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April 2025, Volume 30, Issue 1-2
- 1-7 Southern urbanism as a negotiation of past, present, and future
by Christine Mady & Sadaf Sultan Khan & Claudia Ortiz & Joumana Stephan & Kundani Makakavhule & Ohoud Kamal & Michelle Meza - 8-23 Neo-colonial urbanism in three intermediate Argentinean cities
by Ailen Suyai Pereyra & Cecilia Mercedes Quevedo & Katrina Salguero Myers & Eliana Isabel Abraham - 24-38 (S)places and peace of (s)place: Venḓa’s sacred sites
by Kgomotso Jackson Phillip Sebola-Samanyanga - 39-53 Whose city? colonial histories, urban governance, and the contestation of space in Kuala Lumpur
by Farah Aisyah Mior - 54-69 Knowing urban nature differently: undervalued nature relationships linked to community parks in the City of Tshwane
by Dayle Lesley Shand & Christina Breed - 70-89 Urban resignification areas in the production of space in Cuenca: El Barranco case
by Pedro Jiménez-Pacheco & Roxana Balladares Cajamarca & Ana Paula Arias Valdez - 90-108 Retracing the island: the implications of land reclamation practices on coastal public space participation in Bahrain
by Noora K. Alhashimi - 109-122 Losing ground: the contestation between coastal infrastructure and community from a gender perspective
by Neha Sunil Rane & Harshali Ghule - 123-140 Diary of a public space user: reflections on Southern Urbanism
by Raynhard Supra & Karina Landman - 141-155 Speculation from below: how temporal market sustains local heritage in Indonesia’s desakota region
by Muhammad Nelza Mulki Iqbal & Tanzil Shafique - 156-170 Navigating affordability challenges and opportunities in mixed-income housing: a case study of Cornubia in South africa
by Temitope Olufolahan Olaniran & Godfrey Gombana Musvoto - 171-190 From indigeneity to homogeneity: impact of urban transformation on residential neighbourhood spaces in Dhaka
by Kanak Kanti Saha - 191-212 Investigating traditional construction techniques and local knowledge in response to flood vulnerabilities in Sindh, Pakistan
by Asifa Iqbal & Humaira Nazir & Muhammad Ashar Awan - 213-236 Contextual non-physiological factors affecting outdoor thermal comfort perception in alleyways of El Mina Lebanon
by Joumana Stephan & Sarah Merhebi - 237-255 Geospatial neocolonialism and social vulnerability to hydrometeorological events in coastal Michoacán
by Lucía Macías-Serrat - 256-271 Kumasi trees – project of the hearts. Decolonial strategies for advancing urban greenery in a Sub-Saharan city
by Saija H. Hollmén & Alexander B. Marful & Taru Niskanen & Daniel Y. A. Duah & Esmeranda Manful & Meeri Pitkänen & Irene A. Idun
October 2024, Volume 29, Issue 4
- 309-326 Self-discovery, storytelling and structuration in urban planning: pedagogical insights from Singapore
by Mahyar Arefi - 327-341 A culture of digital planning? An international comparison of culture, planning and technology
by Ruth Potts & Dan Milz - 342-365 Framework for urban flood risk assessment – a hydrological modelling approach: the case of Nilambur, Kerala
by Anju John & Anjana Bhagyanathan & Khadeeja Parvin CM - 366-378 Off the rails: the failure of Turkey’s twenty-year-long construction frenzy
by Muna Güvenç - 379-398 Urban expansion and its impacts on the livelihood of peripheral farming households: the case of Shinshicho town, Ethiopia
by Zewdu Markos Wolamo & Abenezer Wakuma Kitila & Solomon Asfaw Beza - 399-415 Megamall development in Tehran city: a study of the development process from the perspective of structuration theory
by Asieh Nikbin & Gholamreza Kazemian & Mohammad Hossein Sharifzadegan - 416-435 The growth of megacities in the Global South: a review of the available data on trends and patterns
by Nabilla Dina Adharina & Deden Rukmana - 436-448 iNIMBY? The potential of automated social media bots to create echo chambers in the online participatory planning discourse
by Maxwell Hartt & Stephanie Cantlay & Justin B. Hollander & Ruth Potts & Alexander Seto
July 2024, Volume 29, Issue 3
- 213-233 Opportunity for informal business networking to reshape the institutional capacity of community in housing revitalization projects: learning from Bandung and Surakarta, Indonesia
by Chrisna T. Permana & Haryo Winarso - 234-251 Young families’ space adaptation in subsidized housing case study: Mataram city, West Nusa Tenggara Indonesia
