Exploring the role that the local government plays in tourism-driven rural gentrification has
the potential to make a contribution to rethinking the influence of power mobility on local …

In gentrification studies to date, authoritarianism has mainly served as a contextual backdrop
to discussions of state‐led gentrification. In this concluding essay I reflect on the explorations …

This article assesses the efficacy of best-practice tenure reforms for conflict-affected
populations, using a case study of Sri Lanka's post-conflict Northern Province. In Sri Lanka …

Scholars have argued for understanding the post-war as a liminal condition in which the war
appears to be over, but where the legacies of war remain contested in everyday spaces and …

The rapid growth Cambodia has experienced over the past two decades has resulted in a
dramatic transformation of its built environment, in particular, its largest city, Phnom Penh …

Despite contrasting approaches, democratic and authoritarian governments all underline the
fact that environmental protection is crucial and inevitable—and China's enthusiasm in …

In this article, I analyze the erasure and eventual replacement of a public mural in the US city
of Pittsburgh as an act of gentrification-induced cultural displacement precipitated by tech …

People's oppositions to planning decisions are on the rise even in exclusionary‐repressive
systems. However, in such contexts, decades of dismantling social networks, repressing the …

Cambodia is a country that has received large investments of international aid to secure the
land and housing rights of informal dwellers. Most investments have been directed towards …

Informed by the theory of post-politics, this PhD explores public engagement and conflict in
Hong Kong planning. It seeks to develop a deeper understanding of the escalating …