Commentary
Theme issue: Researching policy mobilities: reflections on method
Guest editors: Allan Cochrane, Kevin Ward
Guest editorial
Reverb: policy making in wave form 13 – 20
Richard Freeman
Follow the policy: a distended case approach 21 – 30
Jamie Peck, Nik Theodore
Ethnographic circulations: space – time relations in the worlds of poverty management 31 – 41
Ananya Roy
Assembling urbanism: following policies and ‘studying through’ the sites and situations of policy making 42 – 51
Eugene McCann, Kevin Ward
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Residential segregation in Northern Ireland in 2001: assessing the value of exploring spatial variations 52 – 67
Christopher D Lloyd, Ian Shuttleworth
New relationships between Japanese and Taiwanese electronics firms 68 – 88
David W Edgington, Roger Hayter
Applying for home mortgages in immigrant communities: the case of Asian applicants in Los Angeles 89 – 110
Michela M Zonta
Credit scoring, risk, and consumer lendingscapes in emerging markets 111 – 124
Dawn Burton
Welfare regimes and the incentives to work and get educated 125 – 149
Andrés Rodríguez-Pose, Vassilis Tselios
Governing biosecurity in a neoliberal world: comparative perspectives from Australia and the United Kingdom 150 – 168
Damian Maye, Jacqui Dibden, Vaughan Higgins, Clive Potter
Reterritorialising rural handicrafts in Thailand and Vietnam: a view from the margins of the miracle 169 – 186
Katherine V Gough, Jonathan Rigg
Technology, technicity, and emerging practices of temporal sensitivity in videogames 187 – 203
James Ash
Performing carbon’s materiality: the production of carbon offsets and the framing of exchange 204 – 220
David M Lansing
Gentrifiers and their choice of housing: characteristics of the households living in new developments in Swiss cities 221 – 236
Patrick Rérat
A computable general equilibrium model of the city: impacts of technology, zoning, and trade 237 – 253
Craig Olwert, Jean-Michel Guldmann
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When soft spaces harden: the EU strategy for the Baltic Sea Region 263 – 280
Jonathan Metzger, Peter Schmitt
Formal venture capital acquisition: can entrepreneurs compensate for the spatial proximity benefits of South East England and ‘star’ golden-triangle universities? 281 – 296
Cornelius Mueller, Paul Westhead, Mike Wright
Dumping on the poor: the ecological distribution of Accra’s solid-waste burden 297 – 314
Anthony Baabereyir, Sarah Jewitt, Sarah O’Hara
Activity spaces and the measurement of clustering and exposure: a case study of linguistic groups in Montreal 315 – 332
Steven Farber, Antonio Páez, Catherine Morency
Openness, absorptive capacity, and regional innovation in China 333 – 355
Chih-Hai Yang, Hui-Lin Lin
On the sociospatial dynamics of personal knowledge networks: formation, maintenance, and knowledge interactions 356 – 376
Franz Huber
The Netherlands spatial planning doctrine in disarray in the 21st century 377 – 395
Petra H Roodbol-Mekkes, Arnold J J van der Valk, Willem K Korthals Altes
Perceived externalities of cell phone base stations: the case of property prices in Hamburg, Germany 396 – 410
Sebastian Brandt, Wolfgang Maennig
Farmers’ producer companies in India: a new concept for collective action? 411 – 427
Anika Trebbin, Markus Hassler
Feeling unsafe in urban areas: exploring older children’s geographies of fear 428 – 444
Rosemary D F Bromley, Robert J Stacey
Tales from the road: reflections on power and disciplining within the academy 445 – 457
Daniel Hammett
Physical threats to older people’s social worlds: findings from a pilot study in Wuhan, China 458 – 476
Rose Gilroy
How the cake is distributed: the case of Portuguese decentralized grants 477 – 490
Paulo Reis Mourão
Local distribution and subsequent mobility of immigrants measured from the School Census in England 491 – 505
Stephen Jivraj, Ludi Simpson, Naomi Marquis
Reviews 506 – 508
