities: the extension of state infrastructural power and its uneven reach21
Placing cities in the circular economy: neoliberal urbanism or spaces of socio-ecological transition?21
Autonomous vehicle experiments and the city20
Climate urbanism through the lens of informal settlements19
Metropolisation: the winding road toward the citification of the region19
Urban life in the shadows of infrastructural death: from people as infrastructure to dead labor and back again18
The relational co-production of “success” and “failure,” or the politics of anxiety of exporting urban “models” elsewhere17
Climate urbanism: crisis, capitalism, and intervention17
U.S. suburbs and the global COVID-19 pandemic: from cleanscapes to safescapes 2.0? The case of the New York metropolitan area16
Negotiating urban solidarities: multiple agencies and contested meanings in the making of solidarity cities16
Claiming value in a heterogeneous solid waste configuration in Kampala16
The three modes of existence of the pandemic smart city16
Apps, maps and war rooms: on the modes of existence of “COVtech” in India15
Introduction: displacement, asylum and the city – theoretical approaches and empirical findings15
Continental metropolitanization: Chongqing and the urban origins of China’s Belt and Road Initiative14
The touristification of nightlife: some theoretical notes14
Expulsion: A type of forced mobility experienced by homeless people in Canada14
Policing the future, disrupting urban policy today. Predictive policing, smart city, and urban policy in Memphis (TN)14
The urban class structure: class change and spatial divisions from a multidimensional class perspective14
“Insurrection is not a spectacle”: experiencing and contesting touristification in Exarcheia, Athens13
Evictions as infrastructural events13
Limited urban citizenship: the case of community councils in East Jerusalem13
Discursive practices of territorial stigmatization: how newspapers frame violence and crime in a Chicago community13
Capital switching, spatial fix, and the paradigm shifts of China’s urbanization13
Productive tensions? The “city” across geographies of planetary urbanization and the urban age12
Eco-communities as insurgent climate urbanism: radical urban socio-material transformations12
Gentrification and social classes in Paris, 1982-200812
The New Urban Displacements? Finance-Led Capitalism, Austerity, and Rental Housing Dynamics12
The service hub as bypassed social infrastructure: evidence from inner-city Osaka12
The work of foodification: an analysis of food gentrification in Turin, Italy12
Mobilizing legal expertise in and against cities: urban planning amidst increased legal action in Bogotá12
Refugees and the transforming landscapes of small cities in the US12
Refugee urbanism: seeing asylum “like a city”12
‘A world of many Souths’: (anti)Blackness and historical difference in conversation with Ananya Roy11
Not entirely displacement: conceptualizing relocation in Ethiopia and South Africa as “disruptive re-placement”11
Gentrification in large Canadian cities: tenure, age, and exclusionary displacement 1991-201111
Symbolic domination in the neoliberal city: space, class, and residential stigma11
Universities and urban social structure: gentrification, studentification, and youthification in five United States legacy cities11
The uncharted foreign actors, investments, and urban models in African new city building11
Constructing an “infrastructure of care” – understanding the institutional remnants and socio-technical practices that constitute South Africa’s Covid-19 response11
People’s absence from public places: academic research in the post-covid-19 era10
Urban densification and exclusionary pressure: emerging patterns of gentrification in Oslo10
Becoming killable: white-tailed deer management and the production of overabundance in the Blue Hills10
The compassionate invisibilization of homelessness: where revanchist and supportive city policies meet10
State and collective ownership: thwarting and enabling financialization?10
Reimagining the physical/social infrastructure of the American street: policy and design for mobility justice and conviviality10
Rethinking climate futures through urban fabrics: (De)growth, densification, and the politics of scale10
Bunkering down? The geography of elite residential basement development in London10
Moving the mountain and greening the sea: the micropolitics of speculative green urbanism at Forest City, Iskandar Malaysia10
Changing neighborhoods, shifting connections: mapping relational geographies of gentrification using social media data9
Nuancing student geographies: studentscapes in post-industrial cities9
Community formation in talent worker housing: the case of Silicon Valley Talent Apartments, Shenzhen9
Rethinking the off-grid city9
From displacements to rent control and housing justice9
Class monopoly rent, property relations, and Portland's homeless crisis9
Fossil urbanism: fossil fuel flows, settler colonial circulations, and the production of carbon cities9
Rethinking the post-socialist city9
Urban village on a global scale: Diverse interpretations of one label9
Cultivated, feral, wild: the urban as an ecological formation9
