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Abstract: Recent years have witnessed the beginnings of a renaissance in the fi eld of com-parative urban studies. The paper discusses this body of work’s history, drawing on contributions from across the social sciences. Following this it highlights some of the work’s limits, namely its weak theorization of place, scale and causality. The paper then offers a relational comparative approach to the study of cities as a means of attending to these limits. This acknowledges both the territorial and relational geographies behind the production of cities. Key words: comparative urban studies, geographical imagination, relational comparison, urban geography, urban governance. *Email
The purpose of this thesis is to help reconfigure the landscape of urban theories to become more equ...
This paper uses the ongoing attempts to redevelop the Cleveland waterfront to reveal the relational ...
Drawing on a rich diversity of theoretical approaches and analytical strategies, urban geographers h...
Abstract: Recent years have witnessed the beginnings of a renaissance in the fi eld of com-parative ...
2 Abstract: Recently there have been a number of calls from across the social sciences for a renewa...
The study of relations between cities has long been a major focus in urban research. For decades, th...
This review essay revisits recent scholarship within urban geography that has been shaped by relatio...
The study of relations between cities has long been a major focus in urban research. For decades, th...
An expanded set of sites, a more differentiated set of references and linguistic diversification hav...
What might be the implications for urban studies if we take ‘comparison’ not just as a method, but a...
The world is witnesses unprecedented urbanization bringing extreme challenges to contemporary practi...
A description of the different studies within the Perceptual Form of the City, a research project in...
The paper explores what unites the social environment the material environment. both the material fo...
A series of recent papers in Urban Geography on “comparative urbanism ” (Robinson
The paper will contribute to the conceptualization of cities in the world by first outlining the con...
The purpose of this thesis is to help reconfigure the landscape of urban theories to become more equ...
This paper uses the ongoing attempts to redevelop the Cleveland waterfront to reveal the relational ...
Drawing on a rich diversity of theoretical approaches and analytical strategies, urban geographers h...
Abstract: Recent years have witnessed the beginnings of a renaissance in the fi eld of com-parative ...
2 Abstract: Recently there have been a number of calls from across the social sciences for a renewa...
The study of relations between cities has long been a major focus in urban research. For decades, th...
This review essay revisits recent scholarship within urban geography that has been shaped by relatio...
The study of relations between cities has long been a major focus in urban research. For decades, th...
An expanded set of sites, a more differentiated set of references and linguistic diversification hav...
What might be the implications for urban studies if we take ‘comparison’ not just as a method, but a...
The world is witnesses unprecedented urbanization bringing extreme challenges to contemporary practi...
A description of the different studies within the Perceptual Form of the City, a research project in...
The paper explores what unites the social environment the material environment. both the material fo...
A series of recent papers in Urban Geography on “comparative urbanism ” (Robinson
The paper will contribute to the conceptualization of cities in the world by first outlining the con...
The purpose of this thesis is to help reconfigure the landscape of urban theories to become more equ...
This paper uses the ongoing attempts to redevelop the Cleveland waterfront to reveal the relational ...
Drawing on a rich diversity of theoretical approaches and analytical strategies, urban geographers h...
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