Sara Nikolić and Dušanka Milosavljević, University of Belgrade

Insurgent homemaking: Reclaiming learning infrastructure through care and commoning

Louwrens Botha, Eindhoven University of Technology

Infrastructuring the commons, or commoning urban infrastructures? Tensions and ambivalences from Dutch community living rooms

Inga Strauss and Johanna Lilius, University of Helsinki and Aalto University

Collaborative housing associations as micro-planners of the neighbourhood social infrastructure–A Case study from Hamburg, Germany

Giuseppe Servino, University of Milano Bicocca

The paper mill and the supermarket: Spectral gentrification, eviction, and the politics of commercial space in Milan's Greco neighbourhood

Hugo Pilate and Pedro Gil Farias

Lagares do Alvará: Speculating alternatives to urban touristification

Francesca Ru, Uppsala University

Is the market the solution? A sociological analysis of the role of marketplaces in gentrifying contexts

Ebru Kamaci Karahan and Sinem Tapki, Bursa Technical University

Walking the unmapped: Commercial gentrification, social rhythms, and invisible networks of resistance at the Karaköy-Perşambe Pazarı, İstanbul

Varun Patil, University of Erfurt

Displacement and resistance in Dharavi

Fernando Gutiérrez, University College London

Living through housing eviction and the resistance to gentrification in Mexico City

Akash K. S., University of Hyderabad

Produced informality and urban revalorisation in Hyderabad

Katherine Stansfeld and Miriam Burke, London Development Trust and University College London

Social Infrastructures of Care and Repair: Young People Reimagining the Urban Commons

Vishal Yadav, Indian Institute of Technology Patna

(Un)Commoners of the Cities: Counter-Mapping Sleep and Nocturnal Citizenship in Cities of Sleep (2015)

Bart Popken, Gran Sasso Science Institute, L’Aquila, Italy

Placemaking as Unmaking: The Rise and Fall of the Betoncentrale as Informal Social Infrastructure in Ghent's Harbour Area

Dominika V. Polanska

Södertörn University, Stockholm University

Hannes Rolf

Stockholm University

Lisa Kings

Södertörn University

Lucas Poy

IISG

Stela Muci, Université Paris 8

Tirana 2030: Urban revalorisation, extra-legal dynamics and authoritarian governance in a would-be "European Capital"

Athira Raj, Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences

The visual politics of urban redevelopment: Aesthetics and belonging in urban India

Firasha Shaikh, Mahindra University

Indirect, deferred and exclusionary displacement in Pune

Tommy Gavin, Trinity College Dublin

Insurgent counter-archiving in the Irish Community Action Tenants Union (CATU)

Kirsteen Paton, Joey Simons, Kirsten Lloyd, Lily Brown, University of Glasgow, Edinburgh College of Art and Newcastle University

Build-from-below: Exploring the political possibilities of housing struggle archiving, working-class knowledge production and infrastructures

Ana Vilenica, Södertörn University and University of Belgrade, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory

International comradeship as infrastructure: For, against and beyond research

Lukas Kotyk, University of West Bohemia

Cracking infrastructures: The limits of activist research in a social movement in decline

Sander van Lanen, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

Commoning care through social infrastructure: State-led interventions for care commons in the Netherlands

Samuel Faber, Stockholm University

Hollow common spaces: Discourse on local participation as legitimizer of neoliberalism

Nishita Sharma and Michael Ian Borer, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

When social infrastructure disappears: Designed absence, automobility, and the parochial realm in Las Vegas

Canan Çetin, Eskişehir Osmangazi Üniversitesi

The scarcity trap: Physical deprivation and the gatekeeper reflex in Türkiye

Sikha Mohanty, IIT Patna

Whose city? Whose labour?: The Dhandewaali and the politics of urban public life

Julian Lamborlem Roy Jyrwa, NIAS Bangalore & MAHE Manipal

Intra-national racialisation, platformed desire, and stratified urban belonging

Sutapa Majumdar

Home, ownership and precarity: A study of property relations and political economy of sex workers in Sonagachi, Kolkata

Aravind Raveendran, KREA University

Invisible Proximities: Desire, Disgust and the Digital Queer in Urban Kerala

Pietro Violo, Julien Fréchette, and Yanick Charette, Université de Montréal and Université Laval

