| Planetary urbanization: An urban theory for our time? |
26 |
| The anti-Blackness of global capital |
25 |
| Introduction: Turbulent Circulation: Building a Critical Engagement with Logistics |
20 |
| Extended urbanization, disjunct fragments and global suburbanisms |
20 |
| Emerging data infrastructures and the new topologies of education policy |
14 |
| GoLATIN SMALL LETTER ENG Gurtha: Enacting response-abilities as situated co-becoming |
14 |
| Fragment urbanism: Politics at the margins of the city |
14 |
| Postcolonial urban futures: Imagining and governing India's smart urban age |
13 |
| Smart city as anti-planning in the UK |
13 |
| Molar and molecular mobilities: The politics of perceptible and imperceptible movements |
13 |
| Capital's logistical fix: Accumulation, globalization, and the survival of capitalism |
13 |
| We're building their data: Labor, alienation, and idiocy in the smart city |
12 |
| Infrastructuring European migration and border control: The logistics of registration and identification at Moria hotspot |
12 |
| The spectacle of reconciliation: On (the) unsettling responsibilities to Indigenous peoples in the academy |
12 |
| Seeing the smart city on Twitter: Colour and the affective territories of becoming smart |
12 |
| Medecins Avec Frontieres and the making of a humanitarian borderscape |
12 |
| Urban theory with an outside |
12 |
| How does a settler state secure the circuitry of capital? |
10 |
| Pushing the limits of urban research: Urbanization, pipelines and counter-colonial politics |
10 |
| Turkey's governance of irregular migration at European Union borders: Emerging geographies of care and control |
9 |
| Rats, assorted shit and racist groundwater': Towards extra-sectional understandings of childhoods and social-material processes |
9 |
| The duality of space: The built world of Du Bois' double-consciousness |
9 |
| Attuning to laboratory animals and telling stories: Learning animal geography research skills from animal technologists |
8 |
| Capitalism and the sea: Sovereignty, territory and appropriation in the global ocean |
8 |
| 'Politics done like science': Critical perspectives on psychological governance and the experimental state |
8 |
| Liminality and the diplomacy of the British Overseas Territories: An assemblage approach |
8 |
| Extended urbanization in and from Brazil |
8 |
| Ocean data portals: Performing a new infrastructure for ocean governance |
8 |
| Digital interface design and power: Friction, threshold, transition |
8 |
| Negotiating states of water: Producing illegibility, bureaucratic arbitrariness, and distributive injustices in Delhi |
7 |
| Nunamii'luni quvianaqtuq (It is a happy moment to be on the land): Feelings, freedom and the spatial political ontology of well-being in Gjoa Haven and Tikiranajuk, Nunavut |
7 |
| Maximum exposure: Making sense in the background of extensive urbanization |
7 |
| Heterotopia and the urban politics of climate change experimentation |
7 |
| The affective politics of precarity: Home demolitions in occupied Palestine |
6 |
| Implicit revanchism: Gang injunctions and the security politics of white liberalism |
6 |
| The cruelty of hope: Emotional cultures of precarity in neoliberal Cairo |
6 |
| Im/mobilising the migration decision |
6 |
| Digital territories: Google maps as a political technique in the re-making of urban informality |
6 |
| Planetary urbanization and totality |
6 |
| Subjects of truth: Resisting governmentality in Foucault's 1980s |
5 |
| Consciousness as claiming: Practice and habit in an enigmatic world |
5 |
| Austerity urbanism and Olympic counter-legacies: Gendering, defending and expanding the urban commons in East London |
5 |
| Social control in the networked city: Datafied dividuals, disciplined individuals and powers of assembly |
5 |
| A moral economy of suspicion: Love and marriage migration management practices in the United Kingdom |
5 |
| Worlding austerity: The spatial violence of poverty |
5 |
| Constructing a logistics space: Perspectives from the Gulf Cooperation Council |
5 |
| From factory to field: USAID and the logistics of foreign aid in Soviet-occupied Afghanistan |
5 |
| Unpacking a citizen self-tracking device: Smartness and idiocy in the accumulation of cycling mobility data |
4 |
| A jungle that is continually encroaching: The time of disaster management |
4 |
| Repurposing beauty pageants: The colonial geographies of Filipina pageants in Canada |
4 |
