✍️ Toland et al.

🔍 What are the roles of #plants in the time-marking and place-making processes of ecological #labour engaged in #toxic remediation? How can this kind of labour be mediated?

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📌 Interested in watching the full Annual Lecture delivered by Gautam at City Debates?

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🔓 #OpenAccess

✍️ @lindakopitz.bsky.social

🔍 Focusing on the #neighborhood (re)development Bajeskwartier in #Amsterdam – and its vision of living in and with nature – this article explores the #sensory as a mode of representing the #future.

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📃"Why urban densification ignores the social dimension of sustainability"

✍️ Gerber et al.

🔍The hybrid nature of #landpolicy, merging progressive and neoliberal elements, generates tensions in project implementation as different discourses and representations collide.

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📃"Analyzing transport politics through 'critical moments': Conflict and power in the paradigmatic case of Seventh Avenue in Bogotá, Colombia"

✍️ Verloo & Galeano Salgado propose the methodology of Critical Moments to study #transport decision-making politics.

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📃"The truly isolated: Spatial isolation of advantage in the United States"

✍️ Rieger et al. use large-scale daily mobility data collected across the USA in 2019 to describe patterns of spatial isolation, finding that it is highest among advantaged ethnoracial and income groups.

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📃 "Social reproduction, manufactured home parks, and the crisis of housing affordability"

✍️ L. Hormel

🔍 How can manufactured home communities’ care networks help neighbors with limited resources have access to services, emotional support, and dignity?

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