Landström on Brown: Science in democracy: expertise, institution and representation
Elwood on Gilbert, Masucci: Information and communication technology geographies: strategies for bridging the digital divide
Commentary
Theme issue: Probabilistic political economy in geographical context
Guest editors: Paul Plummer, Raymond Dezzani
Guest editorial
A coevolutionary approach to the capitalist space economy 518 – 537
Luke Bergmann
Rationality, stability, and endogenous price formation in spatially interdependent markets 538 – 559
Paul Plummer, Eric Sheppard, Robert Haining
The dynamics of primitive accumulation: with application to rural China 560 – 579
Michael Webber
The role of foreign direct investment as a structural development indicator of the hierarchical world economy 580 – 604
Raymond J Dezzani, Harley Johansen
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Temporal dimensions and measurement of neighbourhood effects 605 – 627
Sako Musterd, George Galster, Roger Andersson
China’s development disconnect 628 – 648
Richard Florida, Charlotta Mellander, Haifeng Qian
The anticipated emotional consequences of adaptive behaviour—impacts on the take-up of household flood-protection measures 649 – 668
Tim Harries
Local indices of segregation with application to social segregation between London’s secondary schools, 2003 – 08/09 669 – 687
Richard Harris
Beyond the dilemma of mobility: exploring new ways of matching intellectual and physical mobility 688 – 704
António Ferreira, Peter Batey, Marco Te Brömmelstroet, Luca Bertolini
How spatial segregation changes over time: sorting out the sorting processes 705 – 722
Nick Bailey
Dialectics of disassembly: heifer-care protocols and the alienation of value in a village dairy cooperative 723 – 740
Tad Mutersbaugh, Lauren Martin
Environmental justice in the city? Challenges for policy and resource allocation in keeping the streets clean 741 – 761
Glen Bramley, Nick Bailey, Annette Hastings, David Watkins, Rob Crowdace
Commentary
Theme issue: Familial relations: spaces, subjects, and politics
Guest editors: Christopher Harker, Lauren L Martin
Guest editorial
Do as I say, not as I do: the affective space of family life and the generational transmission of drinking cultures 776 – 792
Gill Valentine, Mark Jayne, Myles Gould
Transnational families and the family nexus: perspectives of Indonesian and Filipino children left behind by migrant parent(s) 793 – 815
Elspeth Graham, Lucy P Jordan, Brenda S A Yeoh, Theodora Lam, Maruja Asis, Su-kamdi
‘The church is ... my family’: exploring the interrelationship between familial and religious practices and spaces 816 – 831
Sonya Sharma
Women in waiting? Singlehood, marriage, and family in Singapore 832 – 848
Kamalini Ramdas
Precariousness, precarity, and family: notes from Palestine 849 – 865
Christopher Harker
Governing through the family: struggles over US noncitizen family detention policy 866 – 888
Lauren L Martin
The spectacular and the mundane: racialised state violence, Filipino migrant workers, and their families 889 – 904
Elizabeth Lee, Geraldine Pratt
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Bounded rationality in policy learning amongst cities: lessons from the transport sector 905 – 920
Greg Marsden, Karen Trapenberg Frick, Anthony D May, Elizabeth Deakin
Institutions and sectoral logics in creative industries: the media cluster in Cologne 921 – 936
Birgit Apitzsch, Geny Piotti
Network nation 937 – 953
Rhys Jones, Peter Merriman
Relational power in the governance of a South African e-waste transition 954 – 971
Mary Lawhon
The New Zealand Index of Neighbourhood Social Fragmentation: integrating theory and data 972 – 988
Vivienne Ivory, Karen Witten, Clare Salmond, En-Yi Lin, Ru Quan You, Tony Blakely
Urban growth and long-term changes in natural hazard risk 989 – 1008
Stephanie E Chang, Martin Gregorian, Karthick Pathman, Lilia Yumagulova, Wendy Tse
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Theme issue: Urban mobility and social–spatial contact—introduction
