European Planning Studies
2000 - 2025
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Volume 33, issue 7, 2025
- Moving beyond townscape to eventscape: comparison of Lisbon and Istanbul pp. 1057-1076

- Neslişah Kesici, Nilgün Çolpan Erkan, Caterina Anastasia and Filipa Serpa
- Public spaces in Bologna: mediating social interactions by intercultural placemaking pp. 1077-1103

- Peiru Chen
- Biophilia in Polish spa towns from spatial planning perspective pp. 1104-1127

- Krzysztof Rogatka, Mateusz Kowalski, Tomasz Starczewski and Houshmand Masoumi
- Innovation, human capital and economic growth in Turkish cities: do city dynamics play a role? pp. 1128-1149

- Ahmet Koseoglu
- The great spatial reshuffling: how motorways reorganized population and ageing in Portugal pp. 1150-1171

- Bruno T. Rocha, Patrícia C. Melo and Isabel Proença
- Courtyards of Krakow’s old town: greenery in the context of improving the housing environment pp. 1172-1194

- Anna Steuer-Jurek and Katarzyna Łakomy
- Green or Grey: investigating the urban rivers' landscapes along the capital cities of Western Balkans pp. 1195-1221

- Arjola Pilua, Shuraik Kader, Emina Zejnilovic, Aqil Tariq, Paul Sestras, Zydi Teqja and Artan Hysa
- Neo-endogenous development initiatives tackling rural depopulation. The case of LEADER in Spain's Andalusian region pp. 1222-1240

- Francisco Antonio Navarro-Valverde and Neslihan Önder Özen
- Urban socio-economic segregation and income inequality: a global perspective pp. 1241-1242

- Syaifullah, Nurah Badrus Soleh and Andi Ayu Frihatni
- Governing territorial development in the Western Balkans challenges and prospects of regional cooperation pp. 1242-1244

- Hariasda Rikardus Mario Sani, Dania Shofi Maziyah and Khairul Amin
- Cities, change, and conflict a political economy of urban life pp. 1244-1246

- Muhammad Deriel Ari Pranata and Dian Harwitasari
- Post-Growth Planning: Cities Beyond the Market Economy pp. 1246-1248

- Marizkia Uli Alfiana, Muhamad Haseemy Ghifari and Ranip Fahmi
- How cities become brands developing city brands purposefully and thoughtfully (1st edition) pp. 1248-1250

- Rahmayani, Binti Mubasysiroh and Wildan Wardana
Volume 33, issue 6, 2025
- Rethinking clusters and the paradox of sustainability innovation: local or global pp. 827-831

- Rafael Boix-Domenech, Philip Cooke and José Luís Hervás-Oliver
- SME clusters as the driving force behind the popularization of slow fashion pp. 832-851

- Marco Bellandi and Elizaveta Stark
- Technology change in industrial districts: how do firms respond to change? Lessons for policymakers pp. 852-871

- Jose-Luis Hervas-Oliver, Sofia Estelles-Miguel, Andrea Mara Pimenta Alonso and Ronald Rojas Alvarado
- The R&D risk-return trade-off: exploring the diversity of young innovative firms pp. 872-898

- Petrik Runst and Jörg Thomä
- Born to innovate, not to produce: three decades of compared change, evolution and innovation in the dynamic Marshallian Industrial Districts of Spain and Italy pp. 899-916

- Rafael Boix-Domènech, Fabio Sforzi, Vittorio Galletto and Francesco Capone
- Agglomeration, regional specialization and firm performance: revisiting and unravelling the old riddle pp. 917-944

- Jan Vang, Silvia Rita Sedita, Nikita Baklanov and Kent Adsbøll Wickstrøm
- Exploring SME collaboration paths: a configurational analysis from the business innovation modes perspective in Spain pp. 945-963

- Jose-Luis Hervas-Oliver, Sofia Estelles-Miguel, Francisca Sempere and Alejandro de Vega Unceta
- China's Belt and Road Initiative, Marine Transportation and Energy Infrastructure at Sines, Portugal and Piraeus, Greece with the ‘Athenian Riviera’ Mass Tourism Gigaproject pp. 964-979