by Lale Garjita Kusumaring Puji & Evawani Ellisa - 252-267 New cities for a ‘new Kuwait’: planning for national continuity and stability
by Jasmine Ali & Sarah Moser - 268-286 The mall as heterotopia under Greece’s economic crisis: a sociospatial analysis in Thessaloniki
by Ioannis Frangopoulos & Christina Papasimeon & Dimitris Kourkouridis & Nikos Kapitsinis - 287-308 Street connectivity and active mobility in emerging economies: disparities of socioeconomic features and travel behavior in sprawling versus compact urban neighbourhoods
by Melika Mehriar & Houshmand Masoumi & Inmaculada Mohino
April 2024, Volume 29, Issue 2
- 105-123 Spatial analysis of regional income inequality in EU countries
by Alireza Niknam Khajepasha & Menelaos Gkartzios - 124-139 Embedding planning support systems in spatial planning practice: the role of drift in implementing the Spatial Development Framework methodology
by Deborah Adeola Oyeku & Luc Boerboom & Ana Mafalda Madureira & Karin Pfeffer - 140-159 Spatial planning of China’s lower-tier cities: strategies, implementation, and consequences
by Zhu Qian - 160-179 An investigation of the open spaces and their impact on child interaction in high-rise urban environments: a case of the city of Colombo, Sri Lanka
by K. Amarasinghe & R. Rathnayake & N. Wickramaarachchi - 180-197 Urban food planning and management in Melbourne: current challenges and practical insights
by Leticia Canal Vieira & Silvia Serrao-Neumann & Michael Howes - 198-212 Impacts of urban sprawl on people’s livelihoods: analysis of urban fringe neighbourhoods in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
by Fredrick Bwire Magina & Brian Ndeleva Paul & John Modestus Lupala
January 2024, Volume 29, Issue 1
- 1-18 Reimagining alternative future development trajectories of shrinking Finnish cities
by Annamari Kiviaho & Saija Toivonen - 19-33 A smart city for all citizens: an exploration of children’s participation in Norway’s smartest city
by Johana Evelyn Montalvan Castilla & Anders Riel Müller - 34-53 Mind the gap: revitalizing action planning through social networks in Yogyakarta
by Zulfikar D. W. Putra & Mark Tewdwr-Jones - 54-67 The role and significance of planning consultants as intermediary-actors: between and amongst government, civic society and the market
by Francesca Bragaglia & Gavin Parker - 68-86 What happens to the residential land value with the construction of megamalls? (Evidence from Tabriz)
by Javad Imani Shamloo & Mohammad Reza Ezzati Mehr - 87-104 Exploring Arctic housing and village planning based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs
by Anu Soikkeli
October 2023, Volume 28, Issue 3-4
- 219-238 A systematic review of shrinking cities literature: lessons from the past and directions for the future
by Amir Reza Khavarian-Garmsir - 239-255 Geodesign in historical process: case study insights for improving theory and practice
by Scott N. Lieske & Jeffrey D. Hamerlinck - 256-267 Blindness and illumination of state spatial strategies in producing extended urban space: a case from Cepu oil and gas mining area, Indonesia
by Hajar Ahmad Chusaini & Imam Buchori & Jawoto Sih Setyono - 268-280 How can mega-events contribute to urban tourism in developing countries? A case study of the 2016 G20 Summit in Hangzhou, China
by Zaiju Tai & Lu Ye & Zhizheng Wang - 281-298 Ka mua, ka muri (looking backwards into the future): investigating government’s solutions to addressing uneven regional development in New Zealand/Aotearoa
by Elham Bahmanteymouri & Mohsen Mohammadzadeh - 299-314 Does residential mobility affect educational outcomes? Evidence from Chile
by Francisca Bogolasky Fliman - 315-331 An integrated approach of gravity modelling and spatial planning: the example of US megaregions
by Géza Tóth & Aron Kincses - 332-346 Reflections on the hierarchy of the spatial planning system in Greece (1999–2020)
by Evangelos Asprogerakas & Dimitris Melissas - 347-366 Transit Oriented Development (TOD) in São Paulo: spatial analysis shows advances, but not sufficient social inclusion
by Carlos Leite & Marcelo Fonseca Ignatios & Paulo Eduardo Scheuer & Alan Américo da Silva & Andresa Ledo Marques - 367-383 Boundary spanning in design-led strategic spatial planning: lessons from post-Sandy rebuilding efforts
