Theoretical and Empirical Researches in Urban Management

2006 - 2024

Current editor(s): Colesca Sofia

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Volume 19, issue 4, 2024

EXAMINING THE CROSS-INDUSTRY RELATIONS IN THE GREEK ECONOMY DURING THE ECONOMIC CRISIS USING I-O ANALYSIS pp. 5-27

Serafeim Polyzos, Dimitrios Kantianis and Thomas Krabokoukis

INITIATIVES ON THE METROPOLITAN BORDER OF BUENOS AIRES: 1920-2020 pp. 28-47

Patricia Lã“pez-Goyburu

BOON OR BANE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF VIRTUAL REALITY APPLICATION IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STAGE pp. 48-67

Shaibatul Islamiah CHE Man, Nurhayati ABDUL Malek, Muhammad Adam Zakaria, Asilah ABDUL Mutalib and Zalina Ismail

EXPLORING URBAN ATTRACTIVENESS: A STUDY ON PERCEPTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR IN HO CHI MINH CITY pp. 68-90

Duy Thinh Do and Xuan Son Do

BOOK REVIEW Comparative Administrative Systems by Armenia androniceanu pp. 91-93

Dan-Alexandru Lazä‚r

Volume 19, issue 3, 2024

CASE-BASED EXPLORATION OF THE NEXUS BETWEEN TRANSFORMATIVE URBAN MEGADEVELOPMENTS AND SUSTAINABILITY pp. 5-30

Ioannis Vardopoulos, Christos Georgiou, Irene Voukkali, Constantinos Vassiliades and Luca Salvati

THE IMPACT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS ON URBAN GREEN SPACE: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE LITERATURE pp. 31-48

Wei Xiaohui, Nurhayati Abdul Malek and Salina MOHAMED Ali

STRENGTHENING CIVIL SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT IN REGIONAL INNOVATION POLICY: A QUADRUPLE HELIX PERSPECTIVE pp. 49-69

Eristian Wibisono

Volume 19, issue 2, 2024

FROM ANCIENT STREETS TO CONNECTED CITIES: ANALYZING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SMART INITIATIVES IN ROMANIA pp. 5-27

Denis-Cătălin Arghir

GEOGRAPHICAL AND STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE GLOBAL TOURISM NETWORK DUE TO COVID-19 pp. 28-54

George Tsoulias and Dimitrios Tsiotas

UNLOCKING THE SHARING ECONOMY: REDEFINING CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR IN SLOVAKIA pp. 55-72

Marek Nagy, Denis Juracka and Katarina Valaskova

THE IMPACT OF AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES ON THE CITY STRUCTURE: A CASE STUDY IN ROMANIAN UNIVERSITIES pp. 73-87

Oana Luca and Liliana Andrei

DO MORE WOMEN FIND EMPLOYMENT AS THE URBAN POPULATION GROWS? pp. 88-117

Arup Mitra and Sabyasachi Tripathi

Volume 19, issue 1, 2024

MAPPING THE LANDSCAPE OF TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A COMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS pp. 5-29

Thomas Krabokoukis, Serafeim Polyzos and Dimitrios Kantianis

COMPETITIVENESS INDICATORS OF SPORTS CITIES IN CENTRAL-EASTERN EUROPE pp. 30-53

Beatrix Faragã“

AN INNOVATIVE LEADERSHIP MODEL OF SERVICE DELIVERY IN URBAN LOCAL AUTHORITIES pp. 54-69

Alice Motsi, Samuel Gumbe, Noel Muzondo and Forbes Makudza

CHALLENGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN URBAN RANKING SYSTEM: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS pp. 70-88

Mohsen Rafieian, Alireza Rivaz, Abolfazl Mashayekhi and Fatemeh Shams

TOWARD EQUAL ACCESS TO PUBLIC SERVICES THROUGH ENHANCED E GOVERNMENT IN SEMARANG CITY pp. 89-109

Zulmasyhur Zulmasyhur and Eko Sugiyanto

Volume 18, issue 4, 2023

MEASURING THE EFFECT OF COVID-19 ON THE FUNCTIONALITY OF URBAN PUBLIC SPACES: THE CASE OF THESSALONIKI, GREECE pp. 5-23

Dimitrios Tsiotas, Efstratios Makridis and Serafeim Polyzos

THE COHESION POLICY IN IASI (ROMANIA): MULTISCALAR GOVERNANCE, REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND METROPOLISATION pp. 24-44

Gabriel Barres

MIGRATION IN THE MINING INDUSTRY OF SHAKISO, ETHIOPIA: THE CASE OF MIGRANT STREET VENDORS pp. 45-64

Isayas Girma Hordofa and Engida Esayas Dube

STRATEGIC FACTORS IN SMART CITY DEVELOPMENT: SURVEY EVIDENCE FROM PRIVATE SECTOR OF UNITED ARAB EMIRATES pp. 65-85

Meera Al-MARRI, Sahel Al-ROUSAN, Rashid Sbia and Syed AZIZ Anwar

BOOK REVIEW The Friendship of a Mountain pp. 86-87

Ana Scalcä‚u

BOOK REVIEW The New Roads of Our Servitude (Les nouvelles routes de notre servitude) by Thierry Wolton pp. 88-89