- Philip Cooke
- Core vs. Periphery: New insights on the emergence and diffusion of radical innovations in clusters pp. 980-1000

- Thomas Brenner, Nils Grashof and Kolja Hesse
- The role of industry 4.0 and open innovation practices in the renewal path of an industrial cluster pp. 1001-1019

- Aurora Carneiro Zen, Carlos Alberto Frantz dos Santos, Everson dos Santos Spindler and Andrea Mara Pimenta Alonso
- Narratives in context of cluster globalization pp. 1020-1036

- Ove Bjarnar, Rolv Petter Amdam and Lise Lillebrygfjeld Halse
- Cluster management and policy learning: the value of strategic intelligence pp. 1037-1055

- Aitziber Elola and James R. Wilson
Volume 33, issue 5, 2025
- Rethinking culture and creativity in the digital transformation pp. 671-679

- Luciana Lazzeretti, Stefania Oliva, Niccolò Innocenti and Francesco Capone
- Climate governance experiments: current practices and their meta-governance embedding in Berlin’s solar energy transition pp. 680-698

- Inès Gartlinger and Enrico Gualini
- Co-creation in spatial planning: analysing the different forms and natures of interactions between multiple actors pp. 699-720

- Maria Alina Rădulescu, Wim Leendertse and Jos Arts
- Developing city-regional governance capacity: the case of skill formation in the Gothenburg city-region pp. 721-738

- Bo Persson, Brita Hermelin and Elin Backström
- The role of cross-border cooperation programme in de-marginalisation of peripheral border regions pp. 739-756

- Studzińska Dominika and Bartnik Katarzyna
- Polytraps in European rural mountainous regions: an expert view pp. 757-777

- Simo Sarkki, Theo Lynn, Juha Hiedanpää, Matteo Vizzarri, Irene Christoforidi, Stanislava Brnkalakova, Vlad Crisan, Antonia Egli, Pınar Gültekin, Yaşar Selman Gültekin, Mikko Jokinen, Antonio T. Monteiro, Mojca Nastran, Hakan Yasin Özdemir, Oksana Pelyukh, Ivan Sulc, Ivana Živojinović and Andrej Ficko
- Economic impact of smart specialization policy in the context of multilevel governance: the Hungarian case pp. 778-798

- Eristian Wibisono, Tamás Sebestyén and Norbert Szabo
- The Circular Economy and Smart Specialisation Strategies nexus: exploring relational dynamics and territorial anchoring pp. 799-819

- Sanja Arsova, Andrea Genovese and Panayiotis H. Ketikidis
- Governing locally institutions, policies and implementation in Indian cities pp. 820-821

- Rosa Rodja Labina, Yemima Inanse Orpa Dimara and Dwi Candra Pranata
- Smart urban mobility: transport planning in the age of big data and digital twins pp. 822-823

- Muhammad Reza Pratama, Marizkia Uli Alfiana and Muhammad Farid Muttaqin
- Property, planning and protest: the contentious politics of housing supply pp. 824-826

- Bayu Praditya Herusantoso, Ari Surida, Wahyu Saputra, Mutia Oktaviani and Muthohirin Muthohirin
Volume 33, issue 4, 2025
- Peripheralization and economic development: a multi-causal approach pp. 471-490

- Joanie Willett, Malcolm Williams, Lucie Akerman, Harry Rawlinson, Amina Ghezal and Frederick Harry Pitts
- Is low-density a viable territorial category for enhancing EU cohesion policy implementation? pp. 491-511

- Tigran Keryan, Vanda Veréb, Livia Madureira, Ricardo Bento, Luis Ramos, Carla Marques, Octávio Sacramento and Thomas Dax
- The role of immigrant human capital in Danish second-tier towns and rural areas pp. 512-531

- Nino Javakhishvili-Larsen and Hans Thor Andersen
- Problematization and policy responses to youth (out)migration in small and medium-sized industrial towns pp. 532-552