Guest editorial
Investigating the effects of social influence on the choice to telework 1016 – 1031
Darren M Scott, Ivy Dam, Antonio Páez, Robert D Wilton
Separating contextual from endogenous effects in automobile ownership models 1032 – 1046
Frank Goetzke, Rachel Weinberger
Interpersonal influence within car buyers' social networks: applying five perspectives to plug-in hybrid vehicle drivers 1047 – 1065
Jonn Axsen, Kenneth S Kurani
Network capital, social networks, and travel: an empirical illustration from Concepción, Chile 1066 – 1084
Juan Antonio Carrasco, Beatriz Cid-Aguayo
Focusing on connected personal leisure networks: selected results from a snowball sample 1085 – 1100
Matthias Kowald, Kay W Axhausen
Modeling social networks in geographic space: approach and empirical application 1101 – 1120
Theo Arentze, Pauline van den Berg, Harry Timmermans
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Commentary
Patterns of social capital, voluntary activity, and area deprivation in England 1130 – 1147
Andrew McCulloch, John Mohan, Peter Smith
Voluntary sector organisations working at the neighbourhood level in England: patterns by local area deprivation 1148 – 1164
David Clifford
Spending, contacting, and voting: the 2010 British general election in the constituencies 1165 – 1184
Ron Johnston, Charles Pattie, David Cutts, Justin Fisher
Pensions or property? 1185 – 1199
Gordon L Clark
The good, the bad, and the hands-on: constructs of public participation, anglers, and lay management of water environments 1200 – 1218
Sally Eden, Christopher Bear
Peasants’ counterplots against the state monopoly of the rural urbanization process: urban villages and ‘small property housing’ in Beijing, China 1219 – 1240
Ran Liu, Tai-Chee Wong, Shenghe Liu
Manipulating material hydro-worlds: rethinking human and more-than-human relationality through offshore radio piracy 1241 – 1254
Kimberley Peters
Smart growth and urban economic development: connecting economic development and land-use planning using the example of high-tech firms 1255 – 1269
Duncan Wlodarczak
Commentary
Income inequality, decentralisation, and regional development in Western Europe 1278 – 1301
Vassilis Tselios, Andrés Rodríguez-Pose, Andy Pike, John Tomaney, Gianpiero Torrisi
Placing neoliberalism: the rise and fall of Ireland’s Celtic Tiger 1302 – 1326
Rob Kitchin, Cian O’Callaghan, Justin Gleeson, Karen Keaveney, Mark Boyle
Transnational regionalization and the rescaling of the Chinese state 1327 – 1347
Xiaobo Su
Job creation and regional change under New Labour: a shift-share analysis 1348 – 1362
Paul S Jones
Regional inequality and decentralization: an empirical analysis 1363 – 1388
Christian Lessmann
The local politics of policy mobility: learning, persuasion, and the production of a municipal sustainability fix 1389 – 1406
Cristina Temenos, Eugene McCann
Moving around the city: discourses on walking and cycling in English urban areas 1407 – 1424
Tim Jones, Colin G Pooley, Griet Scheldeman, Dave Horton, Miles Tight, Caroline Mullen, Ann Jopson, Anthony Whiteing
Geographies of abstraction, urban entrepreneurialism, and the production of new cultural spaces: the West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong 1425 – 1442
Mike Raco, Katherine Gilliam
Mining sacred space: law’s enactment of competing ontologies in the American West 1443 – 1458
Melinda Harm Benson
An examination of behavioral linkages across ICT choice dimensions: copula modeling of telecommuting and teleshopping choice behavior 1459 – 1478
Ipek N Sener, Phillip R Reeder
Co-constituting neoliberalism: faith-based organisations, co-option, and resistance in the UK 1479 – 1501
Andrew Williams, Paul Cloke, Samuel Thomas
The significance and implications of being a subprime homeowner in the UK 1502 – 1522
Kevin Keasey, Gianluca Veronesi
Review 1523 – 1524