Decline machines and economic development: rust belt cities and Flint, Michigan9
Gentrification in the media: the eviction of critical class perspective8
Towards a parallel exceptional welfare system: the scaling down and out of forced migrants’ reception in Italy8
The policing of Black debt: how the municipal bond market regulates the right to water8
Revisiting entrepreneurial governance in China’s urban redevelopment: a case from Wuhan8
Introduction: rethinking urban density8
Co-producing urban expertise for SDG localization: the history and practices of urban knowledge production in South Africa8
Governing urban infrastructures under pandemic conditions: some thoughts8
Coyotes and more-than-human commons: exploring co-existence through Toronto’s Coyote Response Strategy8
Light infrastructures and intimate publics in the vertical city8
Decline-induced displacement: the case of Detroit8
Transnational gentrification and the housing market during pandemic times, Lisbon style8
Wood works: how local value chains based on urban forests contribute to place-based circular economy8
Planning for craft breweries: neolocalism, third places and gentrification7
Contesting density: beyond nimby-ism and usual suspects in governing the future city7
Urban renewal without gentrification: toward dual goals of neighborhood revitalization and community preservation?7
Mobilizing heterogeneity: understanding the dynamic qualities and diversity of energy access in Maputo7
Geopolitical boundaries and urban borderlands in an Ethiopian frontier city7
Restructuring Beijing: upscaling a megacity toward the capital city-region7
Is the grid people or product? Relational infrastructure networks in Cape Town's energy-housing nexus7
Becoming more polycentric: public transport and location choices in the Munich Metropolitan Area7
Spatial distribution of urban gardens on vacant land and rooftops: A case study of 'The Garden City Initiative' in Taipei City, Taiwan7
Seeking polycentric post-suburbanization: a view from the urban region of Milan7
Aesthetic politics and community gardens in Singapore7
Urban infrastructure in the framework of mega-event exceptionalism: Glasgow and the 2014 Commonwealth Games7
Beyond the car: how electric vehicles may enable new forms of material politics at the intersection of the smart grid and smart city7
“Cuando Colón baje el dedo”: the role of repair in urban reproduction7
State/finance symbiosis7
“Fast urban model-making”: constructing Moroccan urban expertise through Zenata Eco-City6
Problematizing infrastructural “fixes”: critical perspectives on technocratic approaches to Green Infrastructure6
The spatiality of poverty and popular agency in the GCR: constituting an extended urban region6
Space and social capital: social contacts in a segregated city6
The limits to urban revolution: the transformation of Ankara, Turkey, under the Justice and Development Party6
Walking (with) the platform: bikesharing and the aesthetics of gentrification in Vancouver6
Visualizing superdiversity and “seeing” urban socio-economic complexity6
Skateboarder and scooter-rider perceptions of the urban environment: a qualitative analysis of user-generated content6
Curating smart cities6
Black insurgent aesthetics and the public imaginary6
The urbanising dynamics of global China: speculation, articulation, and translation in global capitalism6
Land back / cities back6
Urban property as security: examining the intersections between Africa’s growing middle classes and urban transformations6
Persistent racial diversity in neighborhoods: what explains it and what are the long-term consequences?6
Rebranding place “to build community”: neighborhood branding in Buffalo, NY6
Connecting Chinese cities with the global performing arts market: the geographies of performing-arts consumption in China6
Urban extractivism. Contesting megaprojects in Mexico City, rethinking urban values6
Temporal logics in urban place-making: the case of refugee-background Ethiopians in Australia5
Luxury housing and gentrification in New York City, 2010-20195
“鱼龙混杂 yúlóng-hùnzá” - fish and dragons (bad and good people) mixing together: young people, urban life and alcohol, drinking, drunkenness in China5
On data cultures and the prehistories of smart urbanism in “Africa’s Digital City”5
The annexation threat: local government boundary changes, race, and the formation of new cities5
Making city-bases: homeless places, poverty management, and urban change in Pilsen, Czechia5
Housing affordability and commute distance5
Urban Pulse - Gendered urban toponyms in the global South: a time for de-colonization?5
Thinking topologically about urban climate finance: geographical inequalities and Mexico’s urban landscapes of infrastructure investment5
Folding Beijing in Houchangcun Road, or, the topology of power density5
Toward an agentic understanding of the urban metabolism: a landscape theory perspective5
Vernacular place name as a cultural arena of urban place-making and symbolic resistance in Minsk, Belarus5
Osmosis across defensible space: observations and lessons from dérives in London during COVID-195
How common is greening in gentrifying areas?5
The politics of “urban expertise”: shifting horizons for critical urban scholarship?5
