.... Abstract Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is boosting anticipatory forms of governance, through which state actors seek to predict the future and strategically intervene in the present. In this context, city brains represent an emerging type of generative AI currently employed in urban governance...

... in order to overcome the limitations of the current economic situation. This idea was first introduced in his book “The Limits to Capital” and has since become a central concept in the study of economic geography, particularly urban and regional development, global capitalism, and the uneven distribution...

... re-use, please contact [email protected] Abstract This research provides a comprehensive analysis of environmental sustainability in Jeddah, focusing on the unique challenges and opportunities it faces as a rapidly urbanizing city in an arid region. The study evaluates Jeddah’s...

...Hulya Dagdeviren local governments austerity urbanism debt Covid-19 Britain The Covid-19 pandemic, following the austerity programmes of varying intensity in the aftermath of the global financial crisis (GFC), exacerbated the pressures on local governments in advanced capitalist economies...

...Sneha Krishnan [email protected] Abstract There is a proliferation of digitalisation of urban and health services in India under the Smart City and Digital Health missions, respectively. This study brings digital and feminist geographies together to understand the role of technologies in urban...

... into social movements in Greater Boston since the 1960s as a long-term shift from “protecting places” to “providing services.” Consonant with a shift from centralized to decentralized municipal government, we show how an initially unified resistance to urban renewal morphed into two diverging and opposing...

... of neighbourhood walkability is rooted in New Urbanism ( Jacobs 1961 ; Talen 1999 ). Neighbourhoods characterized by street intersection density, proximity to transit stops and a mix of land uses are viewed to enhance prosocial interaction among local residents, storeowners and employees and persons...

... in the street when there are no sidewalks, and one can ignore a “Hello” or respond to it with a scowl. Still, understanding the affordances of an environment can help scholars make sense of patterns of behavior as well as mechanisms that help explain it. cites and communities urbanism culture cultural...

... urbanism, deterritorialization, and border thinking. It then presents work published in the Journal of Design History by design historians and theorists who have envisioned design’s relation with displacement through diverse perspectives. Each author contributing to this issue reveals the power...

... to the emerging metropolis designed for the circulation of labour and capital. melodrama topography urbanism spectacle panoramas The proposed demolition in 1844 of the infamous ‘Thieves' House’, a dilapidated structure situated on West Street in the notorious London slum of West Smithfield, was the focus...

... Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract How do urban security assemblages evolve? Scholars inspired by Deleuze's Control Thesis detect profound shifts in the ways security operates. Different to Foucault's...

[email protected] Abstract Sustainability as a concept is tackled a lot in contemporary urbanism due to its importance; consequently, this led to the development of global trends toward achieving it. The current research attempts to identify how sustainability could be achieved in urban design and how to comply...

...Yimin Zhao More than one decade ago, Simone and Boudreau (2009) coordinated a writing experiment to unveil ‘the strange language of urbanisation’. They highlighted the articulations between ‘emplaced yet always mobile voices’ to make a trans-urban language of urbanisation possible, which...

...Helga Leitner; Eric Sheppard Turning to inter-urban comparison, initial proposals for a methodology of relational inter-urban comparison have stressed the direct horizontal relations between cities (for example, McCann and Ward, 2012 ; Ward, 2010 ), as Peck (2020) also notes. Conjunctural...

... This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Comparative literature on subaltern urbanism neglects inequalities...

... be seen in the diverging trajectories between Bristol and Liverpool. An additional consideration in the English context is that whilst austerity urbanism in the USA is developing in a federal state system, in the UK it is being played out in what is, despite recent devolutionary moves towards Scotland...

...Mark Davidson; Kevin Ward austerity urbanism California crisis finance redevelopment R38 R58 Abstract California continues to be at the epicentre of the current Great Recession. Cities around the state are facing a multiple-fronted assault on their fiscal situation. Although not new...

..., such as cultural and urban geography, vernacular studies, interior design, spatial anthropology, material culture, and media studies. This field could be tentatively named as architectural and spatial design studies, showing its affiliation with a broader range of spatial disciplines and practices that includebut...

...Dawn Fulton The extreme gaps between wealth and poverty that characterise contemporary global capitalism play out with particular force in the world's urban spaces. While Raymond Williams' foundational study The Country and the City illuminated the polarities of exploitation...

... adopting electric light and air filtration inside. Valuable books and manuscripts were protected with carefully designed cases. Although not everyone was happy with the building, it has remained as an example of a determined attempt to cope with a very aggressive urban environment. Champneys confronted...