Pickren on MacBride: Recycling reconsidered: the present failure and future promise of environmental action in the United States
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Theme issue: Future geographies
Guest editors: Ben Anderson, Peter Adey
Guest editorial
Governing economic futures through the war on inflation 1536 – 1553
Derek P McCormack
Futures in the making: practices to anticipate ‘ubiquitous computing’ 1554 – 1569
Sam Kinsley
On shaky ground: the making of risk in Bogotá 1570 – 1588
Austin Zeiderman
The object of regulation: tending the tensions of food safety 1589 – 1606
Nick Bingham, Stephanie Lavau
Holding the future together: towards a theorisation of the spaces and times of transition 1607 – 1623
Gavin Brown, Peter Kraftl, Jenny Pickerill, Caroline Upton
The queer time of creative urbanism: family, futurity, and global city Singapore 1624 – 1640
Natalie Oswin
Saving, spending, and future-making: time, discipline, and money in development 1641 – 1656
Maia Green, Uma Kothari, Claire Mercer, Diana Mitlin
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A sense of momentum: mobility practices and
dis/embodied landscapes of energy use 1661 – 1678
Denver V Nixon
Knowledge in the air and cooperation among firms: traditions of secrecy and the reluctant emergence of specialization in the ceramic manufacturing district of Lampang, Thailand 1679 – 1695
Weeranan Kamnungwut, Frederick Guy
Field expertise in rural land management 1696 – 1711
Amy Proctor, Andrew Donaldson, Jeremy Phillipson, Philip Lowe
Human–landscape relations and the occupation of space: experiencing and expressing domestic gardens 1712 – 1727
Paul Stenner, Andrew Church, Mark Bhatti
Gas price variations and urban sprawl: an empirical analysis of the twelve largest Canadian metropolitan areas 1728 – 1743
Georges A Tanguay, Ian Gingras
London’s legal elite: recruitment through cultural capital and the reproduction of social exclusivity in City professional service fields 1744 – 1762
Andrew C G Cook, James R Faulconbridge, Daniel Muzio
Spaces of faith: incorporating emotion and spirituality in geographic studies 1763 – 1778
Caitlin Cihak Finlayson
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Participatory approaches to land policy reform in Zambia: potentials and challenges 1785 – 1800
Austine Ng’ombe, Ramin Keivani, Michael Stubbs, Michael Mattingly
Business and professional networks: scope and outcomes in Oxfordshire 1801 – 1818
Helen Lawton Smith, Saverio Romeo, Malika Virahsawmy
Justifying business responses to climate change: discursive strategies of similarity and difference 1819 – 1835
Daniel Nyberg, Christopher Wright
Land-conservation strategies: the dynamic relationship between acquisition and land-use planning 1836 – 1855
Jean-David Gerber, Adena R Rissman
The influence of school choice policy on active school commuting: a case study of a middle-sized school district in Oregon 1856 – 1874
Yizhao Yang, Steve Abbott, Marc Schlossberg
Who makes the (new) metropolis? Cross-border coalition and urban development in Paris 1875 – 1895
Federico Savini
Consumer satisfaction with local retail diversity in the UK: effects of supermarket access, brand variety, and social deprivation 1896 – 1911
Ian Clarke, Malcolm Kirkup, Harmen Oppewal
We’re number two! Beta cities and the cultural economy 1912 – 1929
Josephine V Rekers
Contrapuntal urbanisms: towards a postcolonial relational geography 1930 – 1950
Cian O’Callaghan
Tolerance to commuting in urban household location choice: evidence from the Paris metropolitan area 1951 – 1968
Emre Korsu
Media, religion and the marketplace in the information economy: evidence from Singapore 1969 – 1985
Jessie P H Poon, Shirlena Huang, Pauline Hope Cheong
Do incomers pay more for rural housing? 1986 – 2005
Nan Liu, Deborah Roberts
Projected futures: the political matter of UK higher activity radioactive waste 2006 – 2022
Nicky Gregson
Population mobility in regeneration areas: trends, drivers, and implications; evidence from England’s New Deal for Communities Programme 2023 – 2039