Ana Scalcä‚u

Volume 18, issue 3, 2023

SISTER CITY NETWORK’S DEVELOPMENT IN CENTRAL-EASTERN EUROPEAN REGIONAL CENTRES pp. 5-26

Petra Kinga Kã‰zai and à dám Pà Thy

IMPACT OF HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION IN IRBID, JORDAN pp. 27-49

Dana A. Al-Lafi, Raed Al-Tal and Majd Al-Homoud

URBAN GROWTH AND LAND SURFACE TEMPERATURE DYNAMICS: LESSONS FROM GHANA pp. 50-65

Alex Barimah Owusu, Collins Adjei Mensah, Jeffrey Blay and Iris Ekua Mensimah Fynn

MARKET MANAGEMENT CHANGE PROCESS FROM PUBLIC TO PRIVATE: A CASE STUDY IN COTACACHI, ECUADOR pp. 66-87

Tatiana K. SALTOS-ECHEVERRÃ A, Ana C. Umaquinga-Criollo and Irving Reascos

URBAN LIVING LABS AS A TOOL TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL 16: A CASE STUDY OF ISTANBUL, TURKIYE pp. 88-118

Ozge CELIK Yilmaz and Ozhan Ertekin

Volume 18, issue 2, 2023

INTERREGIONAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURES AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH pp. 5-31

Serafeim Polyzos and Dimitrios Tsiotas

Debate on the definition of Urban LogisticS: A Systematic Literature Review pp. 32-54

Agnieszka Szmelter-Jarosz, Beata Chmiel, Dariusz Weiland, Patryk Wierzbowski and Leszek Reszka

A STORYTELLING PERSPECTIVE OF STREET DIVERSITIES IN INDIAN SMALL TOWNS: THE CASE OF ROORKEE, INDIA pp. 55-77

Biswas Arindam, Kumar Shishir, Ramesh Gowtham and Sankhla Rohit

THE USE OF QUADRUPLE HELIX MODEL IN SMART CITIES DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM BANDAR CASSIA TOWNSHIP IN PENANG, MALAYSIA pp. 78-100

Sharifah R.S. Dawood

COMMODITY EXCHANGES IN ROMANIA AND POLAND: A SURVEY OF CLIENTS' PERCEPTION AND SATISFACTION pp. 101-116

Oana Matilda Sabie, Ștefan Gabriel Burcea and Maria Cătălina Bengea

Volume 18, issue 1, 2023

DEVELOPING A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF CREATIVE PLACEMAKING FOR SOCIAL COHESION pp. 5-26

Shanta Pragyan Dash and N. Lakshmi Thilagam

SIGNIFICANT DIMENSIONS IN THE PROCESS OF DETERMINING THE CITY BRANDING: CASE STUDY OF IRBID CITY, JORDAN pp. 27-51

Ahmad Alzouby, Bushra Obeidat and Salsabeela Tanash

DYNAMIC MODELLING AND SOCIO-SPATIAL TRANSFORMATION OF URBAN ARCHITECTURE: EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIAN COASTAL CITIES pp. 52-73

Hendrik Suryo Suriandjo, Batara Surya, Darmawan Salman, Syamsul Bahri, Murshal Manaf, Andi Muhibuddin, Ananto Yudono and Syafri Syafri

KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF FAMILY-FRIENDLY CITIES: A REVIEW pp. 74-84

Anna PÃ TKAI Bende

ASSESSMENT OF SERVICE QUALITY OF URBAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN BANGLADESH: THE CASE OF PABNA MUNICIPALITY pp. 85-105

Md. Al-Fahad Bhuiyan and Md. Ashraful Islam

Volume 17, issue 4, 2022

INTEGRATED TERRITORIAL INVESTMENTS AS A TOOL FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: OVERVIEW ON THE IMPLEMENTATION IN ROMANIA pp. 5-21

Mihaela Pä‚ceè˜ilä‚, Sofia Elena Colesca, Ruxandra Popescu and Ștefan-Gabriel Burcea

The role of digitalisation in the process of improving the quality of urban public services pp. 22-35

