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Issue 2:1 is out now. Forum articles from Prof. Loretta Lees 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇪 and Bas van Heur - both have thought provoking commentaries. Plus a book forum on Sara Safransky's "The City after Property" journals.sagepub.com/toc/DUS/curren…..

I'm very glad to be part of the dialogue around community-engaged urban research that Prof. Loretta Lees 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇪 has opened up in the new DialoguesinUrbanResearch journal. Her AAG plenary is essential reading for urban researchers. Thanks to all involved.

What Constitutes Engaged Dialogue in Urban Research? Thoughts From a Long Time “Outside-Insider” - Loretta Lees, 2024 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/27…

There is so much here that we #geographyteacher s can reflect on too, particularly in relation to knowledge production

Issue 2:2 is (finally) out! Forum articles from @RossBeveridge5 & Philippe Koch and Jason Luger & @Tilman_Schwarze #urban #urbanstudies #geography #urbanplanning #urbantheory journals.sagepub.com/toc/DUS/current

Read @RossBeveridge5 and Phillipe Koch on urban democracy. Amazing commentaries from Julie-Anne Boudreau, David Imbroscio, Kurt Iveson, Margaret Kohn and Warren Magnusson. A big thank you from DiUR. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Issue 2:2 read Jason Luger and @Tilman_Schwarze's thought provoking contribution on "post-industrial cities" - pure intellectual sustanance! Fantastic debate with @GeogForthcoming, Michael Glass, Jason Hackworth, James Pattison, June Wang and Sherry Xueyue Miao.

We have a fantastic book forum on Matthias Bernt's "Commodification Gap" - Reviews from Jenny Robinson, Ernesto López-Morales, @renee_tapp and Elvin Wyly... with a reply from Matthias #gentrification journals.sagepub.com/toc/DUS/current

Looking forward to discussing this Dialogue with our grad students next week Urban Studies Institute - Georgia State

If you loved reading Issue 2:2 and would like to have a go at writing a forum paper for us, reach out to one of our editors... always happy to talk about prospective projects and papers we can support. journals.sagepub.com/toc/DUS/current

Robert W. Lake, "On Resisting the Seduction of Theory" DialoguesinUrbanResearch doi.org/10.1177/275412…

AAG Detroit Call for Papers (deadline Oct. 16) 25 Years After N Smith’s re-engaging of the revanchist concept, this concept’s place in current urban redevelopment? Revanchism in relation to smart city making? Creative city making? Sustainable city making? Be in touch. Urban Geography

For 2025, we are looking for forum papers that map out brave, original and innovative directions in urban research. Let us know if you have work that is opening up conversations across the urban fields. journals.sagepub.com/home/DUS

New Issue Alert: 3:1 is out now. Bob's Lake forum on "the seductions of urban theory" is a must read. Commentaries from Kate Derickson, David Imbroscio, Helga Leitner, Don Mitchell, David Pinder, Caroline Ponder, Fran Tonkiss, and Henry Wai-chung Yeung. journals.sagepub.com/toc/dusa/3/1

Bob Lake in Issue 3:1 - "The route of escape from the seduction of theory is to give up the idea that the problem lies in choosing the right representational lens [...] and, instead, to engage in a dialogical effort to build the world we collectively wish to inhabit.

Elvin Wyly in the latest issue: "Millions of Americans believe Donald Trump's claim that the 2020 U.S. Presidential election was ‘rigged’. This commentary presents evidence of the remarkably diverse acceptance of this claim in the American population."

New Issue Alert: Forums from Bob Lake (urban theory) and Gerlofs and Morales-Lopez (gentrification) journals.sagepub.com/toc/dusa/3/1

AAG - Revisiting Neil Smith's revanchist concept - three sessions begins Friday 8:30, Huntington Place room 258 level 2. Panel discussion final session - E Montgomery, L Lees, D Wilson, E Wyly, S Zaragocin Urban Geography