Planning Practice & Research

2011 - 2025

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Volume 40, issue 5, 2025

Embedding the metaverse into regional planning for sustainability: a framework of virtual-physical synergies in resource use and social progress pp. 965-971

Ehsan Dorostkar

Towards everyday conceptions of justice in community-led planning pp. 972-990

Tessa Lynn, John Sturzaker, Gavin Parker and Matthew Wargent

Assessment of the relationship between urban form and social sustainability: a case study of Nagpur, India pp. 991-1023

Sachi Dongarwar, Vijay Kapse and Saket Kirme

Surveying British public attitudes to construction ‘delays’ caused by archaeological planning regulations pp. 1024-1043

S. J. Tyrrall and J. L. Huppert

Between day and night: deciphering the nexus of land use and property crime in Malaysia’s urban territories pp. 1044-1078

Azizul Ahmad, Tarmiji Masron, Mohamad Hardyman Barawi, Syahrul Nizam Junaini, Yoshinari Kimura, Ruslan Rainis and Mohd Azizul Hafiz Jamian

Who is responsible for social sustainable public transport? Insights from a living lab on demand-responsive transport for low-income workers pp. 1079-1092

Malin Henriksson, Jonna Nyberg and Albin Reinhardt

Co-creation in the public sector for developing health-promoting activity spaces in local communities: a qualitative study of stakeholders’ experiences pp. 1093-1112

Ellinor Moe, Camilla Ihlebæk, Charlotte S. Pawlowski, Emma C. A. Nordbø and Ingeborg Pedersen

‘No one wants to say no to housing. But where do we fit in the children?’ Swedish city planners’ perspectives on the struggle to secure outdoor space for preschools in the dense city pp. 1113-1127

Danielle Ekman Ladru and Katarina Gustafson

Understanding preferences and experiences of young people with meeting places and public spaces in urbanized environments: a case study from Huddinge pp. 1128-1146

Romina Rodela and Sofia Lundmark

Co-producing tools for integrating visitor management in municipal planning – lessons from a Norwegian case study pp. 1147-1172

Iratxe Landa-Mata, Marianne Knapskog, Vegard Gundersen and Gry Rustad Pettersen

Navigating perceived innovation uncertainties associated with digital tools in planning consultations pp. 1173-1196

Jimin Oh and Yvonne Rydin

Transformations in city childhoods: insights from five Pacific Rim cities pp. 1197-1217

Claire Freeman, Helen Woolley and Yvette Buttery

Place-based housing-led regeneration in New Zealand’s small town centres: new-build and adaptive reuse strategies pp. 1218-1239

Nicole Ke Xiang, Deborah Susan Levy and Olga Filippova

Cultural heritage on islands: pressures from tourism, Airbnb and conservation challenges: evidence from Rhodes Island, Greece pp. 1240-1262

Efstratia Chatzi, Evangelia – Theodora Derdemezi and Georgios Tsilimigkas

A framework for developing flexible green business parks in the large Greek islands: case studies from Crete pp. 1263-1285

Chrysanthi Tsourapi and Anestis Gourgiotis

Volume 40, issue 4, 2025

Should buildings have standing? pp. 673-682

Ana Pereira Roders

Integrating urban and peri-urban agriculture in planning systems. Barriers, policy tools and recommendations pp. 683-716

Claudia Cassatella and Enrico Gottero

Planning for floods: the role of local planning authorities in flood risk management in England pp. 717-732

Anna McClean

Infrastructure reconstruction planning in post-conflict areas – a multidimensional resilience assessment for Iraq pp. 733-757

Peter Nijkamp, Karima Kourtit and Tomaz Ponce Dentinho

Adaptive planning in regulatory planning systems: balancing rigidity and adaptability in Oude Dokken, Ghent pp. 758-779

Silke Hoefkens and Thomas Machiels

Assessing natural heritage in Ecuador: a comprehensive framework for environmental policy pp. 780-801

Holger Zambrano-Loor and Christian Franco-Crespo

Before the plot ratio: balancing density through ambiguity in 1950s colonial Hong Kong pp. 802-822

Junwei Li, Mark Hansley Yang Chua and Kar Him Mo

Towards sponge landscapes through citizen science: participatory monitoring for nature-based solutions in the Ombrone River Basin pp. 823-840

Gozde Yildiz

The state of hazard risk communication in Canada: a municipal perspective pp. 841-868

Debadutta Parida, Sandeep Agrawal and Hana Ambury

Guidelines for computational modelling of planning obligation negotiations pp. 869-888

Aya Badawy, Richard Kingston and Nuno Pinto

Reducing car dependence: benefits, strategies, unintended consequences, and future directions of post-car urban transitions pp. 889-910

Kostas Mouratidis

Localising and reimagining urban planning knowledge for effective Global South climate urbanism pp. 911-931

G. Verdini, J. Woltjer and S. Cioboata

Policies on parcel lockers: multi-level governance networks for urban logistics pp. 932-953

Marianne Knapskog, Elise Caspersen, Ingeborg Briseid Kraft, Hege Herheim and Sidsel Ahlmann Jensen

Population decline and data discrepancies: evaluating ACS estimates and comprehensive plan projections for a subset of U.S. shrinking cities pp. 954-964

Victoria Morckel

Volume 40, issue 3, 2025

Urban experience and design: research and practice for urban planning pp. 443-446

Justin B. Hollander and Alexandros Lavdas

Architectural design, visual attention, and human cognition: exploring responses to federal building styles pp. 447-486

Brandon R. Ro and Hunter Huffman

Sensing walkability? Opportunities and limitations of electrodermal activity as an indicator of walkable urban environments pp. 487-506