by Terry van Dijk & Annet Kempenaar & Margo van den Brink & Naim Laeni
April 2023, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 107-123 Tenure responsive land use planning in Ghana: evidence from peri-urban Tamale
by Millicent Awialie Akaateba - 124-141 Railways and urban expansion: how does rail transport affect urban expansion in metropolitan areas? (Warsaw and Copenhagen case)
by Reza Kheyroddin & Mohammad Ghaderi - 142-161 Dormitory neighbourhood: the role of studentification in developing low-quality neighbourhood, case of Babolsar, Iran
by Parian Hoseini & Marjan Nematimehr - 162-177 Drivers and prospects of over-urbanization of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
by Abenezer Wakuma Kitila & Awol Akmel Yesuf & Solomon Mulugeta Woldemikael - 178-192 Inside-out in creative industry-led urban regeneration: the roles of developers in Liverpool and Bristol compared
by Julie T. Miao - 193-217 Semantic similarities between personality, identity, character, and singularity within the context of the city or urban, neighbourhood, and place in urban planning and design
by Hisham Abusaada & Abeer Elshater
January 2023, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 1-20 Addressing the impossible triad – high inequality, decentralized policy and low local capacity – challenges for drinking water policy in Mexico
by Marcela González Rivas - 21-36 Urban planners’ roles, perceptions, needs, and concerns in smart city planning: a survey of U.S. planners
by Mahbubur Meenar & Nader Afzalan - 37-53 Long-established rules and emergent challenges: spatial planning and wildfires in Chile
by Constanza Gonzalez-Mathiesen & Alan March - 54-68 Politics and planning: land take between the EU soil strategy and local policymaking in Lombardy
by Martino Mazzoleni - 69-86 A critical analysis of ‘smart cities’ as an urban development strategy in Africa
by Elmond Bandauko & Robert Nutifafa Arku - 87-105 Degradation of urban nodes in East Jerusalem: from vibrant spaces to dead ends
by Awad Mansour & Maha Samman
October 2022, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 303-319 Lost in transit? – effects of a highly transit-affected town
by Ida Sofie Gøtzsche Lange & Claus Lassen & Lea Louise Holst Laursen & Ole B. Jensen - 320-335 The mystery of recurrent housing demolitions in urban Zimbabwe
by Beacon Mbiba - 336-353 Moderating effect of anti-corruption agencies on the relationship between construction corruption forms and projects delivery
by Andrew Ebekozien & Mohamad Shaharudin Samsurijan & Godpower C. Amadi & Andrew I. Awo-Osagie & Matthew Ikuabe - 354-369 Coping with collective interests in a self-organisation planning regime: a critical analysis of the Oosterwold case (Almere, NL)
by Andrea Testi - 370-393 Applicability of Perry’s neighbourhood concept in neighbourhood planning in Sri Lanka
by Maneesha Subhashini & Naduni Wickramaarachchi - 394-410 The transformation and adaptive capacity of Tsweu Street in Mamelodi, City of Tshwane
by Keletso Kgotse & Karina Landman - 411-424 Situating the silence of recreation in transit-oriented development
by Amalia Engström & Mattias Qviström
July 2022, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 213-230 Planning systems and cultures in global comparison. The case of Brazil and Germany
by Karsten Zimmermann & Sandra Momm - 231-252 Evaluating scenarios for twenty-first-century Australian settlement planning: a Delphi study with planning experts
by Julian Bolleter & Nicole Edwards & Robert Freestone & David Nichols & Paula Hooper - 253-266 Prioritizing behaviour alongside regulations in Amsterdam’s planning projects
by Adhish Gurung & Sara Özogul - 267-283 Neighbours matter: a micro-scale indicator of settlement structure assessing urban dispersion and planning effectiveness
by Antonio Tomao & Giovanni Quaranta & Rosanna Salvia & Luca Salvati & Sirio Cividino - 284-301 Local planning cultures? What Glasgow, Melbourne and Toronto planners say
by John T. Jackson
April 2022, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 107-119 Replicated or homegrown planning model? The mutual constitution of ideas, interests and institutions in the delivery of a megaproject in Rio de Janeiro
by Gabriel Silvestre - 120-138 Soft planning in macro-regions and megaregions: creating toothless spatial imaginaries or new forces for change?
