European Planning Studies
2000 - 2025
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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
Volume 32, issue 12, 2024
- Access to information and public participation: evaluating the implementation of the Aarhus Convention in Europe pp. 2449-2472

- I.B. Osae, P. Mardiste, D. Stober, S. Eiter, M. Buchecker and M. Suškevičs
- Is it enough to enable freight? Modes of governance for urban logistics in Norway pp. 2473-2492

- Rafael Rosales
- Spatial imaginaries and the politics of inter-regional transport infrastructure development in Northern England pp. 2493-2515

- Tom Arnold, Iain Deas and Cecilia Wong
- The effects of business innovation modes on eco-innovation: where do environmental benefits materialize? pp. 2516-2534

- Henar Alcalde-Heras and Francisco Carrillo-Carrillo
- What changes over time? Planning history and institutional change from a policy design perspective pp. 2535-2554

- Byeongsun Ahn
- Regional planning strategies: understanding the implementation of a new strategic tool in Norwegian planning law pp. 2555-2573

- Aksel Hagen and Ulla Higdem
- The Olympics Legacy, debt crisis and exceptional strategic planning: the case of Athens pp. 2574-2596

- Geneviève Zembri-Mary and Dimitra Sengouni
- Examining local action groups as territorial development polities: CLLD in Lisbon Metropolitan Area pp. 2597-2618

- Miriam de Oliveira Gonçalves, João Morais Mourato, André Pereira and Cristina Cavaco
- Spatial concentration of the ICT sector in the digital age in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 2619-2640

- Zsófia Vas, Izabella Szakálné Kanó and György Vida
- The role of strategic planning in ensuring sustainable housing markets in a neo-liberal planning context pp. 2641-2660

- Gro Sandkjær Hanssen, Torill Nyseth, Toril M. Ringholm and Mina Benjegård
- Gentrification and diversity. Rebranding Milan’s Chinatown pp. 2661-2662

- Paola Briata
- Spatial planning systems in Central and Eastern European countries: review and comparison of selected issues pp. 2662-2664

- Mazraaten Thoyyibah
- Correction pp. 2665-2665

- The Editors
Volume 32, issue 11, 2024
- Agents of change in old-industrial and non-metropolitan regions of Europe pp. 2283-2292

- Nadir Kinossian, Markus Grillitsch and Erika Nagy
- Towards regenerative regional development in responsible value chains: an agentic response to recent crises pp. 2293-2318

- Markus Grillitsch and Björn T. Asheim
- Disentangling the ‘capacity to act': variegated resources of individuals exerting change agency pp. 2319-2337

- Jan Píša and Vladan Hruška
- Weaving a foundational narrative – place-making and change in an old-industrial town in East Germany pp. 2338-2359

- Franziska Görmar
- Coping with peripheralization in small cities. What is the role of human agency? pp. 2360-2380

- Vojtěch Bosák, Ondřej Slach, Lenka Paszová, Lucia Hýllová, Vlad Mykhnenko, Luděk Krtička and Alexandr Nováček
- The role of assets and variegated constellations of organizational- and system-level agency in regional transformation pp. 2381-2402

- Jiří Blažek, Vojtěch Kadlec and Viktor Květoň
- Towards a greener future? Environment and economic recovery in old industrial regions pp. 2403-2421

- Erika Nagy, Melinda Mihály and Gergely Tagai
- At the intersection of economic history and contemporary regional development: insights from a Swedish ‘bruksort’ pp. 2422-2439

- Rhiannon Pugh, Bregje Van Veelen, Mats Lundmark and Pedro Marques
- Climate resilient urban areas: governance, design, and development in coastal delta cities pp. 2440-2442

- Sevia Della
- Place branding and marketing from a policy perspective building effective strategies for places (1st edition) pp. 2442-2444

- Cikal Rambasae N., Muhammad Hanif Ibrahim, Ansari A. Syahafin and Robiyanto
- European port cities and urban regeneration exploring cultural and sporting mega events at the water’s edge pp. 2444-2446