Chester Harvey

People’s experience of urban transformation: eye-tracking architectural qualities of the post-industrial NDSM wharf in Amsterdam pp. 507-529

Gideon Spanjar, Frank Suurenbroek, Sába Schramkó and Regiena Stolp

Life in the front yard – the reciprocal interaction between residents and the American city pp. 530-549

Conrad Kickert, Kelly Gregg and Duygu Gökce

Biometrics in roadway design: incorporating the subliminal human experience pp. 550-559

Johanna Riddle, Eliandro Tavares, Jenna Van Holten, Jenna Whitney, Justin B. Hollander and Ann Sussman

Unveiling spatial planning challenges and obstacles in border regions: qualitative systematic literature review pp. 560-575

Thato L. Maila

Projectification mediates between experimental and bureaucratic institutional logics in urban sustainability planning pp. 576-597

Alexander Hellquist, Berit Balfors and Jonas Sondal

Exploring the role of decentralization in Tokyo Metropolitan Area urbanization experience pp. 598-623

Serap Çağla Öztürk

Public health spatial planning in practice. Understanding the local spatial planning for health system in England through a narrative synthesis of systems approaches pp. 624-644

Michael Chang, Neil Carhart, Sem Lee and James Stewart-Evans

‘Best practice’ for healthy urban development: learning from others while maintaining local responsiveness in an emerging planning specialism pp. 645-672

Helen Pineo, Gemma Moore, Karla Barrantes Chaves, Elizabeth Cooper, Vafa Dianati and Isobel Braithwaite

Volume 40, issue 2, 2025

Urban planning as a project of national military violence in Ukraine and globally pp. 233-243

Justin B. Hollander

Changing shape of sustainable urban form with technological progress pp. 244-262

Colin Jones

The Europeanization of territorial governance. Towards a typology pp. 263-284

Giancarlo Cotella and Umberto Janin Rivolin

Installing solar panels on heritage buildings: an Australian case study reveals a vexed issue pp. 285-305

Anna Hurlimann, Cristina Garduno Freeman and David Nichols

Optimizing urban density: developer positions on densification in two mid-sized cities pp. 306-325

Payton Nicol and Jeffrey Biggar

Towards enhanced urban fire risk reduction through more effective urban policy – a case study of Mandalay city, Myanmar pp. 326-346

Aye Thandar Phyo Wai, Alan March and Anna Hurlimann

‘Are we in agreement?’ Process architecture considerations as a tool for navigating stakeholder perspectives in favor of consensus-building in land consolidation projects pp. 347-368

N. A. Lindhout, T. van Dijk and G. van der Vaart

Perspectives of municipal professionals on adopting a dementia-friendly and inclusive approach in urban planning and design in British Columbia, Canada pp. 369-391

Kishore Seetharaman, Habib Chaudhury, Atiya Mahmood, Alison Phinney and Richard Ward

Securing affordable homes on ‘rural exception sites’ though negotiated land deals or compulsory land purchase? pp. 392-405

Nick Gallent, William Walton, Phoebe Stirling, Andrew Purves and Iqbal Hamiduddin

Decision support for inclusive spatial planning in the European geographical context pp. 406-420

Romina Rodela

Efficacy of distance learning in planning-education: the case of a hybrid curriculum pp. 421-442

Uttam Kumar Roy

Volume 40, issue 1, 2025

Humanizing urban planning: acknowledging the emotional and psychological dimensions of upgrading informal settlements pp. 1-23

Danielle Hill

Age-friendly planning and play: the Study of Older Adult Play Spaces (SOAPS) observation tool pp. 24-40

Maxwell Hartt and Marley Gryfe

Directions of change in spatial planning systems in Central and Eastern Europe after 1989 pp. 41-64

Maciej J. Nowak, Andrei Mitrea, Gunta Lukstiņa, Daiva Jukneliene, Evelin Jürgenson, Krisztina Filepné Kovács, Zuzana Ladzianska, Eugenia Maruniak, Yuriy Palekha, Alexandru-Ionuţ Petrişor, Kätlin Põdra, Justyna Przedańska, Cătălin Niculae Sârbu, Velislava Simeonova, Jolanta Valciukiene, Pavel Yanchev and Małgorzata Blaszke

Getting past NIMBY: new insights on participatory planning and protest pp. 65-84

Anna McKinlay, Claudia Baldwin and Jeffrey D. Hamerlinck

Can the COVID-19 pandemic create a context for participatory urban e-planning in the Wa Municipality of Ghana? pp. 85-102

Maxwell Okrah

Transaction costs of implementing the transfer of development rights program in Milan pp. 103-121

Enzo Falco, Emanuele Garda and Sina Shahab

From marine plans to marine licences: a weak link in the English system? pp. 122-142

Joseph Onwona Ansong, Stephen Jay and George Colcomb

Cross-fertilisation between spatial planning and territorial cohesion: lessons from the Czech Republic pp. 143-163

Karel Maier, Jan Kabrhel and Marcin Dabrowski

Teaching climate change planning: fostering hope while building capacity pp. 164-182

Elisabeth Infield, Mark Seasons and Ward Lyles

Scenario planning and planning support systems tested in a graduate-level planning studio in Bogotá pp. 183-197

Juan G. Yunda

An early reading of English planning reform under Starmer’s Labour government pp. 198-213

Dave Valler and Nicholas A. Phelps

Implementing transformative resilience in urban regeneration: recommendations for local planning practice pp. 214-232

Grete Swensen, Oddrun Helen Hagen and Abid Mehmood