by Eva Purkarthofer & Franziska Sielker & Dominic Stead - 139-154 Master planning in the megalopolis: exploring the opportunities and barriers for urban governance reform in Bangalore, India
by Seema D. Iyer - 155-172 A ‘planning revolution’ or an ‘attack on planning’ in England: digitization, digitalization, and democratization
by Philip Boland & Abigail Durrant & Justin McHenry & Stephen McKay & Alexander Wilson - 173-195 Translating ‘New Compactism’, circulation of knowledge and local mutations: Copenhagen’s Sydhavn as a case study
by Marco Adelfio & Ulises Navarro Aguiar & Christian Fertner & Emilio da Cruz Brandão - 196-212 Craft industries and ribbon development: place change along the Colombo-Kandy Road, Sri Lanka
by Naduni Wickramaarachchi & C. Grodach & G. M. Ranathunga & R. Ratnayake & P. V. M. Karunarathne
January 2022, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 1-17 Urban informality and parallel governance systems: shaping citizens’ engagements in urban planning processes in Bangladesh
by Mohammad Shahidul Hasan Swapan & Shahed Khan - 18-43 Informing future Australian settlement planning through a national-scale suitability analysis
by Julian Bolleter & Bill Grace & Robert Freestone & Paula Hooper - 44-61 Root cause of factors enhancing the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic in Nigerian informal urban settlements: issues and possible solutions
by Andrew Ebekozien & Clinton Aigbavboa & Solomon Oisasoje Ayo-Odifiri - 62-76 Age-friendly cities, knowledge and urban restructuring
by Brendan Murtagh & Claire Cleland & Sara Ferguson & Geraint Ellis & Ruth Hunter & Ciro Romelio Rodriguez Añez & Leonardo Augusto Becker & Adriano Akira Ferreira Hino & Rodrigo Siqueira Reis - 77-90 Unsettling the Copenhagen Finger Plan: towards neoliberalization of a planning doctrine?
by Kristian Olesen - 91-106 The impact of high-speed rail on the trajectories of shrinking cities: the case of the extension of the Shinkansen network in northern Japan
by Marco Reggiani & Fernando Ortiz-Moya
October 2021, Volume 26, Issue 4
- 349-369 Planning sustainable urban-industrial configurations: relations among industrial complexes and the centralities of a regional continuum
by D. Altafini & A. Braga & V. Cutini - 370-386 Temporary urbanism as a new policy strategy: a contemporary panacea or a trojan horse?
