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We are co-hosting a book launch w/ Global Sustainable Development Sheffield 'Living the urban periphery: Infrastructure, everyday life and economic change in African city-regions' Friday 29 Nov (Online/in person) sheffield.ac.uk/urban-institut…

New Paper in Housing Studies 'Homeownership and tenure (in)security in fractured urban peripheries: Ethiopia’s mass housing programme' By Zhengli Huang, Tom Goodfellow + Meseret Kassahun Desta tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… (Photo: the Guardian)

Interested in African diaspora, transnational flows, cities & citizenship? Submit to our panel! 'African entanglements and transcontinental belonging: contested urban citizenship in Europe and the Horn of Africa' Deadline 15 December #ECAS2025 ecasconference.org/2025/call-for-…

Seminar TODAY, 4 Dec, starting 3:30pm & featuring the brilliant Prof. Beth Perry Prof Beth Perry 🙌 Join us - the more, the merrier! 😃 👇 Details 👇

The #ECAS conference deadline has been extended to 20 December - so there is still time to submit to our panel! 'African entanglements and transcontinental belonging: contested urban citizenship in Europe and the Horn of Africa' See details below 👇

In this podcast episode, ACRC’s land and connectivity domain lead Tom Goodfellow is joined by Abdifatah Ismael Tahir from Mogadishu and Eria Serwajja and Muhamed Lunyago from Kampala for a conversation around the role of land brokers in urban land markets in African cities.

We're delighted to be formally launching Sheffield Urbanism next week with a series of public events (alongside internal workshops to cook up future plans...) All of the below are open to the public, see below for details on how to sign up!

Now in Early View: THE DENSITY DIALECTIC: Between Hard and Gentle Densification in London by Victoria Habermehl and Colin McFarlane onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Very excited that the first episode of our new podcast 'Urban Radar' is now up, along with the 3-minute trailer for those who want to know what it's all about: open.spotify.com/show/5Dm0m9BLw… The Urban Institute @geography Social Sciences | The University of Sheffield

Episode 2 of #UrbanRadar is out, on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts: lnkd.in/g-cxJ-B4 In this month's feature Tom Goodfellow and Prof Beth Perry turn their attention to the Manchester’s model of property-led development

Fed up of hearing about Trump destroying the world order? Here's something different to hear on your commute: Episode 2 of #UrbanRadar! Featuring analysis of the 'Manchester model' of urban development, German elections, UK devolution & more... open.spotify.com/episode/3hKyyc…

Need something to listen 2 for trip home or the weekend? Here’s #UrbanRadar episode 2!! open.spotify.com/episode/3hKyyc…

Your weekend reading is here! Volume 54, Issue 1 covers everything from philanthropy to racial capitalism, and a lot, lot more tandfonline.com/toc/reso20/54/1

Urban Radar is here! A podcast exploring global issues through the lens of cities. 🌍 Is community action enough to tackle climate change? 🏙️ Can Manchester’s urban model shape future growth? Listen now: bit.ly/41Ayord

Delighted to announce that #UrbanRadar Episode 3 is now out! Jam packed with urban analysis of current and recent events. This month’s special feature focuses on the rise of #authoritarianism and its urban consequences Listen here >> lnkd.in/ehaewPvd

Who controls a city? And how? 🤔 This month’s Urban Radar podcast explores how authoritarian regimes shape capital cities, AI facial scanning risks in Sheffield, and student protests in Serbia. 🎧 Tune in now: bit.ly/4jaS76M

Authoritarianism, asylum & air pollution - check out the latest #UrbanRadar for discussions of all three!

At the Ug NationalConf. on Urban Dev't, we're exhibited our work on climate resilience, waste economies, and migration management. Building sustainable cities for all. Tom Goodfellow Hakimu Sseviiri Shuaib Lwasa African Cities Research Consortium Tom Goodfellow Paul Mukwaya judith mbabazi Ritah Pavin