Society and space

The April Issue of the 2016 Environment and Planning D: Society and Space volume is out now. Access requires subscription. See the contents of Volume 34, Issue 2 below:

The maintenance of urban circulation: An operational logic of infrastructural control Andrés Luque-Ayala and Simon Marvin 191-208

Indignation and inclusion: Activism, difference, and emergent urban politics in postcrash Madrid Sophie Gonick 209-226

Building and blurring the intimate boundaries of nation, race and geopolitics in a suburb neighbouring a UK immigration removal centre Charles Leddy-Owen 227-244

The rugged border: Surveillance, policing and the dynamic materiality of the US/Mexico frontier Geoffrey A Boyce 245-262

Exotic endurance: Tourism, fitness and the Marathon des Sables Debbie Lisle 263-281

Working to appear: The plural and uneven geographies of race, sexuality, and the local state in Sydney, Australia Derek Ruez 282-300

Counting the countless: Statistics on homelessness and the spatial ontology of political numbers Nadine Marquardt 301-318

No place to hide? The ethics and analytics of tracking mobility using mobile phone data Linnet Taylor 319-336

Diagram of a love for plants gone bad Erin Despard 337-354

Fish-hood: Environmental assessment, critical Indigenous studies, and posthumanism at Fish Lake (Teztan Biny), Tsilhqot’in territory Dawn Hoogeveen 355-370

Listening space: Lessons from artists with and without learning disabilities Hannah Macpherson, Alice Fox, Susan Street, John Cull, Tina Jenner, Des Lake, Martyn Lake, and Shirley Hart 371-389