Attention all authors, peer reviewers, and aspiring guest editors. S&P just published an editorial on the "Topical Special Issue concept". Do check it out on how we can create more productive thematic platforms. @MarkBoyleGeog @derekruez @Debanganabose.

A new article on smart cities' policy mobility in India: Topological spatialities of policy mobility: the varied power plays governing Indian smart urbanism in a quieter register: Space and Polity: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access.

A short provocation on the UK's White Paper on Immigration, critically reflecting on the role of points-based contributions: Full article: Immigration and the contested politics of volunteering as ‘good behaviour’.

Full article: ‘The well-behaved child between two noisy big brothers?’ – emergent practices of scalecraft within the in-between spaces of city-regionalism.

Interested in the in-between places? Check out this open-access article on Warrington, which sits between the Greater Manchester and Liverpool city regions, and how it tackles territorial and relational deprivileging in practice:.

New article on urban governance and space: The role of proximity coworking spaces in the post-pandemic platform urbanism: Space and Polity: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access.

And finally an open access provocation on Brexit and autochthony,.Full article: Autochthony, affect and education: reimagining belonging after Brexit.

An article on community mediation as political practice,.Neighbourhood organization as a way of addressing vulnerability: a case study of a community mediation programme in Olot, Spain: Space and Polity: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access.

Some late July updates: Latest issue is out!.Space and Polity: Vol 29, No 1 (Current issue).

The other, a short provocation, on the relationship between canopy equity and hostile design in public space design. Canopy inequity and ‘hostile’ public-space design: Space and Polity: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access.

Ready for some mid-July reading? One article on environmental movements in Germany,.Conceptualizing the state: tactical decisions and violence at the ZAD Lützerath: Space and Polity: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access.

Latest issue is out! Check it out: Space and Polity: Vol 28, No 3.

Another paper for reading during the summer, featuring the political spaces of airports: Full article: Materializing an ‘Arab Jerusalem’: narrating the Jerusalem Airport 1948–1967.

New paper alert: Urban housing politics in Jakarta, Indonesia. Land transformation and private sector-led development in South Tangerang: Space and Polity: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access.

Full article: The more-than-human commons in a crisis-ridden context: the case of the women’s collective and the chamomile-bee commons in Skouries of Halkidiki, Greece.

Two new articles are out this summer. One on nationalism, the other on the commons. Check them out!.Full article: From patriotic nationals to critical citizens? The A4 Movement and the change in long-distance nationalism among overseas PRC-Chinese.

RT @yaotaili: In this paper published in @SpacePolity, I present the discourse about China's zero-COVID policy and the perceptions of A4 Mo….

A new article on gender-based violence in Mexico is out. Check it out: Longitudes and latitudes of gender-based violence in Tlaxcala, Mexico: Space and Polity: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access.

What challenges & opportunities do our journals face & how might we address them? Time will be available for audience discussion & feedback. @MarkBoyleGeog.

The panel will discuss: Who the journals see as the communities they serve? How should they address pressing political concerns in the present and long-term?.

Please join editors from @envplanc; @Geopolitics_Jl; @Pol_Geog_Jl; @SpacePolity; and Territory, Politics, Governance for a panel discussion on “Geography, politics, and the global polycrisis: Visions from and for the editors.”