2023
DOI: 10.1111/tran.12604
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Re‐arranging the urban: Forms, rhythms, politics

Abstract: This intervention is by a collective of scholars working on various facets of urbanisation in Asia. Focusing on the notion of arrangements/re-arrangements, it seeks to extend the consideration of urban politics as a matter of surges, a provisional consolidation of intensities, inhabitants and their practices, affiliations and orientations that give rise to continuously mutating forms of sense, care, and collective action. Whereas the work and effects of institutions, with their genealogies, remits, and compete… Show more

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“…The intervention by Abdullah et al. (2023) exemplifies the transformative potential of collective scholarship for urban geographies, and this emphasis on dynamic collaboration resonates with Yandaarra with Gumbaynggirr Country et al. 's (2022) paper exploring how scholarship should be rooted in an ethical commitment to a wider array of actors.…”
Section: Collective Geographiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The intervention by Abdullah et al. (2023) exemplifies the transformative potential of collective scholarship for urban geographies, and this emphasis on dynamic collaboration resonates with Yandaarra with Gumbaynggirr Country et al. 's (2022) paper exploring how scholarship should be rooted in an ethical commitment to a wider array of actors.…”
Section: Collective Geographiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This intervention (Abdullah et al., 2023), collectively written by 12 scholars primarily based in urban Asia, is an apt example of the kind of careful and collaborative scholarship that our recent editorial (Bailey et al., 2023) seeks to encourage. Acknowledging the diverse, complex, and rapidly shifting urban contexts within which each scholar is situated, operates, and writes, the intervention does not aim to arrive at easy answers or practical solutions to the intellectual agenda of urban geographies.…”
Section: Collective Geographiesmentioning
confidence: 99%