- Jörn Harfst, Jani Kozina, Jasmin Sandriester, Jernej Tiran, David Bole and Judith Pizzera
- The leakage of European funds from Andalusia to other Spanish regions, the case of Innterconecta programme by business indicators pp. 553-577

- Diego Veiga
- Small and medium-sized towns in Italy: policy gaps and institutional challenges pp. 578-600

- Marco Del Fiore and Loris Antonio Servillo
- Role of distinct export strategies in regional growth. A multi-regional input-output approach (PReMMIA) pp. 601-621

- João-Pedro Ferreira, Luís Cruz, Vitor Raposo, José Miguel Rebolho, Luís Lopes, Carla Teotónio, Eduardo Barata and Ana Sargento
- COVID-19 and the housing market. Evidence from England and Wales, and France pp. 622-645

- Luis Rodríguez Verdú
- Science and technology parks as evolving policy instruments: challenges when embracing the innovation district model pp. 646-664

- Jesús M. Valdaliso and Cristina Andrés
- Planning for the caring city pp. 665-667

- Muh. Ricki Saprollah, Armansyah Rachim, Maria Apolonia Palan Keron and Muhammad Akbar
- Harnessing global value chains for regional development: how to upgrade through regional policy, FDI and trade pp. 667-668

- Erwin Syahputra Rambe, Anisa Sulistiani and Cikal Rambasae N
- Sustainability-oriented innovation in smart tourism challenges and pitfalls of technology deployment for sustainable destinations pp. 669-670

- Syarifah Nur Azura, Wike Juniati and Usamah Bienladen
Volume 33, issue 3, 2025
- Spatial planning in the face of natural and technological disasters: a literature review pp. 315-328

- Theoni Kostopoulou and Marilena Papageorgiou
- Services of general interest and critical infrastructures: interdependencies and implications for resilience and territorial cohesion pp. 329-351

- Stefan Greiving, Thomas Terfrüchte, Mark Fleischhauer, Andrea Hartz and Matthias Furkert
- How exceptions to land use regulations enter planning legislation. The Flemish case of rebuilding non-conforming dwellings pp. 352-376

- Tristan Claus, Maarten Gheysen and Hans Leinfelder
- Cittaslow: Degrowth approach or place promotion? An analysis exemplified by the case of Artà, Mallorca pp. 377-397

- Sebastian Amrhein and Gert-Jan Hospers
- ‘Invited participation’, equity and planning: intentions, processes and institutionalization in Sweden and beyond pp. 398-420

- Nils Hertting and Alexander Hellquist
- Operationalizing affordances for public space: artefacts and their various uses pp. 421-442

- Hannah Widmer and Patrick Rérat
- Infrastructure levy in Poland – forgotten achievements of the interwar period pp. 443-460

- Wojciech Korbel
- Participatory democratic innovations in southeast Europe how to engage in flawed democracies pp. 461-462

- Komang Ade Komala Savitri
- The European digital economy drivers of digital transition and economic recovery pp. 462-464

- Alfred Liubana, Amilusholihah and Gilang Ramadhan
- European regional development: contemporary regional and local perspectives of socio-economic and socio-political changes pp. 464-466

- Reska Monika, Jani Khoerani and Nono Heri Yoenanto
- Smart cities in Europe and Asia urban planning and management for a sustainable future pp. 466-468

- Indri Islamiati, Andre Lofika Pegi and Media Wahyudi Askar
- Urban agriculture in public space. Planning and designing for human flourishing in Northern European cities and beyond pp. 468-470

- Maya Safitri, Avivi Nur Aina, Manap Trianto and Reski Putra Utama
Volume 33, issue 2, 2025
- Key enabling technologies (KETs) in the technological space: embeddedness and regional knowledge creation pp. 161-182

- Colin Wessendorf, Alexander Kopka and Dirk Fornahl
- Legacy and urban regeneration: long-term local impact of the London 2012 Olympic Games pp. 183-203

- Gidon Jakar and Christina Philippou
- What drives global value chains of FDI at sub-national regions? Roles of agglomeration economies pp. 204-225