- Herman Herman, Fera Kambu and Reski Putra Utama
- Publishers' Note pp. 2447-2447

- The Editors
Volume 32, issue 10, 2024
- The development of polysubcentric network in the context of metropolitanization: evidence from Poland pp. 2075-2102

- Martin Kebza
- Exploring ‘good practice’ densification projects: the impact of green space and density on local acceptance pp. 2103-2123

- Amelie Bauer and Sophie Duschinger
- Place-leadership and power in the futures domain: the case of Euskadi 2040 pp. 2124-2141

- Ane Izulain, Mari Jose Aranguren and James Wilson
- Activity mix in urban Sweden 1997–2017 pp. 2142-2159

- Jan Amcoff
- Developing an efficiency evaluation model for the circular economy in Europe pp. 2160-2181

- Teresa García-Valderrama, M. Carmen Pérez-González, Carmen Puentes-Graña and Jaime Sánchez-Ortiz
- Density as an indicator of sustainable urban development: insights from Helsinki? pp. 2182-2202

- Mathew Page, Anssi Joutsiniemi, Mari Vaattovaara, Teemu Jama and Oskar Rönnberg
- Kurdish women’s interactions in European urban public space and the extent of their social integration pp. 2203-2228

- Hooshmand Alizadeh, Josef Kohlbacher, Asma Mehan and Zahed Yousefi
- Comparing ICT-related future development trends in shrinking cities: resident and decision-maker perceptions pp. 2229-2257

- Annamari Kiviaho and Johannes Einolander
- Circular economy adoption at the regional level: a neo-institutional perspective pp. 2258-2278

- Marek Ćwiklicki, Mateusz Baryła, Anna Mirzyńska and Michał Żabiński
- Rural governance in the UK: towards a sustainable and equitable society pp. 2279-2280

- Bayu Prasetio
- Reshore production now: how to rebuild manufacturing and restore high wages, high profits, and national prosperity in the USA pp. 2280-2282

- Fajar Pitarsi Dharma, Nimas Alfiana R. Saputri and Gawik Setiawan
Volume 32, issue 9, 2024
- Innovating for a better world: examining regional policies in response to societal challenges pp. 1861-1867

- Fiorenza Belussi, Ivan De Noni and Elisa Sabbadin
- Cluster policy: the challenging and complex horizon in the 2020s pp. 1868-1884

- Mario Davide Parrilli
- Responsible innovation for addressing grand societal challenges: the role of social innovation, exaptation, and retrovation pp. 1885-1907

- Silvia Rita Sedita
- Redefining the entrepreneurial discovery process for smarter specialization in Europe pp. 1908-1926

- Andrea Ganzaroli
- The role of clusters in addressing societal challenges in European regions pp. 1927-1942

- Silje Haus-Reve and Bjørn T. Asheim
- Examining the dynamics of European renewable energy clusters: insights into technological collaboration pp. 1943-1964

- Sabbadin Elisa
- Rogue auditors: dark motivations of the Big 4 accountants in regional sustainability and the creative economy pp. 1965-1981

- Philip Cooke
- Greenfield FDIs as a catalyst for technological collaborations between European regions and emerging countries pp. 1982-2002

- Ivan De Noni, Fiorenza Belussi and Yanting Gu
- Who are those new entrants? Dissecting types of foreign capital entrance in traditional industrial districts pp. 2003-2022

- Jose-Luis Hervas-Oliver, Carles Boronat-Moll, Marta Peris-Ortiz and Ronald Rojas Alvarado
- Unveiling the impact of foreign investment entry in industrial clusters: the case of Castelló and Sassuolo pp. 2023-2045

- Fiorenza Belussi, Luis Martínez-Cháfer and F. Xavier Molina-Morales
- The evolution of regional triple helix food sector SME interventions: a longitudinal study, Wales, UK pp. 2046-2069

