'1. Thinking from the East: Urban marginality, racialisation and interdependence in Eastern Europe. Part1. Racialisation and the production of the urban margins.
2. Dispossessed, segregated, exploited: On racialised residential capitalism in postsocialist Czechia.
3. Urbanization of racial capitalism in Serbia: Transition, racialisation, evictions.
4. From social housing to evictions: State-led displacement and the urban poor in Bucharest.
5. Maintaining marginality: A genealogy of security mechanisms against Roma in Baia Mare. Part2. Mobilities and the shifting urban margins.
6. Human capital and digital citizenship: Postsocialism’s urban dispossessions.
7. Locked in permanent temporariness: Internally displaced persons in Serbia.
8. The Russian minority in the Baltic capitals: Examining marginalisation in the context of urban dynamics. Part3. Enduring and countering urban marginality.
9. Depoliticised urban commons: Romania’s perpetuating slum formations, deepening housing struggles, and political disinterest.
10. Doing and undoing communities: Opposing municipal narratives and spatial politics in a diverse neighbourhood of Budapest.
11. Between transformation and marginality: Urban life and socially engaged art at the fringe of Prishtina.
12. Infrastructures of marginality in a city with “war on the horizon”: Insights from Lyman, Ukraine. Part4. Race, post-socialism and the city: Reflections and new horizons.
13. Roma ghettos within the abyss of European modernity: Technologies of control and emancipatory horizons.
15. Post-socialist racial geographies studies.