by Francesca Bragaglia & Cristiana Rossignolo - 387-398 Self-organized initiatives: a planners’ subversive tool for fragmented urban spaces
by Igor Tempels Moreno Pessoa - 399-412 What to do with the chiefs? Revisiting the historical shifts and continuities of rural land administration and tenure systems in the former Transkei of the Eastern Cape, South Africa
by Tanja Winkler - 413-425 Waste management: new policies for EU port cities
by Ilenia Spadaro & Francesca Pirlone & Selena Candia - 426-440 Politics, planning, and ruling: the art of taming public participation
by John Pløger
July 2021, Volume 26, Issue 3
- 219-235 Implications of density bonus tool for urban planning: relaxing floor area ratio (FAR) regulations in Tehran
by Katayoun Karampour - 236-250 A university town and attraction/re-attraction of international students: an investigation into Dushu Lake higher education town in Suzhou, China
by Hyung Min Kim & Matthew Cocks - 251-266 Root cause approach to explore policy options for improving low-cost housing provision in Malaysia
by Andrew Ebekozien & Abdul-Rashid Abdul-Aziz & Mastura Jaafar - 267-285 Post-conflict reconstruction and the decline of urban vitality in Downtown Beirut
by Allam Alkazei & Kosuke Matsubara - 286-301 Peri-urbanization in Sacaba, Bolivia: challenges to the traditional urban planning approach
by Paola J. Ledo Espinoza - 302-320 Ideology in practice: the career of sustainability as an ideological concept in strategic urban planning
by Jonathan Metzger & Phil Allmendinger & Martin Kornberger - 321-347 The Socio-politics of the urbanization - transportation nexus: infrastructural projects in the department of Antioquia in Colombia through the lens of technological politics and institutional dynamics
by Maritza Toro López & Joris Scheers & Pieter Van den Broeck
April 2021, Volume 26, Issue 2
- 101-116 Experiences of private firms in delivering land services in peri-urban areas in Tanzania
by Said Nuhu & Wilbard Jackson Kombe - 117-129 Spatial planning in the digital age: the role of emerging technologies in democratising participation in spatial planning in Ghana
by David Anaafo & Stephen Appiah Takyi - 130-148 Urban design governance in three Chinese ‘pioneer cities’
by Fei Chen & James T. White - 149-164 Creative-led strategies for peripheral settlements and the uneasy transition towards sustainability
by Giulio Verdini - 165-181 A qualitative approach to investigate low-cost housing policy provision in Edo State, Nigeria
by Andrew Ebekozien - 182-197 Cross border regional planning: insights from Cascadia
by Francesco Cappellano & Kathrine Richardson & Laurie Trautman - 198-217 Prospects for sustainable urban development in Africa – (re)viewed from a planning perspective
by D. C. Okeke
January 2021, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-13 Must shrinking cities be distressed cities? A historical and conceptual critique
by Sonia Hirt & Robert Beauregard - 14-27 Understanding context and its influence on collaborative planning processes: a contribution to communicative planning theory
by Camilo Calderon & Martin Westin - 28-41 Advancing responses to climate change through improved interplay between planning theory and practice
by Tony Matthews & Douglas Baker - 42-55 Regionalization processes and institutional transformations in the Italian metropolitan areas among crises and ambiguities
by Nadia Caruso & Elena Pede & Silvia Saccomani - 56-69 A comparative assessment of local municipal food policy integration in the Netherlands
by Lara Sibbing & Jeroen Candel & Katrien Termeer - 70-80 ‘Mentally, we’re rather country people’ – planssplaining the quest for urbanity in Helsinki, Finland
by Johanna Lilius - 81-99 Between normative product-oriented and alternative process-oriented urban planning praxis: how can these jointly impact on the rapid development of metropolitan Maputo, Mozambique?
by Vanessa Melo & Paul Jenkins
October 2020, Volume 25, Issue 4
- 303-319 Creating age-friendly cities: prioritizing interventions with Q-methodology
by Mariana T. Atkins - 320-339 Planning, platforms, participation: city resilience and illegal drugs in Belfast
by Philip Boland & Linda Fox-Rogers & Stephen McKay - 340-354 Contextual and external factors enabling planning innovations in a regeneration context: the Lyon Confluence project (France)
by Sébastien Darchen - 355-371 Can social media support large scale public participation in urban planning? The case of the #MySydney digital engagement campaign
by Wayne Williamson & Kristian Ruming - 372-392 Space to waste: the influence of income and retail choice on household food consumption and food waste in Indonesia
by Tammara Soma - 393-408 What do mid-career Melbourne planners profess?