- Sharon Mayho, Darren Mumford, Leanne Ellis, David C. Lloyd, Elizabeth C. Redmond and Nick Clifton
- Tourism Planning and Development in Western Europe pp. 2070-2073

- Rizqi Aulia Fajarwati Hassan
- Urban change in Central Europe: the case of Kraków pp. 2073-2074

- Maciej J. Nowak
Volume 32, issue 8, 2024
- Regional innovation policies and directionality: exploring the role of conditionality* pp. 1653-1670

- Francesco Molica
- Mind the border! Agents and functions to shape regional challenge-oriented innovation policy pp. 1671-1692

- Francesco Cappellano, Elvira Uyarra and Kieron Flanagan
- EU smart specialization policy between experimentation and accountability: dynamic policy cycle perspective pp. 1693-1712

- Slavo Radosevic and Tomislav Zoretic
- A tale of urban experimentation in three Swedish municipalities pp. 1713-1730

- Ida Grundel and Kristina Trygg
- Which urban and landscape qualities make Arctic villages attractive? The Torne River villages in Sweden pp. 1731-1751

- Stefano Tornieri, Jing Ma and Agatino Rizzo
- Improved cross-border relevance through integrated interventions: the TAPE tool of the INTERREG V-A Slovakia-Hungary Programme pp. 1752-1772

- Gyula Ocskay
- Trajectories of urban land consumption along the urban-rural gradient in France, 1975–2020 pp. 1773-1792

- Charline Mougin, Jasper van Vliet and Vita Bakker
- Disclosing the logics of non-statutory regional planning: the case of Sweden pp. 1793-1812

- Hilda Bergkvist Andersson and Peter Schmitt
- Heterogeneity of urban manufacturing – a statistical analysis of manufacturing companies in three German cities pp. 1813-1836

- Kerstin Meyer and Marcel Schonlau
- The rationalities of strategic planning: a structural analysis of the legitimacy basis of MAL policy pp. 1837-1855

- Hanna Mattila, Matti Vatilo and Petri Jalasto
- Digital Participatory Planning. Citizen Engagement, Democracy, and Design pp. 1856-1857

- Laura Saija
- Tourism planning and development in Western Europe pp. 1857-1860

- Rizqi Aulia Fajarwati Hassan
Volume 32, issue 7, 2024
- Rescaling public transport planning in Sweden: investigating the continued planning at the scale ‘left behind’ pp. 1445-1463

- Ida Andersson and Brita Hermelin
- Competition in the ‘body without organs’: an assemblage perspective on the UK’s fast train (HS2) cancellation pp. 1464-1477

- Philip Cooke
- Unveiling intra-rural divides: investigating decline and prosperity in rural areas. The case study of southern Italy pp. 1478-1505

- Alfonso Annunziata, Francesco Scorza, Simone Corrado and Beniamino Murgante
- Power and paths in transport planning and policy: the case of E39 Romsdalsfjord, Norway pp. 1506-1528

- Jan-Erik Kvåle
- Subsidiary networks, connectivity, and urban-regional economic development pp. 1529-1551

- Harald Bathelt and Maximilian Buchholz
- Spatial distribution of bioeconomy R&D funding: opportunities for rural and lagging regions? pp. 1552-1572

- Leonard Prochaska and Daniel Schiller
- Make digitalized places for experimentation work: unravelling and governing transformative dynamics of FabLabs and Makerspaces pp. 1573-1593

- Tobias Held
- The transformative potential of inward investment on industrial cluster development: the case of the semiconductor industry in Wales pp. 1594-1612

- Max Munday, Robert Huggins, Wanxiang Cai, Nikos Kapitsinis and Annette Roberts
- How is urban co-production conveyed in European cities? pp. 1613-1631

- Francesca Bragaglia, Umberto Janin Rivolin, Erblin Berisha and Giancarlo Cotella
- Acquisitions, spatial heterogeneity and economic impacts in Central European non-metro-politan regions pp. 1632-1652