Sarah Pearson, Paul Lawless
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Theme issue: Critical space–time geographies
Guest editors: Tim Schwanen, Mei-Po Kwan
Guest editorial
Lived difference: a narrative account of spatiotemporal processes of social differentiation 2049 – 2063
Gill Valentine, Joanna Sadgrove
Rhythms of the night: spatiotemporal inequalities in the nighttime economy 2064 – 2085
Tim Schwanen, Irina van Aalst, Jelle Brands, Tjerk Timan
Experiencing space–time: the stretched lifeworlds of migrant workers in India 2086 – 2100
Ben Rogaly, Susan Thieme
Recognising the time–space dimensions of care: caringscapes and carescapes 2101 – 2118
Sophie Bowlby
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Urban policy and the future of cities: an interview with Josef Konvitz 2124 – 2133
Interviewer Loretta Lees
Cultural diversity, institutions, and urban economic performance 2134 – 2152
Thomas Kemeny
The effects of competition on the quality of primary schools in the Netherlands 2153 – 2170
Joëlle Noailly, Sunčica Vujić, Ali Aouragh
The effects of Seoul’s new-town development on suburbanization and mobility: a counterfactual approach 2171 – 2190
Myung-Jin Jun
Special units for young people on the autistic spectrum in mainstream schools: sites of normalisation, abnormalisation, inclusion, and exclusion 2191 – 2206
Louise Holt, Jennifer Lea, Sophie Bowlby
Rescaling environmental governance: watersheds as boundary objects at the intersection of science, neoliberalism, and participation 2207 – 2224
Alice Cohen
Small town vitality and viability: learning from experiences in the North East of England 2225 – 2239
Neil A Powe
Living together but apart: material geographies of everyday sustainability in extended family households 2240 – 2259
Natascha Klocker, Chris Gibson, Erin Borger
Auto-disabilities: the case of shared space environments 2260 – 2277
Rob Imrie
Educational mobility and the gendered geography of cultural capital: the case of international student flows between Central Asia and the UK 2278 – 2294
Sarah L Holloway, Sarah L O’Hara, Helena Pimlott-Wilson
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Reconsidering private sector engagement in subnational economic governance 2310 – 2326
Stephen Syrett, Marcello Bertotti
Greening cosmopolitan urbanism? On the transnational mobility of low-carbon formats in Northern European and East Asian cities 2327 – 2343
Anders Blok
Inequalities in use of the Internet for job search: similarities and contrasts by economic status in Great Britain 2344 – 2358
Anne E Green, Yuxin Li, David Owen, Maria de Hoyos
Flood-risk management, mapping, and planning: the institutional politics of decision support in England 2359 – 2378
James Porter, David Demeritt
The diffusion of violence in the North Caucasus of Russia, 1999–2010 2379 – 2396
John O’Loughlin, Frank D W Witmer
Residential mobility of urban middle classes in the field of parenthood 2397 – 2412
Willem R Boterman
The European Waste Hierarchy: from the sociomateriality of waste to a politics of consumption 2413 – 2427
Johan Hultman, Hervé Corvellec
Governance and the geography of authority: modalities of authorisation and the transnational governing of climate change 2428 – 2444
Harriet Bulkeley
Urban ‘utopias’: the Disney stigma and discourses of ‘false modernity’ 2445 – 2462
Natalie Koch
A therapeutics of exile: Isaiah Berlin, liberal pluralism and the psyche of assimilation 2463 – 2476
Jessica Dubow
Wasting time? The differentiation of travel time in urban transport 2477 – 2492
Weiqiang Lin
The local environmental regulatory regime in China: changes in pro-environment orientation, institutional capacity, and external political support in Guangzhou 2493 – 2511
Maria Francesch-Huidobro, Carlos Wing-Hung Lo, Shui-Yan Tang
From ‘new materialism’ to ‘machinic assemblage’: agency and affect in IKEA 2512 – 2529
