1. Urban Social Movements and the Right to the City: An Introduction to the Special Issue on Urban Mobilization

   • Anna Domaradzka

   Original Paper Open access 20 August 2018 Pages: 607 - 620

2. Participatory Art as a Social Practice of Commoning to Reinvent the Right to the City

   • Philippe Eynaud
   • Maïté Juan
   • Damien Mourey

   Original Paper 08 June 2018 Pages: 621 - 636

3. “Right to the City” and the Structure of Civic Organizational Fields: Evidence from Cape Town

   • Mario Diani
   • Henrik Ernstson
   • Lorien Jasny

   Original Paper 25 January 2018 Pages: 637 - 652

   

4. Forces of Altermodernization: Urban Social Movements and the New Urban Question in Contemporary Poland

   • Przemysław Pluciński

   Original Paper Open access 08 June 2018 Pages: 653 - 669

5. The Empowering Potential of Reformist Urban Activism in Czech Cities

   • Michaela Pixová

   Original Paper 25 June 2018 Pages: 670 - 682

6. Social Movements Seen as Radical Political Actors: The Case of the Polish Tenants’ Movement

   • Katarzyna Jezierska
   • Dominika V. Polanska

   Original paper Open access 27 November 2017 Pages: 683 - 696

   

7. Resisting to the Neoliberal Urban Fabric: Housing Rights Movements and the Re-appropriation of the ‘Right to the City’ in Rome, Italy

   • Margherita Grazioli
   • Carlotta Caciagli

   Original Paper 05 March 2018 Pages: 697 - 711

8. A Field of Contention: Evidence from Housing Struggles in Bucharest and Budapest

   • Ioana Florea
   • Agnes Gagyi
   • Kerstin Jacobsson

   Original Paper Open access 23 January 2018 Pages: 712 - 724

9. “The Cowl Does Make The Monk”: Understanding the Emergence of Social Entrepreneurship in Times of Downturn

   • José Luis Molina
   • Hugo Valenzuela-García
   • Marta M. Lobato

   Original Paper 13 November 2017 Pages: 725 - 739

   

10. One of a Kind, or All of One Kind? Groups of Political Participants and Their Distinctive Outlook on Society

    • Eefje Steenvoorden

    Original Paper Open access 29 May 2018 Pages: 740 - 755

11. Residents’ Agency Makes a Difference in Volunteering in an Urban Neighbourhood

    • Virpi Lund
    • Soile Juujärvi

    Original Paper 29 January 2018 Pages: 756 - 769

    

12. Volunteer Engagement in Housing Co-operatives: Civil Society “en miniature”

    • Peter Suter
    • Markus Gmür

    Original Paper 25 January 2018 Pages: 770 - 789

    

13. Democratizing the Refugee Regime Complex

    • Emily Barry-Murphy
    • Max Stephenson Jr.

    Original Paper 26 February 2018 Pages: 790 - 800

14. Civil Society and Social Innovation in Public Arenas in Brazil: Trajectory and Experience of the Movement Against Electoral Corruption (MCCE)

    • Rubens Lima Moraes
    • Carolina Andion

    Original Paper 06 April 2017 Pages: 801 - 818

    

15. At the Intersection of Social Entrepreneurship and Social Movements: The Case of Egypt and the Arab Spring

    • Yomna Elsayed

    Original Paper 04 January 2018 Pages: 819 - 831

16. Incorporation and Individualization of Collective Voices: Public Service User Involvement and the User Movement’s Mobilization for Change

    • Erik Eriksson

    Original Paper Open access 21 February 2018 Pages: 832 - 843

17. Advocacy Compromised: How Financial, Organizational and Institutional Factors Shape Advocacy Strategies of Civil Society Organizations

    • Malin Arvidson
    • Håkan Johansson
    • Roberto Scaramuzzino

    Original Paper Open access 10 August 2017 Pages: 844 - 856

18. Nonprofit Advocacy Tactics: Thinking Inside The Box?

    • Anne Clear
    • Megan Paull
    • David Holloway

    Original Paper 24 August 2017 Pages: 857 - 869

    

19. Civic Agency in Governance: The Role of Legitimacy with Citizens vs. Donors

    • Randall Puljek-Shank

    Original Paper Open access 09 July 2018 Pages: 870 - 883

    

20. Tufekci, Z.: Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest

    • Melissa Altman

    Book Review 09 November 2017 Pages: 884 - 885

21. Ridzi, Frank & Doughty, Margaret: Does Collective Impact Work? What Literacy Coalitions Tell Us

    • Isidro Maya-Jariego

    Book Review 11 April 2018 Pages: 886 - 887