- Aleš Bělohradský and Viktor Květoň
Volume 32, issue 6, 2024
- Conceptualizing ‘green’ in urban and regional planning – the cases of Oslo and Helsinki pp. 1187-1209

- Mina Di Marino, Maija Tiitu, Inger-Lise Saglie and Kimmo Lapintie
- Privatisations, FDI, and Greece’s regional economic recovery: an empirical study of perceptual view of investors pp. 1210-1230

- Evangelos Rasvanis and Vassilis Tselios
- Environmental acceptability of suburban sprawl around two differently sized Czech cities pp. 1231-1250

- Jan Kubeš and Robert Szmytkie
- New collaborations and novel innovations: the role of regional brokerage and collaboration intensity pp. 1251-1272

- Keungoui Kim, Dieter F. Kogler and Massimiliano Coda Zabetta
- Conflicts in the inter-municipal management of commercial areas – a case study using cognitive-affective mapping pp. 1273-1294

- Hannah Kosow and Sandra Wassermann
- The role of large corporations in entrepreneurial ecosystems – a case study of Munich pp. 1295-1317

- Sarah Herzog, Colin Mason and Michaela Hruskova
- Branding soft spaces pp. 1318-1336

- Kaj Zimmerbauer and Kees Terlouw
- Shifting prominence of places and times: multiple centralities of socialist Brno pp. 1337-1354

- Marek Lichter and Ondřej Mulíček
- Bringing lay knowledge into place-making? A critical exploration of community review panels in London and Southeast England pp. 1355-1376

- Lucy Earle
- COVID 19 and regional entrepreneurship: which regional features can mitigate the devastating effects of COVID-19? pp. 1377-1400

- Ismail Demirdag
- Regional eco-innovation trajectories pp. 1401-1422

- Hendrik Hansmeier and Sebastian Losacker
- A climate report gone missing – power mechanisms in Swedish national transport planning pp. 1423-1441

- Linnea Eriksson, Jacob Witzell, Karolina Isaksson and Christina Lindkvist
- Technology Advances and Innovation in Wine Tourism: New Managerial Approaches and Cases pp. 1442-1444

- Fajar Pitarsi Dharma, Nurul Anwar and Syaifullah Syaifullah
Volume 32, issue 5, 2024
- ‘Made in Germany’ how companies approach Circular Economy on Linked-In pp. 927-951

- David Knäble and Konstantinos P. Tsagarakis
- Reterritorialisation of agricultural activities in land-use and food planning: comparing the Netherlands and France pp. 952-972

- Tianzhu Liu, Willem Korthals Altes, Romain Melot and Frédéric Wallet
- Railway stations as public space: how to promote rail journeys via multi-functional railway stations pp. 973-1009

- Noriko Otsuka and Alan Reeve
- University as an opportunity space enabler in a regional entrepreneurial ecosystem pp. 1010-1028

- Satu Rinkinen, Suvi Konsti-Laakso and Katja Lahikainen
- The role of landmarks in shaping Tirana’s urban identity: the shift from socialist to post-socialist city pp. 1029-1058

- Edmond Manahasa and Odeta Manahasa
- Sustainable suburban mobilities – planning practices and paradoxes pp. 1059-1077

- Vibeke Nenseth and Per Gunnar Røe
- A marriage of inconvenience: the coupling of spatial planning to European environmental policy pp. 1078-1096

- Joost Tennekes and David Evers
- Exploring local spatial planning as practices of process design in the Stockholm region, Sweden pp. 1097-1117

- Johan Högström, Peter Brokking, Berit Balfors, Monica Hammer, Mats Stjernberg and Johannes Lidmo
- Comparing city practitioners’ and residents’ perceptions of a liveable neighbourhood in Finland pp. 1118-1145

- Maija Tiitu, Elina Nyberg, Jaana I. Halonen, Tytti P. Pasanen, Arto Viinikka, Jenni Lehtimäki, Timo Lanki and Kati Vierikko
- Pubs and pints, crims and crimes: exploring the relationship between public houses and crime pp. 1146-1164

