Commentary
Exclusivity of private governance structures in agrofood networks: Bayer and the food retailing and processing sector in India 2043 – 2057
Anika Trebbin, Martin Franz
Decisions concerning communication modes and the influence of travel time: a situational approach 2058 – 2077
Taede Tillema, Martin Dijst, Tim Schwanen
Green lungs: good firewood, healthy air, and embodied forest politics 2078 – 2092
Adam Henne, Adam Henne
Wear:where? The convergent geographies of architecture and fashion 2093 – 2108
Louise Crewe
The missing link between technological standards and value-chain governance: the case of patent-distribution strategies in the mobile-communication industry 2109 – 2130
Hu Wen, Daniel You-Ren Yang
Periurbanization, public finance, and local governance of the environment: lessons from small-scale water suppliers in Gresik, Indonesia 2131 – 2146
James H (Jim) Spencer, Craig Guzinsky
Port governance reforms in diversified institutional frameworks: generic solutions, implementation asymmetries 2147 – 2167
Adolf K Y Ng, Athanasios A Pallis
By foot, bus or car: children’s school travel and school choice policy 2168 – 2185
Elizabeth J Wilson, Julian Marshall, Ryan Wilson, Kevin J Krizek
Using geodemographics to measure and explain social and environment differences in road traffic accident risk 2186 – 2200
Tessa K Anderson
The living conditions diamond: an analytical and theoretical framework for understanding slums 2201 – 2219
Sumila Gulyani, Ellen M Bassett
Spatial variation in job accessibility and gender: an intraregional analysis using hedonic house-price estimation 2220 – 2237
Liv Osland
‘Full-cost recovery’: producing differentiated water collection practices and responses to centralized water networks in Jaipur, India 2238 – 2253
Trevor Birkenholtz
Planning by opportunity: an analysis of periurban environmental conflicts in Indonesia 2254 – 2269
Delik Hudalah, Haryo Winarso, Johan Woltjer
Symposium: sovereign fund capitalism 2271 – 2291
Gordon L Clark, Ashby Monk, Adam Dixon, Louis W Pauly, James Faulconbridge, Henry Wai-chung Yeung, Sven Behrendt
Reviews 2292 – 2294
Johnston on Elden: Terror and territory: the spatial extent of sovereignty
