since 2019 city has had a new, non-hierarchical collaborative editorial structure and ethos consisting of three overlapping groups: the city collective and two sub-groups drawn from it, the city editors and the section editors. the city collective is a body of active participants who meet regularly to shape the journal and determine its overall direction, responsible for guiding the strategy, direction, content, organizational processes and associated material and events of city journal.

the section editors take responsibility for social media communication, website and book reviews as well as specific journal projects such as our majority urbanisms and scenes-sounds-action. the city editors are responsible for the day-to-day running of the journal. the roles are ‘rolling’, changing every few years to retain openness.

the website is key to city’s aim to engage with and beyond academic debates to develop radical praxis collaboratively with practitioners, activists, artists and policy-makers that are needed to create new forms of urban social justice. the website provides a platform for less formal conversations about cities and the urban experience:

a virtual sketchbook where ideas – playful, practical and serious – can be shared, contested and developed. the blog relates to city journal’s content, authors and members, including interviews, short articles, dialogues, reviews, photography and visual interpretations of the urban experience. moreover, through our blog we seek to create and support stronger links with the global south, such as the acapulco project which will illustrate projects related to urban sustainable development. you can also find the latest editorials, articles and table of contents for current and past issues on this website as well as the Taylor and francis site. under the more fully collective editorial structure since 2019, city seeks to open up its pages to multiple voices and disciplines in an effort to decentre knowledge.

for more information on the journal, website, structure of the core editorial team, and city collective, or to be considered for membership yourself, get familiar with our work and email us for further details. equally, if you have ideas for journal articles or website material or to find out more about city, please email us for a chat at city.editorialoffice@gmai.com

most of the artwork found on this site was made using a combination of applications, including adobe products, autodesk sketchbook, affinity designer, fotor, lensa, and dall-e. this is composite pop art, with a corecore aesthetic. all artwork is under creative license: cityjournal.online 2.0 (CC by 2.0)

* the lowercase letters are intentional, it’s a feature built in to this website. this aesthetic is meant to pay homage to bell hooks, a radical black feminist who chose to use all lowercase letters in her name to signal an an equalising of language structures. this is the ethos the editorial collective of this journal seeks to work towards and foster.