Laura Mina-Raiu and Mihaela Melenciuc

CAN SMALL CITIES FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BE SMART CITIES? THE CASE OF ARGENTINA pp. 36-51

María Alderete

ANALYSIS OF GREEN SPACES IN THE REGIONS OF SHIRAZ METROPOLIS, IRAN Abstract: Urban parks and green spaces are considered among the most fundamental factors of sustainability in the accelerating growth of urbanism; and if they are managed and planned productively, they would have useful effects on improving the citizens’ physical and emotional health and on improving views of cities; they would also play a vital role on improving life quality and health of citizens. This survey has been conducted using Merec and Codas techniques with the objective of studying and analyzing parks and green spaces in the Regions of city of Shiraz. The scope of research includes the Regions of Shiraz in 2019 and the required data was taken from the Statistical Yearbook of Shiraz in 2019. Its data has been weighted using Merec technique and has been used in Codas. The survey results achieved by the use of Codas technique show that Region10 of the metropolis of Shiraz by achieving 3.498 has the highest number of parks and green spaces. After region10 in this city, region4 can be mentioned with the score 2.013. Region 3 with 1.776, region6 with 0.938, and region9 with the score 0.404 have achieved approximately high scores. Other regions of the city of Shiraz achieved low scores, and region8 of this metropolis with -3.167 had the lowest score. Region 8 which is considered to be the historical and cultural context of the city of Shiraz includes the lowest per capita of green spaces in the urban projects, and this can be observed in Codas technique pp. 52-67

Mahmood Akbari

TIME-SPACE ASYMMETRY VERSUS TIME-SPACE SYMMETRY pp. 68-81

Tamás Dusek, Lívia ABLONCZY-MIHà Lyka, Petra Kecskã‰s and Zsuzsanna Pà Lffy

Volume 17, issue 3, 2022

ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF HEALTH TOURISM MANAGEMENT IN TOURISM REGIONS: THE CASE OF BULGARIA pp. 5-29

Mariana Ianeva and Stiliyana Basmadzhieva

ANALYZING THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES USING THE GRAVITY MODEL pp. 30-53

Sara Abu Gharbieh, Raed AL Tal and Imad Hashimi

SUSTAINING URBAN AGRICULTURE UNDER INTENSE URBANISATION IN GHANA: EMERGING AND EXISTING ROLES OF FORMAL INSTITUTIONS pp. 54-70

Michael Tuffour

UNDERSTANDING SMART CITY STRATEGY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES’ CITIES pp. 71-88

Johan Reimon Batmetan and Quido C. Kainde

A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PASSENGERS' PERCEPTION OF URBAN TRANSPORT: BUCHAREST VS WARSAW pp. 89-102

Oana Matilda Sabie, Ștefan Gabriel Burcea and Ștefan Cătălin Cãžrstea

Volume 17, issue 2, 2022

SYSTEM DYNAMICS MODEL LINKING DEMAND, EMPLOYMENT MOVEMENT BETWEEN SECTORS AND THE ECONOMY FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTRUCTION SECTOR pp. 5-15

Kevin Jan Duffy, Obiora Cornelius Collins and Thokozani Simelane

WALKING IN MEXICO CITY: SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PEDESTRIAN pp. 16-30

Luis David Berrones-Sanz

AN ANALYSIS OF A LOW-INCOME HOUSING REGARDING FUNCTIONALITY AND ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS AND POST-OCCUPANCY EVALUATION pp. 31-58

Gabriela da Costa Bonetti, Lucia Bressiani, Regiane Slongo Fagundes, Felipe Eduardo Favreto, Mayra Branco, Lucas Broglio Bernardi, Eduardo Cesar Amancio and Janine Nicolosi Correa

IMPROVEMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSING HOUSING AFFORDABILITY BASED ON REGIONAL CHARACTERISTICS pp. 57-65

Ekaterina V. Kashina, Irina A. Saenko, Elena V. Krelina, Valeria V. Pukhova and Olga R. Tolochko

A SOCIO-TECHNICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE FUTURE OF CITY INFORMATION MODELLING pp. 66-88

Augusto Pimentel Pereira and Mario Procopiuck

Volume 17, issue 1, 2022

URBAN BUILDING GOVERNANCE IN IRANIAN RESEARCHER’S REPRESENTATIONS: THE CASE STUDY OF TEHRAN CITY pp. 5-23

Gholamreza Kazemian, Hosein Aslipour, Arash Taqipour and Azin Alipour

MEET SCEPTICS, NEUTRALS AND BELIEVERS: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO ANALYSING RESIDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS TOURISM IN URBAN DESTINATIONS pp. 24-44

Jelena DURKIN Badurina, Daniela SOLDIC Frleta and Larry Dwyer

HARARE’S WATER WOES: USING ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS TO PIERCE THE BLACK BOX pp. 45-61

Sylvester Marumahoko

EVALUATING SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH SOCIAL AND CULTURAL BARRIERS: A CASE STUDY OF BASHAGARD COUNTY, IRAN pp. 62-78

Abbas Amini, Gholamreza Jafarinia, Bagher Gorgin and Kamran Jafarpour Ghalehteimouri

SUSTAINABILITY OF TRANSPORT SYSTEMS: THE CASE OF LARGE RUSSIAN CITIES pp. 79-88

Dmitry V. Rodnyansky and Alina M. Khamidulina