Housing and resident characteristics associated with use of the Montreal rental registry

Nils Müller, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

Creating spaces against peripheralization: A framework for activist research infrastructure

Gemma Carolina Leyva Machiche, Universidad de Guadalajara

Building Commoning Knowledge Infrastructures. The City Seminar as Activist-Research on Urban Struggles in Guadalajara, Mexico

Lotte Christiaens, Universiteit Gent

Ummiye Mutlu, University of Cambridge

Activating urban memory: Cambridge [urban] room and temporal resistance to extractive planning

Kevin Van Meter, Union organizer and author

Workers’ inquiry in contemporary US struggles

Xabier I. Villares, Worker Observatory

Organising through workers’ Inquiry: The Workers’ Observatory

Nikos Vrantsis, Uppsala University

Tenants’ inquiry: Knowledge production and class recomposition under rentier capitalism

Mae de Monchy, Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Critical monitoring: Workers’ inquiry and anti-displacement in Brussels

Charul Mehndiratta, NUS Singapore

Trans*portation: Reading the Delhi metro as a conduit of sexuality

Vasundra Venkatesh, Shiv Nadar University

Imagining futures: Transitioning, trans pregnancies, trans parenthood

Dipannita Saha, IGNOU

Lightless boxes and fragile commons: Trans homemaking, brahminical biopolitics, and the neoliberal-authoritarian housing regime in Delhi

Tridib Mukherjee, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati

The neighbours of the brothel: Reflections from ethnographic fieldwork in Silchar, India

Anis Lofti, Politecnico of Milan

National giga projects vs. heritage conservation: The paradox of spectacle in Diriyah

Michael O'Reagan, Glasgow Caledonian University

The ‘invasion-to-management’ retreat: Deconstructing overtourism as a toxic legacy of mega-event governance

Ismaele Boscolo, University of Milano-Bicocca

Touristification on Lake Como, Italy: The case of Varenna

Muzamil Yakoob, School of Public Policy, IIT Delhi

Spatial justice and resource governance: The Himalayan perspective

M. Dagkouli-Kyriakoglou, St. Gkialis, D. Gourzis and D. Kostopoulos, Labour Geography Research Lab

Acts of hindrance in contemporary workers’ struggles: A labour geography perspective

Giovanna Marrazzo, University of Milano-Bicocca

Deliveries at home: Platform work and social delivery

Jack Edmunds-Bergin, Maynooth University

Precarity and dual power: The political composition of Ireland’s working class

Miranda Strominger, City University of New York

Oppositional home-work: Workers’ inquiry and ‘decommodified’ housing

Tumpa Husna Yasmin Fellows, UCL Bartlett

Decolonising knowledge production: Learning from Nakshi Kantha

Hugo Lindberg, Anamo

Unaddressed lives: Temporariness and the politics of recognition in Northern Sweden’s construction boom

Arunima Tripathi, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Addressing the sacred: Urban spatial governance and the Kashi Vishwanath corridor

Aram Hassan, Bahcesehir University, Faculty Of Architecture

Governing through fragmentation: Checkpoints, addressing, and the politics of visibility in Palestinian urban space

Anshira K K, Indian Institute of Technology Madras

Address, urban citizenship, and the Right to the City: Migrant workers and the politics of recognition in Bengaluru

Federico Smania

University of Milano-Bicocca

Lab "The Big Game" - OffTopic - (CIO) Unsustainable Olympics Committee

Alima El Bajnouni, COMUE Paris Est Sup

Addressing housing inequalities through coproduction and knowledge sharing: Methods and perspectives in Marseille Fairville Lab

Olasumbo Temitope Olaniyi, University of Plymouth

Auto photography as participatory evidence: Resident-generated imagery in the study of informal urbanism in Lagos, Nigeria

Tommy Gavin, Trinity College Dublin

Eviction resistance and counter-knowledges of property in the Irish radical housing movement

Danielle Kerrigan, Researcher

Tenant internationalism: Collaborating to build counter knowledges across borders

Borys Cieślak, Gran Sasso Science Institute

Local self-government against the state: Resistance of polish municipalities to creeping centralization

Cristian Raggio, KU Leuven

Variegated contestation: Unpacking the spatio-temporal dynamics of new municipalism

Furkan Turk, Zeynep Nur Gun and Duygu Cihanger Ribeiro, Middle East Technical University