Tom Roberts
Reviews 2530 – 2532
Johnston on Sampson: Great American city: Chicago and the enduring neighbourhood effect
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Theme issue: Cities and social movements: theorizing beyond the right to the city
Guest editors: Justus Uitermark, Walter Nicholls, Maarten Loopmans
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Moving away, moving onward: displacement pressures and divergent neighborhood politics in Buenos Aires 2555 – 2573
Ryan Centner
God from the machine? Urban movements meet machine politics in neoliberal Chicago 2574 – 2590
William Sites
The urban roots of anti-neoliberal social movements: the case of Athens, Greece 2591 – 2610
Athina Arampatzi, Walter J Nicholls
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“Because we’ve got history here”: nuclear waste, cooperative siting, and the relational geography of a complex issue 2611 – 2628
Karen Bickerstaff
Are we sitting comfortably? Domestic imaginaries, laptop practices, and energy use 2629 – 2645
Justin Spinney, Nicola Green, Kate Burningham, Geoff Cooper, David Uzzell
‘Stars’ and the connectivity of cultural industry world cities: an empirical social network analysis of human capital mobility and its implications for economic development 2646 – 2663
Elizabeth Currid-Halkett, Gilad Ravid
Does specification matter? Experiments with simple multiregional probabilistic population projections 2664 – 2686
James Raymer, Guy J Abel, Andrei Rogers
Network governance theory: a Gramscian critique 2687 – 2704
Jonathan S Davies
God, globalization, and geopolitics: on West Jerusalem’s gated communities 2705 – 2720
Haim Yacobi
Good water governance without good urban governance? Regulation, service delivery models, and local government 2721 – 2741
Kathryn Furlong
The land-use diversity in urban villages in Shenzhen 2742 – 2764
Pu Hao, Stan Geertman, Pieter Hooimeijer, Richard Sliuzas
Who sprawls most? Exploring the patterns of urban growth across 26 European countries 2765 – 2784
Stefan Siedentop, Stefan Fina
Reviews 2785 – 2786
Escobar on Boykoff: Who speaks for the climate? Making sense of media reporting on climate change
Commentary
Theme issue: Interrogating unequal rights to the Chinese city
Guest editors: Shenjing He, Guo Chen
Guest editorial
Rethinking social power and the right to the city amidst China’s emerging urbanism 2801 – 2816
Junxi Qian, Shenjing He
Two waves of gentrification and emerging rights issues in Guangzhou, China 2817 – 2833
Shenjing He
Asymmetrical integration: public finance deprivation in China’s urbanized villages 2834 – 2851
Lanchih Po
Housing inequalities under market deepening: the case of Guangzhou, China 2852 – 2866
Si-ming Li
Structural evaluation of institutional bias in China’s urban housing: the case of Guangzhou 2867 – 2882
Guo Chen
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Barriers to the acquisition of urban hukou in Chinese cities 2883 – 2900
Li Zhang, Li Tao
The dimensionality of ‘place attachment’ for older people in rural areas of South West England and Wales 2901 – 2921
Vanessa Burholt
Becoming urban: sitework from a moss-eye view 2922 – 2939
Jennifer Gabrys
Differential urbanisation trends in South Africa—regional and local equivalents 2940 – 2956
Hermanus S Geyer Jr, Hermanus S Geyer, Danie J du Plessis, Amanda van Eeden
The ‘mainstream Muslim’ opposing Islamophobia:
self-representations of American Muslims 2957 – 2973
Anna Mansson McGinty
The rewards of individual engagement in volunteering: a missing dimension of the Big Society 2974 – 2987
Geoff Nichols, Rita Ralston
Multidimensional diversity in two European cities: thinking beyond ethnicity 2988 – 3009
Aneta Piekut, Philip Rees, Gill Valentine, Marek Kupiszewski
The economic impact of greening urban vacant land:
a spatial difference-in-differences analysis 3010 – 3027
Megan Heckert, Jeremy Mennis
Referees 3028 – 3034
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