Chicago and Kuala Lumpur: Through the Lens of Comparative Urbanism
Nine thousand two hundred and sixty six miles apart, separated by land and sea, inhabited by people who speak different...
Month: March 2020
Copenhagen and Montevideo: bonded by progression
Responding the recent call within the academic urban studies literature to carry out more empirical comparative research, this article comparatively...
At what costs? (Un)controlled urban expansions and socio-ethnic segregation in Luanda and Paris.
Increasing urban population causes many frictions and problems which are not easy to deal with. Through the course of history...
Comparing Moscow and Lagos: Similarities and differences in the pursuit of neoliberalization
Despite the wide gap of the historical-institutional contexts of Moscow and Lagos, a neoliberal urban planning logic derived from the...
