Urban Studies (SAGE)

Bridging critical knowledge and action gaps in urban health: A call for transdisciplinary approaches in urban studies in the era of global population aging and climate change

Build for whom? Contested state entrepreneurialism and the governance of affordable rental housing in Shanghai, China

Interpreting mobility reform through care: Ambivalent authority in Taiwan

From Frankenstein to Gulliver urbanism: Reframing AI and scale in urban theory

Beyond the perimeter walls: Negotiated porosity and the governance of megaproject edges in Metro Manila

Selective responsibility: Environmental, social and governance frameworks and the containment of environmental and social harm in urban real estate

Assessment of the capacity of active ageing policies in Türkiye to adapt to age-friendly cities

Urban transport governance in Accra: Integrative approaches and hybrid modalities of reform

Aspirations and expectations of participation in age-friendly cities: Perspectives from across four European case studies

Denser housing, more commodified? Comparing the relationship between densification and the production of (de-)commodified housing in Milan, Oslo and Vienna

Governance as obstacle: The reproduction of urban path dependencies in Kuwait

Beyond ‘staying put’? Ageing in place through a relocation-based housing project in Singapore

Two-wheelers and bicycles: Comparing mobility, meaningful activities and well-being among urban-dwelling older adults in Bengaluru and the Northern Netherlands

Social isolation in motion: How socioeconomic segregation in everyday mobility varies by neighborhood racial-ethnic composition in U.S. cities

Ageing, identity and place: Extending intersectional perspectives in age-friendly urbanism through the lived experiences of mid-older adults with intellectual disabilities and LGBT+ identities

Werewolf to Rudolph: Urban disciplining in public space and bubble acculturation of migrants

Governing street vendors, assembling differentiated Chinese statehood: The case of Guanting Street, Hefei

Resisting gentrification: Density of belonging in strangled kampung of BSD City, Indonesia

Predicting U.S. migration flows with online search data

Commute duration, out-of-home discretionary activities and social inclusion as a multifaceted experience: Evidence from Beijing

Winning the double war: Urbicide, informality, and reconstruction in Syrian cities after 2011

Urban transport as a social construct: Theory, evidence, and analytical threads

A conceptual piece that treats urban transport as socially constructed, reviewing theory and evidence and setting out analytical threads for research.

Understanding variation in neighbourhood environmental inequalities: The influence of residential segregation, gentrification, and other city-level factors

Asks why neighbourhood exposure to environmental burdens such as air and noise pollution or missing green space differs between cities, testing segregation, gentrification and other city-level factors.