European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print. In this commentary, I examine the role of institutional investors in affordable housing production in England, reflecting and expanding on the papers in this special issue on the governance of reside…
European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print. Within the framework of Mediterranean migration studies and as a contribution to the emerging debate on the ‘local turn’, and on multiscalar approaches of region-making from different disciplines, th…
European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print. Several studies have detected a positive relationship between the spatial dynamics of cultural and creative industries (CCIs) and their social and economic outcomes. In this article, we draw upon the…
European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print. This article explores the role of contemporary urban redevelopment in invoking a renegotiation of citizenship. There has been a wide acknowledgement that neoliberalism is a political project involvin…
European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print.
European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print. Contemporary urban societies are experiencing growing income inequality and rising socio-spatial differentiation. The implication of space in the reproduction of inequality has been extensively discu…
European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print. There are significant inequalities in the publicly funded arts sector in England, including significant spatial inequalities. If anything, the critique of spatial inequalities in this ecology do not …
European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print.
European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print. There is increasing enthusiasm at urban and municipal scales for leading sustainability transitions, amid higher level endorsement and even expectation of such leadership. Yet this downscaling of res…
European Urban and Regional Studies, Ahead of Print. Spatial planning practice is increasingly facing the challenge of managing the complexity of daily urban systems. As a normatively defined spatial imaginary, the concept of polycentricity has become …