- Ignazio Cabras, Ekaterina Shakina and Arpita Bhattacharjee
- What are the driving factors for implementing participatory budgeting? A case study from Czechia pp. 1165-1184

- Jiri Chovanecek, Jiri Panek and Barbora Frlickova
- Urban planning for climate change pp. 1185-1186

- Maciej J. Nowak
Volume 32, issue 4, 2024
- Housing dynamics around Romania’s developing cities: the high demand for specific planning instruments in functional urban areas pp. 695-719

- Miruna Drăghia, Radu-Matei Cocheci and Bogdan Olariu
- Overcoming the limitations to co-production in shrinking cities: insights from Latvia, France, and the Netherlands pp. 720-738

- Anastasiya Matyushkina, Solène Le Borgne and Agnes Matoga
- Discourse as a carrier of history: wine tourism in the Negev and its evolution pp. 739-759

- Maximilian Benner and Shahar Shilo
- Capturing the achievements made by Interreg? Insights from cross border cooperation between Spain and Portugal pp. 760-780

- Benito Giordano and Lidia Greco
- A multilevel approach to firm interrelationships across European regions pp. 781-800

- Daragh O’Leary, Justin Doran and Bernadette Power
- Territorial assets and SMEs competitiveness: the case of prefecture of Thessaloniki, Greece pp. 801-819

- Theodore Metaxas
- Towards a multi-scalar place-sensitive planning approach in small-sized cities pp. 820-842

- Lea Holst Laursen and Ida Sofie Gøtzsche Lange
- The effect of value chain importance on regional economic recovery pp. 843-862

- Zsófia Zádor, Zhen Zhu, Matthew Smith and Sara Gorgoni
- Enhancing firm resilience: how the Valencian textile cluster responded to COVID-19-induced GVC disruptions pp. 863-881

- Andrea Pallás-Rocafull, José Pla-Barber, Cristina Villar and José-Luis Hervás-Oliver
- Start-ups formation in Italy: the role of regional innovation systems pp. 882-903

- Ewa Szulc-Wódarska and Arkadiusz M. Kowalski
- Assessing social value derived from social innovation capacity: a review on the European urban context pp. 904-923

- Estibaliz Rodríguez-Núñez, Amparo Cervera-Taulet and Iñaki Periáñez-Cañadillas
- How big things get done: the surprising factors behind every successful project, from home renovations to space exploration pp. 924-925

- Sven Daniel Wolfe
Volume 32, issue 3, 2024
- A tour of the European space economy: theorizing ‘What Happened?’ pp. 457-462

- Philip Cooke
- Overcoming the barriers: cross-border convergence in Portugal and Spain between 2000 and 2018 pp. 463-482

- Miguel Viegas, Jan Wolf, Paulo Batista and João Lourenço Marques
- Bridging the urban-rural digital divide: taxonomy of the best practice and critical reflection of the EU countries’ approach pp. 483-505

- Marek Feurich, Jana Kourilova, Martin Pelucha and Edward Kasabov
- Regional economic resilience: insights from five crises pp. 506-533

- Simona Šťastná, Jan Ženka and Luděk Krtička
- Scaling beyond north and south: local agency of Finnish municipalities in European structural funds pp. 534-552

- Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola and Fredriika Jakola
- Spatial governance and planning systems vis-à-vis land consumption in Europe pp. 553-568

- Erblin Berisha, Giancarlo Cotella, Umberto Janin Rivolin and Alys Solly
- Coping with urban shrinkage: the role of informal social capital in French medium-sized shrinking cities pp. 569-585

- Solène Le Borgne
- Local culture and change agency in old industrial places: spinning forward and digging deeper pp. 586-606

- Linda Stihl
- Leveraging national opportunities for regional transformation: multi-scalar system-building and legitimation in a Swiss industrial town pp. 607-628