- Satomi Kimino
- Identifying multiple configurations in global innovation system (GIS): lessons from the salmon farming industry pp. 226-244

- Joaquin Zenteno Hopp, Sebastián Baeza-González and Svein Gunnar Sjøtun
- STI and DUI modes of innovation in poorly developed RIS. Systemic failures and challenges pp. 245-263

- Christoph Friedrich and Anne-Sophie Kagel
- What type of emerging green path is the Nordic battery industry on: importation or new creation? pp. 264-280

- Ejike Okonkwo
- The distribution of geographical indications across Europe. Reflecting spatial patterns and the role of policy pp. 281-300

- Leonardo Cei
- Regulating coastal zones: international perspectives on land management instruments pp. 301-302

- Mayana Bilsan Runesi and Bryan Samuel Mayor
- Frankenstein Urbanism: Eco, Smart and Autonomous Cities, Artificial Intelligence and the End of the City pp. 303-305

- Boni Saputra, Andre Lofika Pegi, Gheri Febri Ananda and Sania Octa Priscilia
- Wine Tourism and Sustainability: The Economic, Social and Environmental Contribution of the Wine Industry pp. 305-306

- Putra Irwandi, Bunga Wirda, Aulia Adetya and Muh. Kadri S
- European regional policy and development forgotten regions and spaces pp. 307-308

- Alfina, Rahmat and Riki Ardianto
- Salutogenic Urbanism Architecture and Public Health in Early Modern European Cities pp. 309-310

- Margareth Sylvia, Rhaishudin Jafar Rumandan and Reski Putra Utama
- New industrial urbanism designing places for production pp. 311-312

- Muhammad Deriel Ari Pranata
- Cities and economy in Europe: markets and trade on the margins from the middle ages to the present pp. 312-313

- Sarah Annisa
Volume 33, issue 1, 2025
- The concept of ‘building back better’ and the reconstruction of Ukraine and its cities pp. 1-19

- Joanna Modrzyńska, Agnieszka Szpak and Rafał Willa
- Different impacts of similar crises? The financial and COVID-19 crisis in border and non-border regions pp. 20-41

- Stefan Hippe
- Urban sustainability commitment in Germany – attempts to nail a pudding to the wall pp. 42-62

- Svenja Katharina Schwarz
- The financialisation of contemporary urban planning policy discourse: insights into Serbian and Irish planning legislation pp. 63-82

- Ana Perić, Linda Fox-Rogers and Richard Waldron
- From policies to outcomes: multi-level analysis of the influence of regional planning on land take pp. 83-103

- Sebastian Eichhorn, Denise Ehrhardt and Mathias Jehling
- Agency and structure in regional development: in search of a social science research programme pp. 104-123

- Markus Grillitsch and Markku Sotarauta
- The citizens have participated – what now? An action research study of factors impacting the use of participatory citizen knowledge in planning processes pp. 124-146

- Saana Rossi, Eveliina Harsia, Anna Kajosaari and Marketta Kyttä
- Buildings for people: responsible real estate development and planning pp. 147-148

- John Lauermann
- Accounting for cultural heritage management: resilience, sustainability and accountability pp. 148-150

- Wahid Wachyu Adi Winarto
- Territorial innovation in less developed regions governance, technologies, and sustainability pp. 150-152

- Rhaishudin Jafar Rumandan, Margareth Sylvia and Reski Putra Utama
- Circular cities: a revolution in urban sustainability pp. 152-154

- Annisa Wulandari, Ranip Fahmi and Iqbal Rahmat Gani
- Event management in sport, recreation, and tourism: theoretical and practical dimensions (4th Edition) pp. 154-156

- Cep Abdul Baasith Wahpiyudin, Wawan and Megawati Simanjuntak
- Economic and environmental cost of traffic congestion in India pp. 156-158

- Eka Wulan Safriani and Bayu Prasetio
- City and transportation planning: an integrated approach pp. 158-160

- Muh. Ricki Saprollah, Ari Rahmawati, Risky Andayani Rosediana and Rizky Vallentino
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