Publications

ZORA Publication List

Publications

• 2023

  • Journal Article

    • Ren, Julie (2023). Book review forums: reviving a platform. Urban Geography, 44(4):567-569.
    • Raco, Mike; Sun, Yixiang; Brill, Frances (2023). Relational regulation and Chinese real estate investment in London: moving beyond the territorial trap. Territory, Politics, Governance, 11(2):354-376.
    • Nugraha, Erwin; Wesely, Julia; Ruszczyk, Hanna A; de Villiers, Isolde; Zhao, Yimin (2023). Overlooked cities: Shifting the gaze in research and practice in global urban studies. Cities, 133:104044.
    • Brill, Frances; Stirling, Phoebe (2023). Introduction to special issue on the governance of residential investment. European Urban and Regional Studies, 30(1):8-13.
    • Brill, Frances; Raco, Mike; Ward, Callum (2023). Anticipating demand shocks: Patient capital and the supply of housing. European urban and regional studies, 30(1):50-65.

  • Book Section

    • Ren, Julie (2023). Comparative geographies. In: Lees, Loretta; Demeritt, David. Concise Encyclopedia of Human Geography. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, 69-73.
    • Durrant, Daniel; Brill, Frances (2023). Shrinking aspirations: The potential impact of build to rent models on housing transitions. In: Harris, Ella; Nowicki, Mel; White, Tim. The Growing Trend of Living Small. London: Routledge, 61-73.
    • Dimitrakou, Ifigeneia (2023). On present spaces and places of the present: Art for the everyday realities of urban coexistence. In: Malamou, Theodora. Athens Laundry Μπουγάδα. Athens: Dolce Publishing, 42-46.

  • Habilitation

    • Ren, Julie. Comparative urbanism, beyond critique: thinking through urban China and art for a more global urban geography. 2023, University of Zurich, Faculty of Science.

  • Scientific Publication in Electronic Form

    • Ren, Julie; Sancarlo, Rosa; da Mosto, Jane (2023). We can’t be provincial about Venice: an interview with Jane da Mosto. London: Third Text.

• 2022

  • Journal Article

    • Raco, Mike; Ward, Callum; Brill, Frances; Sanderson, Danielle; Freire-Trigo, Sonia; Ferm, Jess; Hamiduddin, Iqbal; Livingstone, Nicola (2022). Towards a virtual statecraft: Housing targets and the governance of urban housing markets. Progress in Planning, 166:100655.
    • Fricke, Carola; Brill, Frances (2022). Comparative urbanism in times of Covid‐19 and beyond. Geography Compass, 16(12):e12666.
    • Koh, Sin Yee; Zhao, Yimin; Shin, Hyun Bang (2022). Moving the mountain and greening the sea: the micropolitics of speculative green urbanism at Forest City, Iskandar Malaysia. Urban Geography, 43(10):1469-1495.
    • Shin, Hyun Bang; Zhao, Yimin; Koh, Sin Yee (2022). The urbanising dynamics of global China: speculation, articulation, and translation in global capitalism. Urban Geography, 43(10):1457-1468.
    • Dimitrakou, Ifigeneia (2022). Book Review - Loving orphaned space: the art and science of belonging to earth / By Mrill Ingram, Philadelphia, Temple University Press, 2022, 194 pp, ISBN 978 1 4399 2195 1. Housing Studies, 37(10):1918-1920.
    • Hilbrandt, Hanna; Grafe, Fritz-Julius (2022). Urban visions of global climate finance: Dispossessive mechanisms of futuring in the making of Groy. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 46(5):896-905.
    • Chakkalakal, Silvy; Ren, Julie (2022). Un/doing future, unsettling temporalization. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 46(5):845-850.
    • Brill, Frances (2022). Playing the game: A comparison of international actors in real estate development in Modderfontein, Johannesburg and London’s Royal Docks. Geoforum, 134:197-204.
    • Hilbrandt, Hanna; Ren, Julie (2022). Refracting Eurocentrism, operationalizing complicity: The Swiss Sonderfall as a vantage point. Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 40(4):589-606.
    • Ren, Julie (2022). Theme park follies: the publics of art biennials in Dakar and Taipei. Urban Geography, 43(6):857-864.

Pagination