by John Jackson - 409-426 The emergence of ‘performative planning’: a case study of waterfront regeneration in Kaohsiung, Taiwan
by Sang-Ju Yu - 427-440 Autopoietic interaction systems: micro-dynamics of participation and its limits
by Angelique Chettiparamb
June 2020, Volume 25, Issue 3
- 237-246 Introduction to the special issue: the politics of land – dominant regimes and situated practices
by Nina Gribat & Barbara Pizzo - 247-260 Public land revisited: municipalization and privatization in Newark and New York City
by Samuel Stein & Oksana Mironova - 261-276 Vacant land in London: a planning tool to create land for growth
by Sonia Freire Trigo - 277-288 Contested land and blurred rights in the Land of Fires (Italy)
by Gilda Berruti & Maria Federica Palestino - 289-301 Multiple interests in urban land: disaster-induced land resettlement politics in Kampala
by Colin Marx & Cassidy Johnson & Shuaib Lwasa
April 2020, Volume 25, Issue 2
- 129-149 Exploring multi-local working: challenges and opportunities for contemporary cities
by Mina Di Marino & Kimmo Lapintie - 150-165 Shifting perceptions in shrinking cities: the influence of governance, time and geography on local (In)action
by Maxwell Hartt - 166-188 Exploring residential urban form patterns: a Spanish case study
by Marta Braulio-Gonzalo & María José Ruá & María D. Bovea - 189-205 The urban dormitory: planning, studentification, and the construction of an off-campus student housing market
by Nick Revington & Markus Moos & Jeff Henry & Ritee Haider - 206-221 Fostering innovation in area-based initiatives for deprived neighbourhoods: a multi-level approach
by Angela Barbanente & Laura Grassini - 222-235 Evaluating strategies for plan coordination: a survey of Canadian planners
by Stephen McCarthy & Jill L. Grant & Muhammad Ahsanul Habib
January 2020, Volume 25, Issue 1
- 1-8 Planning amid crisis and austerity: in, against and beyond the contemporary conjuncture
by Simone Tulumello & Laura Saija & Andy Inch - 9-22 Austerity in reverse: Korea, capabilities, and crisis
by Cuz Potter & Jeeyeop Kim - 23-37 Global urbanism and mega events planning in Rio de Janeiro amid crisis and austerity
by Arturo Di Bella - 38-51 The deep roots of austere planning in Memphis, TN: is the fox guarding the hen house?
by Laura Saija & Charles A. Santo & Antonio Raciti - 52-71 Spatial planning amid crisis. The deepening of neoliberal logic in Germany
by Michael Miessner - 72-87 Spatial planning and territorial governance in Southern Europe between economic crisis and austerity policies
by Simone Tulumello & Giancarlo Cotella & Frank Othengrafen - 88-99 The auste-city model and bio-political strategies: re-visiting the urban space of Athens (Greece) during the crisis
by Monia Cappuccini - 100-121 Negotiating (re)appropriation practices amid crisis and austerity
by Luisa Rossini & Iolanda Bianchi - 122-127 Urban planning, austerity, and resistance
by William W. Goldsmith
October 2019, Volume 24, Issue 3-4
- 207-217 Visionary cities or spaces of uncertainty? Satellite cities and new towns in emerging economies
by Yves Van Leynseele & Marco Bontje - 218-234 Spatial challenges in contemporary African New Towns and potentials for alternative planning strategies
by R. Keeton & S. Nijhuis - 235-254 The Spatial Development Framework to facilitate urban management in countries with weak planning systems
by Mathias Spaliviero & Luc Boerboom & Montserrat Gibert & Giovannni Spaliviero & Manka Bajaj - 255-271 Shenzhen: satellite city or city of satellites?
by Marco Bontje - 272-292 Songdo IBD (International Business District): experimental prototype for the city of tomorrow?