Negotiated tolerance: Urban commons and the local state in Turkey

Neli Demireva, University of Essex

The role of urban food growing projects and associated food hubs in addressing local food vulnerability and strengthening social ties

Kurt Iveson, University of Sydney

Building a city for the people: Sydney’s green ban movement and the decommodification of city-making

Naresh Sub, University of Hyderabad

Material production of space: Centering the construction sector in spatial theory

Hugo Lindberg, KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Regimes of temporariness: Construction, migration and colonial continuities in Sápmi

Federico Smania, University of Milano-Bicocca

“There are alternatives to square boxes”: Architectural uprising and aesthetic resistance

Keshabhai Marvada, Centre for Culture and Development - India

Writing Ahmedabad otherwise:Caste, city, and Dalit subjectivity in an authoritarian age

Diyali Bhattacharya, National Institute of Technology Silchar

Songs of water, infrastructures of care: Jaladarsha and the making of ecological commons in Kolkata

Suzan Walters, New York University Grossman School of Medicine, New York, NY

A photovoice exhibition featuring stories from Harlem and Washington Heights

Konstantin Tarasov, University of Nottingham

House committees between urban commons and the Soviet local state, 1917–1930s

Marko Gavrilović, Researcher

Urban commoning beyond municipalism: Negotiating the local state in post-socialist Serbia

Sourav Bhattacharya, Indian Institute of Technology Bhilai

Producing order in colonial spaces: Claiming and commoning in colonial Delhi: 1857-1947

Javier Ruiz-Tagle, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

Political subjectivation through housing policy instruments: Housing committees and the governance of scarcity in Chile

Mridula Manglam, Researcher

Mapping everyday utopias amid crisis

Corinna Dengler and Quirin Dammerer, WU Vienna

Social-ecological provisioning, care, and the politics of shared housing in Vienna

Noelia Teijeiro, University of A Coruña

Commoning housing and care in ageing societies: Potentials and limits of collaborative housing initiatives in Spain

Ianthi Papadema, Cyprus University of Technology

Ahana Ganguly, IILM University

Reading the justice for RG Kar Movement in an urban context of India with a Dalit Feminist lens: A focused ethnographic study

Joseph Edward Alegado, The Australian National University

Visual ethnography and photovoice methodology: Reflections from zero-waste field sites in the Philippines

Aksha Fernandez, Kyoto SOKENDAI University

A researcher’s reflections on transect walks with garment workers in the city of Bangalore

Tendai Nzonzo, University of Cambridge

Governance under impossible conditions: Sovereign debt, infrastructural warfare, and urban water crisis in Harare, Zimbabwe

Rositsa Kratunkova, Södertön University

Fighting for the commons: Activist struggles for access to water in Bulgaria

Nadine Khayat and Clare Rishbeth, University of Beirut

Experiences of leisure, governance and protest in the coastline spaces of Beirut

Rosa Arma, Universidade de Lisboa

“Holding Hands”: Community-based construction through state presence/absence

Marta De Marchi and Alessia Franzese, Università Iuav di Venezia

The Venice Lagoon as a wicked problem: Governing socio-ecological issues through a common dimension

Jeremy Cox, University of Technology Sydney

Institutional learning and the epistemological case for energy communities

Shirley E. Mambadzo, Nyasha Magadzire and Sandra Boatemaa Kushitor, University of Stellenbosch

Polycentric governance in practice: Urban agriculture governance in Windhoek, Namibia

Nosayaba O. Oka, University of Gloucestershire

Commoning the green transition: Re-framing lithium and cobalt resource extraction in rural social-ecological systems as an urban wicked problem

Zerrin Ezgi Haliloğlu Kahraman, Sıla Şahin and Damla Işıklılar, Cankaya University and Geneva Graduate Institute

When everyday survival becomes commoning: Refugees’ collective housing navigation under multiple crises in Turkish cities

Fatma Gül Eryılmaz Şenvardar, Istanbul Technical University

From everyday navigation to collective urban capacities: Home-making practices of Syrian refugees in Istanbul

Oldouz Nejadi, Södertörn University

Everyday socio-environmental relations and the struggle for urban justice in Fittja, Stockholm

Keynote speaker: Professor Murat Erdoğan

Refugee cities as common ground: Imagining an inevitable coexistence and a shared future