New article by Christy Kulz builds on previous research on #housing developments and regeneration in #Berlin , however centres itself within the under-researched, affluent space of Dahlem in southwest Berlin
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#inequality

What are the connections between the emergence of business centralities, filled with luxurious office buildings, and the reworking of policing practices?
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#securitisation

How does the dissemination of private “security” agents and devices throughout Latin-American metropolises impact on preexisting segregation dynamics?
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#PrivateGovernance

New article by Christy Kulz: ‘I leave the everyday behind, everyday’: sounds and spaces of the revanchist middle classes in Berlin’s Fünf Morgen Dahlem Urban Village
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#class #sound #LuxuryDevelopments

Huge congrats to Miro Born for winning this well-deserved award for an article based on his research as a PhD student in LSE Sociology!

Well done Miro Born - well deserved recognition for a fantastic piece of research. Worth reading if you haven’t already!

Well deserved. Have a read if you do not know this piece of research from Miro Born!

Congrats Japhy Wilson! I enjoyed this article and the Ballardian approach!

Huge congrats to Miro Born for this well deserved award!

We're very proud of our associate member Miro Born for his article being named #BestArticle2023 . What an amazing achievement, congratulations Miro! 👏
#urbanstudies

This paper by Neil Gray and I was judged to be one of 'the most innovative and agenda-setting article[s]' published in Urban Studies last year. It unites my 'reputational gap' with his 'state subsidy gap', two addendums to rent gap theory. We're pleased to be nominated!

Very nice surprise to be shortlisted for the 2023 Urban Studies Best Article award with Hamish Kallin. Congrats to all the other papers shortlisted and to the joint winners Miro Born + Japhy Wilson Urban Studies Journal
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New blog post by Gabriella De Biaggi: ‘Security’ and #PrivateGovernance in São Paulo’s corporate centrality frontier
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#securitisation

#CallForPapers : #UrbanTransport as a Social Construct. This theme seeks to foster a deeper, more nuanced understanding of #UrbanTransport ation. Visit our website for submission guidelines and a list of suggested topics: urbanstudiesonline.com/callforpapers
Yingling Fan Astrid Wood (she/her) Evelyn Blumenberg

Urban Studies #BestArticle2023 shortlisted article: Income polarisation, expenditure and the Australian urban middle class by Ilan Wiesel, Julia de Bruyn, Jordy Meekes and Sangeetha Chandrashekeran
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#OpenAccess

Urban Studies #BestArticle2023 shortlisted article: Using natural language processing to construct a National Zoning and Land Use Database by Matthew Mleczko and Matthew Desmond
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#OpenAccess

Urban Studies #BestArticle2023 shortlisted article: Impacts of political fragmentation on inclusive economic resilience: Examining American metropolitan areas after the Great Recession by Soomi Lee and Shu Wang
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#FreeAccess

Urban Studies #BestArticle2023 shortlisted article: Towards a modest imaginary? Sanitation in Kampala beyond the modern infrastructure ideal by Mary Lawhon, Gloria Nsangi Nakyagaba and Timos Karpouzoglou ow.ly/qqZv50RJVEn
#OpenAccess

Urban Studies #BestArticle2023 shortlisted article: Capital’s welfare dependency: Market failure, stalled regeneration and state subsidy in Glasgow and Edinburgh by Neil Gray and Hamish Kallin
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#OpenAccess

Urban Studies #BestArticle2023 shortlisted article: Citizen security and urban commuting in Latin America by Nacho Gimenez-Nadal, Lucia Echeverria and J Alberto Molina
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#FreeAccess