Whose city? Which sociality?5
Understanding different levels of segregation in urban China: a comparative study among 21 cities in Guangdong province5
Aestheticizing the beautiful city: democratic politics and design review5
Keeping up with the zones(es): how competing local governments in China use development zones as back doors to urbanization5
Cultural memory, white innocence, and United States territory: the 2022 Urban Geography Plenary Lecture5
From campaign-style governance to multiple environmentalities: urban political ecologies of e-waste regulation in Guiyu, China5
“It makes almost no difference which algorithm you use”: on the modularity of predictive policing5
Artistic careers in the cyclicality of art scenes and gentrification: symbolic capital accumulation through space in Bushwick, NYC5
Importing export zones: processes and impacts of replicating a Chinese model of urbanization in rural south India5
Between Bios and Philia : inside the politics of life-loving cities4
Towards plush new digs in Toronto’s in-between city: the changing governance of student housing in Canada4
Making the city through participatory video: implications for urban geography4
Are mixed neighborhoods more socially cohesive? Evidence from Nanjing, China4
Relying on their own hands: Examining the causes and consequences of supermarket decentralization in Detroit4
Eco-cities as urban laboratories of Chinese ecological modernization: eco-experimentation and the modernization of urban governance4
Simulating the “city of joy”: state choreography and the re-appropriation of public spaces in Kolkata4
Densities of care4
The uneven shrinking city: neighborhood demographic change and creative class planning in Birmingham, Alabama4
Longing for everyday life. Experiencing COVID-19 social isolation in a Latin American city4
Why did Chongqing’s recent hukou reform fail? A Chinese migrant workers’ perspective4
Encountering neighbors: coexisting with difference in Auckland’s Avondale4
Curious encounters: the social consolations of digital platform work in the gig economy4
School-hosted urban development: the transformation of education facilities into residential real estate in Chicago4
Planning and developing a high-speed railway new town under state entrepreneurialism in China4
The people as infrastructure concept: appraisal and new directions4
The politics of post-developmentalist expertise: progressive movements, strategic localism, and urban governance in Seoul4
New urban politics as post-politics of schooling marketization and distribution in entrepreneurial Chinese cities4
Spaces of social reproduction, mobility, and the Syrian refugee care crisis in Izmir, Turkey4
“A ‘Golden Child’ for Investors”: the assetization of urban childcare property in NZ4
The role given to citizens in shaping a circular city4
Settler-colonial urbanisms: convergences, divergences, limits, contestations4
Not Chicago: voids in world city network formation4
Life in London’s changing densities4
City-regional demographic composition and the fortunes of regional second cities4
Managed urban retreat: the trouble with crisis narratives4
Down and out in Dhaka: understanding land financialization and displacement in austerity urbanism4
No place for trust—the significance of trust in housing development4
Climate urbanism and austerity in structurally disadvantaged cities4
The datafication of water infrastructure and its implications for (il)legible water consumers4
Charting the design and implementation of the smart city: the case of citizen-centric bikeshare in Hamilton, Ontario4
Venerated skylines under pressure: a view of three cities4
Security planning, citizenship, and the political temporalities of electricity infrastructure4
Why is emotional data failing to produce more humane cities? Urban governance and the (interdisciplinary) problem of wellbeing4
Does spatial proximity supplant family ties? Exploring the role of neighborly support for older people in diverse, aging cities4
The force of density: political crowding and the city3
Imposing ferality: a technopolitical analysis of feral and free-roaming animal classification technologies3
Identifying habitation patterns in world heritage areas through social media and open datasets3
Contrasts in suburban decline: a tale of three key outer suburban “Business Core Cities” in Tokyo Metropolis3
More-than-human territoriality: the contested spaces and beastly places of Canada geese in Europe’s largest urban wetland3
Is there a global convergence of management foci in city credit quality assessments? A computational analysis approach3
Crypto-urban statecraft: post-pandemic urban governance experiments in Miami3
(Re)gaining the urban commons: everyday, collective, and identity resistance3
Border troubles: urban nature and the remaking of public/private divides3
Urban adaptation pathways at the edge of the anthropocene: lessons from the Blue Pacific Continent3
Seeing like a shadow state: an ethnography of homeless street outreach in the USA3
Home swapping as a degrowth strategy for housing3
City-states in relational urbanization: the case of Luxembourg and Singapore3
