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Citizen activism, conservative views & mega planning in a digital era

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Interface, spirituality and the urban professions: The paradox at the heart of planning

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Populists and planners: ‘We are the people. Who are you?’*

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From religious populism to civil religion: A discourse analysis of Bolsonaro’s and Lula’s inaugural and victory speeches

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Interface, rethinking religion and secularism in urban planning

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Is planning ‘secular’? Rethinking religion, secularism, and planning

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Doing is believing: Prefiguration as strategic practice in the Alterglobalization movement

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‘Don’t just do something, sit there’: Contemplative activism and ‘being political’ as prefigurative politics

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Explaining the relationship between religiosity and political participation: The mediating roles of transcendent accountability and Religiopolitical awareness

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Transcendent accountability and pro-community attitudes: Assessing the link between religion and community engagement

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Urban transport system changes in the UK: In danger of populism?

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Prefigurative politics between ethical practice and absent promise

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Political spirituality as the will for alterity: An interview with the Nouvel Observateur [1979] (S. V. Bremner, trans.)

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The emergence of the second amendment sanctuary movement: Partisan federalism, not white protectionism

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The everyday counter-city: Communities creating alternatives through reciprocal care, prefigurative action and subaltern urbanism

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Religion and the rise of populism

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Engineering community spirit: The pre-figurative politics of affective citizenship in Dutch local governance

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What hampers ‘political’ action in environmental alternative action organizations? Exploring the scope for strategic agency under post-political conditions

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Evil insurgency. A comment on the interface ‘Strengthening planning’s effectiveness in a hyper-polarized world.’

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Revolutionary practice and prefigurative politics: A clarification and defense

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Prefigurative planning: Performing concrete utopias in the here and now

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What is urban populism?

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Can urban populism democratize the city? The Tel Aviv-Jaffa 2009 municipal elections and their aftermath

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Postsecularities of care: In-common ethics and politics of “the meantime(s).”

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The Localist turn in populism studies

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From the three Rs to the “culture wars”? How Australians perceive local government action on climate change, indigenous reconciliation, and LGBTQIA+advocacy

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Far-right translocalism: Towards a new research agenda

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Culture wars and City politics, revisited: Local councils and the Australia day controversy

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The promise of text, audio, and video data for the study of US local politics and federalism

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