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Publication of Volume 9
Issue 9.1
A special issue on The Future of Urbanisation: Migration Policies in the Post-pandemic World curated by guest editors S. Irudaya Rajan and Amrita Datta.
Six General Articles that critically engage with the migration–urbanisation nexus and the policies that lie at this intersection.
Issue 9.2
Three General Articles and one Writing from Practice piece that addressed various aspects of spatial and socio-economic inequalities, examining them from different perspectives.
Two Book Reviews that offer alternative points of view to commonly accepted narratives about waste picker communities and machine politics, as well as a Film Review of The Archies.
A Visual Essay of mixed media artwork that explores the urban experience.
Poetry that brings marginal experiences and silences to the front and centre.
Urbanisation Webinar Series
We took forward the Urbanisation webinar series with two more events during the year.
A panel discussion with authors from the special issue on migration policies, organised in July 2024 in collaboration with IIHS Publics.
Migration in Development and Urban Policy with S Irudaya Rajan, Amrita Datta, Harshita Sinha, Mukta Naik, Kuldeepsingh Rajput, Amita Bhide and Chinmay Tumbe; moderated by Neethi P
The second panel discussion was organised during Peer Review Week in September 2024, bringing together experts in scholarly publishing on strengthening scholarly society publishers in the global South.
Strengthening Scholarly Publishing in the Global South with Amar Jesani, Nandan Nawn and Rishi K. Tyagi; moderated by Sunaina Singh
Urbanisation Outreach
Urbanisation on YouTube
Watch a video about the journal that was produced by the journal team, a series of video abstracts featuring authors of select articles published in the journal, and the recordings of the Urbanisation webinar series.
Urbanisation on Social Media
The journal runs several social media campaigns to promote the articles and authors it publishes. Follow us on the IIHS social media handles to stay updated on Urbanisation's activities.
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