- Arnault Morisson and Huiwen Gong
- Do new brooms sweep clean? Striving for ‘A Just Europe’ in the Territorial Agenda 2030 pp. 629-647

- Estelle Evrard and Peter Schmitt
- Related and unrelated variety and convergence to technological frontier: empirical evidence for Polish regions pp. 648-667

- Andrzej Cieślik and Tomasz Misiak
- Spatial patterns of manufacturing sectors and digitalisation in Hungary in the age of Industry 4.0 pp. 668-693

- Eva Kiss and Balázs Páger
Volume 32, issue 2, 2024
- A walkability assessment tool coupling multi-criteria analysis and space syntax: the case study of Iglesias, Italy pp. 211-233

- Chiara Garau, Alfonso Annunziata and Claudia Yamu
- Territorial cohesion in insular contexts: assessing external attractiveness and internal strength of major Mediterranean islands pp. 234-253

- Chiara Garau, Giulia Desogus and Anastasia Stratigea
- Digital tools for social resonance in urbanity pp. 254-262

- Martin Koplin and Matthias Damke
- Renegotiating spatial planning practices: the role of collective initiatives and informal networks pp. 263-280

- I. Chinis, G. Pozoukidou and T. Istoriou
- A systemic perspective for the Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan (SECAP) pp. 281-301

- Francesco Scorza and Luigi Santopietro
- From sonic experiences to urban planning innovations pp. 302-319

- Aura Kaarivuo, Kari Salo and Tommi Mikkonen
- Active mobility-oriented urban development: a morpho-syntactic scenario for a mid-sized town pp. 320-344

- Francesco Scorza and Giovanni Fortunato
- Spatial effect of ethnicity on cross-border regions. Comparative analysis for a cultural aspect based on territorial and network perspectives: the cases of the EU Basque and Upper Rhine border regions pp. 345-367

- Ahmed Bakry and Anna Growe
- Are good intentions enough? Evaluating social sustainability in urban development projects through the capability approach pp. 368-389

- Céline Janssen and Claudia Basta
- Navigating swift and slow planning: planners’ balancing act in the design of participatory processes pp. 390-409

- Camilo Calderon, Amelia Mutter, Martin Westin and Andrew Butler
- Assessing impacts of public policies towards environmental sustainability in an EU region: North of Portugal pp. 410-429

- Eduardo Medeiros and Bernardo Valente
- Growth and decline in rural Spain: an exploratory analysis pp. 430-453

- Víctor Gómez Valenzuela and Adelheid Holl
- A new beginning? Spatial planning and research in Europe between 1945 and 1975 pp. 454-455

- Patsy Healey
Volume 32, issue 1, 2024
- Beyond a transport node? What residents want from transforming railway stations pp. 1-23

- Michael Wicki, Sophie Hauller, Thomas Bernauer and David Kaufmann
- Integrating logistics into urban planning: best practices from Paris and Rotterdam pp. 24-44

- Bram Kin, Heleen Buldeo Rai, Laetitia Dablanc and Hans Quak
- Leveraging land-value capture in contexts of urban austerity: evidence from the Grand Paris Express (France) pp. 45-58

- Morgan Mouton, Sonia Guelton and Philippe Poinsot
- Smart(en)ing the Arctic city? The cases of Kiruna and Malmberget in Sweden pp. 59-77

- Agatino Rizzo, Jennie Sjöholm and Andrea Luciani
- Innovation districts as strategic urban projects: the emergence of strategic spatial planning for urban innovation pp. 78-96

- Helka Kalliomäki, Päivi Oinas and Teemu Salo
- Urban planning and urban health: attempts at innovation in line with local planning tools pp. 97-120

- Rosalba D’Onofrio
- Evaluation of the variables affecting usage preferences in reclaimed areas through design focus and intensity pp. 121-147

- Demet Ulku Gulpinar Sekban and Cengiz Acar
- City-regions in Central Eastern Europe: emerging metropolitan territorialities in post-socialist planning systems pp. 148-168

- