In a context of global-scale inequalities and increased middle-class transnational mobility,
this paper explores how the arrival of Western European and North American migrants in …

This introduction to the special issue introduces the contributors' articles and identifies key
themes relating to how increased transnational mobility has affected urbanisation processes …

Transnational gentrifications have been occurring at the crossroads of capital investment
fuelled to satisfy the remarkable increase of so-called leisure-oriented mobilities. Such …

Transnational gentrification is class-based neighbourhood change driven by relatively
affluent international migrants. In contrast to the conventional globalisation narrative in …

Many authors agree that gentrification in Latin America depends on the intervention of the
state. However, for the renovation of large urban areas that have long lacked public …

This paper discusses the paradox of atmosphere in urban tourism and reflects on how
atmospheric production can become a tool to improve urban liveability. I draw on …

Transnational gentrification has become a key element of urban and sociocultural
transformations in several Latin American countries. New urban policies and transnational …

During the past decade, digital platforms like Airbnb and Uber have enabled the
development of a new generation of entrepreneurs in tourism and mobility. The mediation of …

Bridging critical heritage studies with insurgent planning theory, this article proposes the
notion of 'insurgent heritage'to discuss heritage preservation's role in constructing urban …

Scholarship on urban Latin America is prolific and multifaceted. The region not only is the
most urbanised in the world but also the most unequal. This distinctive feature makes it rich …