by Napong Tao Rugkhapan & Martin J. Murray - 293-307 The role of Planning Support Systems in national policy transfer and policy translation in secondary cities
by Benson Mutuku & Luc Boerboom & Ana Mafalda Madureira - 308-324 The conditional city: emerging properties of Kenya’s satellite cities
by Eline Splinter & Yves Van Leynseele - 325-340 Greater Accra’s new urban extension at Ningo-Prampram: urban promise or urban peril?
by Richard Grant & Martin Oteng-Ababio & Jessy Sivilien - 341-352 Satellite cities turned to ghost towns? On the contradictions of Morocco’s spatial policy
by Max Rousseau & Tarik Harroud - 353-368 Planning Ciudad Guayana, an industrial new town in oil-rich Venezuela
by Simone Rots & Ana Maria Fernandez-Maldonado
April 2019, Volume 24, Issue 2
- 97-109 Planning scholarship and the fetish about planning in Southern Africa: the case of Zimbabwe’s operation Murambatsvina
by Beacon Mbiba - 110-124 Public perceptions of stakeholder influence on Australian metropolitan and local plans
by Kristian Ruming - 125-139 Foreign direct investment flows and urban dynamics in a developing country: a case study of Korean activities in Suzhou, China
by Hyung Min Kim & Kevin O’Connor - 140-155 The birth of a nationalistic planning doctrine: the ‘Skopje 2014’ project
by Leonora Grcheva - 156-179 The influence of metropolitan integration and type of HSR connections on developments around stations. The case of cities within one hour from Madrid and Paris
by Inmaculada Mohíno & Marie Delaplace & José M. de Ureña - 180-194 Social planning and local welfare. The experience of the Italian area social plan
by Pietro Previtali & Eugenio Salvati - 195-206 The climate change mitigation potential of Algiers URT through mode shift from the car to rail – assessing CO2 emissions reductions on the basis of savings in fuel consumption
by Oussama A. Hadadi & Shin Lee
January 2019, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 1-12 City unbound: emerging mega-conurbations in Asia
by John Friedmann & André Sorensen - 13-22 Thinking about complexity and planning
by John Friedmann - 23-39 Tokaido Megalopolis: lessons from a shrinking mega-conurbation
by André Sorensen - 40-52 Examining the governance of emerging urban regions in Vietnam: the case of the Red River Delta
by Danielle Labbé - 53-67 Megalopolitan megalomania: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s Southeastern region and the speculative growth machine
by Erik Harms - 68-80 The planning of Asia’s mega-conurbations: contradiction and contestation in extended urbanization
by Gavin Shatkin - 81-95 Mediating Mumbai: ethnographic explorations of urban linkage
by Lisa Björkman & Chitra Venkataramani
October 2018, Volume 23, Issue 4
- 327-339 Spaces of resilience, ingenuity, and entrepreneurship in informal work in Ghana
by Emmanuel Sowatey & Hanson Nyantakyi-Frimpong & Paul Mkandawire & Godwin Arku & Lucia Hussey & Aluizah Amasaba - 340-354 From authoritarian transplantation to prescriptive imposition of good governance: tracing the diffusion of western planning concepts in Bangladesh
by Mohammad Shahidul Hasan Swapan & Shahed Khan - 355-375 Contemporary tendencies in Colombian urban planning: the case of the ‘Planes Parciales’ in Medellín
by Soledad Garcia Ferrari & Harry Smith & Edwar Calderon - 376-390 Urban growth, economic structures and demographic dynamics: exploring the spatial mismatch between planned and actual land-use in a Mediterranean city
by Matteo Clemente & Ilaria Zambon & Ioannis Konaxis & Luca Salvati - 391-407 An analysis of the costs and quality of infrastructure facilities in informal settlements in Kumasi, Ghana
by Eric Gaisie & Michael Poku-Boansi & Kwasi Kwafo Adarkwa - 408-426 The pursuit of greenness: explaining low-carbon urban transformation in Indonesia
by Ari K.M. Tarigan & Saut Sagala
July 2018, Volume 23, Issue 3
- 225-238 Responsible cruise tourism and regeneration: the case of Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
by John McCarthy - 239-249 Spatial divided campus: divided spatial subculture?