Before displacement: studentification, campus-led gentrification and rental market transformation in a multiethnic neighborhood (Parc-Extension, Montréal)3
Neoliberalization and urban redevelopment: the impact of public policy on multiple dimensions of spatial inequality3
Making urban humanitarian policy: the “neighbourhood approach” in Lebanon3
What is progressive city building? Global expertise and local entanglements in Latin America3
A visual ethnography of an urban neighborhood3
Green, gray, glocal: governing urban resilience in the Tel Aviv metropolitan region3
Closed or connected? The economic geography of technological collaboration between special economic zones in China’s Suzhou-Wuxi-Changzhou metropolitan area3
Doing comparative urbanism: comparative conversation as tactic3
Ownership is a habit of mind: how community land trusts expose key consensual fictions of urban property3
Smart urban living in Singapore? Thinking through everyday geographies3
Interrogating ‘urban social innovation’: relationality and urban change in Berlin3
No common cause? The spaces of urban collective identity3
Decolonising feminist explorations of urban futures3
“Just as much as there is Islamophobia, there is racism:” corporeal encounters with the Muslim Other in Amsterdam3
Creating therapeutic spaces for the public: elderly exercisers as leaders in urban China3
Seeing like the shadow state: philanthropy, memory, and public housing redevelopment in Syracuse, NY3
Performing conviviality in diverse and precarious urban spaces: everyday experiences of Nigerian migrant entrepreneurs in Downtown, Harare3
Urban value chains and re-framing agglomeration-centric conceptions of urban theory3
Eat or be eaten: motorcycle taxis in Guatemala City3
Traveling planning concepts revisited: how they land and why it matters3
The legacy of Black Power, the future of abolition, and the urban land question in The City after Property2
Competitiveness, metropolitan-centric regionalism and/or the cohesive state2
Revisiting urban public space through the lens of the 2020 global lockdown2
The role of urban transformation on inter-suburban commuting: evidence from Jakarta metropolitan area, Indonesia2
Trust the people: a lesson in listening, learning and following the lead of Black people in The City after Property Trust the people: a lesson in liste2
Social governance for value creation: state-led land assembly, the property mind, and speculative urbanism in Taiwan2
Paralleling auto-construction: the danger of misconceptualising density2
Synthesizing collective memory and counter-memory in urban space2
A radical belief in all of us: an invitation to collective moral inquiry as democratic conversation2
Activist performances on edge: spatial politics after the end of public space2
“What is ours to do?” Connection during a pandemic’s time of shelter-in-place2
Hybrid entrepreneurial urban governance in post-colonial Ghana: an analysis of Chinese funding of the Kotokuraba market project in Cape Coast2
Towards a world of “living otherwise” in The City after Property2
Of plots and plantations, wilderness and frontiers in The City after Property2
Subordinate housing financialization: tracing global institutional investment into Lisbon’s urban development2
Contested autonomy in “smart” and “inclusive” innovation: test-driving transportation technology and policy in Pittsburgh2
Re-producing public space: the changing everyday production of outdoor retail markets2
Rethinking vacancy within the urbanization process: towards a new research agenda2
Density as urban affect: the enchantment of Tokyo’s crowds2
Mapping and the politics of informality in Jakarta2
Veni, vidi, gentri? – Social class change in London and Paris: gentrification cause or consequence?2
Infrastructural excess: the branding and securing of bus rapid transit in Cleveland, Ohio2
Meeting afterhours: on the work that night commissions do2
Sourcing and commodifying knowledge for investment and development in cities2
Building space, building value: residential space additions and the transformation of low-rise housing in Toronto2
People after property: beyond relations of extraction2
Between self-help and emerging water markets: self-governance, everyday practices and the spatiality of water access in Dar es Salaam2
(D)evolving smartness: exploring the changing modalities of smart city making in Africa2
Māṇḍavlī: negotiating with digital governance in Mumbai2
The invisible labor of the “New Angola”: Kilamba’s domestic workers2
Insourcing the smart city: assembling an ideo-technical ecosystem of talent, skills, and civic-mindedness in Singapore2
Rental sector liberalization and the housing outcomes for young urban adults2
Caring for debt: women’s work in Istanbul’s mass housing estates2
Conversational urbanism2
“I salute them for their hardwork and contribution”: inclusive urbanism and organizing women recyclers in Ahmedabad, India2
The expertise of urban expertise2
Writing out Black history in Washington, D.C.: how historical narratives support a performance of progressiveness in gentrifying urban spaces2
China at large, Chinas for comparative conversation: a commentary on “Urbanizing dynamics of global China”2
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