Acknowledging the attention already devoted to the politics of space, in this paper I formulate a different angle towards political space by drawing on Jean-Luc Nancy’s relational ontology. Thinkin...

Valparaíso's port-city relationship has been reshaped by tensions between port expansion for economic growth and heritage-led urban tourism following UNESCO's 2003 designation. This article examine...

This article critically examines the EU’s New Pact on Migration and Asylum through the conceptual lens of the ‘humanitarian border’, which captures the entanglement of care and control in migration...

Published in Space and Polity (Ahead of Print, 2025)

Following the release of the UK Government’s recent White Paper on Immigration (2025), this provocation critically reflects on the role of points-based contributions, voluntary service and ‘good ch...

This paper examines how activists' conceptions of the state shape – and are shaped by – their tactical decisions during violent confrontations, focusing on a partial eviction at the ZAD Lützerath, ...

The dominant narrative of 1948–1967 Arab Jerusalem, if there is one at all, is of a marginalized city with passive citizens, decimated by the extraction of its vibrant heart in West Jerusalem, cons...

Published in Space and Polity (Ahead of Print, 2025)

Bourdieu’s theory of social reproduction is applied to interpret the structural conditions and experiences of citizens in ‘left behind’ places (LBP) along the Cumbrian coastline (UK). The findings ...

This article focuses on discourses about China’s zero-COVID policy as well as perceptions of the A4 Movement among overseas PRC-Chinese. In particular, I examine whether, how and why the idea and p...