by Emmie Smit & Verna Nel - 250-263 Planning for dynamic cities: introducing a framework to understand urban change from a complex adaptive systems approach
by Darren Nel & Chrisna du Plessis & Karina Landman - 264-277 Planning decentralization and changing paradigm of Indian planning process
by Md. Julfikar Ali & Mohidur Rahaman - 278-291 Dutch and American waterway development: identification and classification of instruments for value creation
by Arjan Hijdra & Johan Woltjer & Jos Arts - 292-309 An imperfect modernity – Guangzhou’s CBD project
by John Zacharias & Wenhan Yang - 310-326 ‘Land for infrastructure’ in Ho Chi Minh City: land-based financing of transportation improvement
by Thanh Bao Nguyen & Erwin van der Krabben & Clément Musil & Duc Anh Le
April 2018, Volume 23, Issue 2
- 119-129 Researchers as knowledge brokers: translating knowledge or co-producing legitimacy? An urban infill case from Finland
by Helena Leino & Minna Santaoja & Markus Laine - 130-143 Gating and conflicting rationalities: challenges in practice and theoretical implications
by Shonani Makhale & Karina Landman - 144-162 Neoliberalism and urban planning in Toronto: how seasoned planners adjust to their changing circumstances
by John Jackson - 163-179 Polycentric development practice in master planning: the case of China
by Hui Cheng & David Shaw - 180-194 Where is urban food policy in Switzerland? A frame analysis
by Heidrun Moschitz - 195-209 Contextualizing transport infrastructure and services in Ghanaian peri-urbanism
by Michael Poku-Boansi & Augustine Yaw Asuah & Patrick Brandful Cobbinah - 210-224 Bicycle urbanism as a competitive advantage in the neoliberal age: the case of bicycle promotion in Portland
by Mikkel Elkær Ibsen & Kristian Olesen
January 2018, Volume 23, Issue 1
- 1-15 Rules versus ideas in landscape protection: is a Green Heart attack imminent?
by Willem K. Korthals Altes - 16-36 Sense of place: using people’s experiences in relation to a rural landscape to inform spatial planning guidelines
by Karen Puren & Vera Roos & Hendri Coetzee - 37-50 The effect of distance on urban transformation in the Capital Region, India
by Manisha Jain - 51-64 Encounters with the unfamiliar: international planning education
by Rangajeewa Ratnayake & Andrew Butt - 65-80 The cure for the hard core: the evolution of planning doctrines and organizational unbundling in the Stockholm regional energy system
by Dick Magnusson - 81-100 The contextualization of divergent outlooks in a Greenfield master-planned community: a pathway towards reflexivity
by Ayodeji Adeniyi & Mirko Guaralda & Raul Dias de Carvalho - 101-117 Implementing joint ambitions for redevelopment involving cultural heritage: a comparative case study of cooperation strategies
by Marlijn Baarveld & Marnix Smit & Geert Dewulf
October 2017, Volume 22, Issue 4
- 1-1 Editorial Board
by The Editors - 305-319 Rethinking the mechanism of the social impact assessment with the ‘right to the city’ concept: a case study of the Blue House Revitalization Project in Hong Kong (2006–2012)
by Kin Wing Chan - 320-332 Rethinking water reform policies as a ‘wicked problem’ the case of urban water supply in Ghana
by Lina Suleiman & Abdul Khakee - 333-349 Strategic green infrastructure planning in Germany and the UK: a transnational evaluation of the evolution of urban greening policy and practice
by Ian Mell & Simone Allin & Mario Reimer & Jost Wilker - 350-365 What defines success when visions compete: lessons from post-Katrina New Orleans
by Terry van Dijk & Gerd Weitkamp - 366-383 Should the public sector play a greater role funding brownfield redevelopment projects? A transatlantic comparison
by Zeenat Kotval-K & Cassi Meitl & Zenia Kotval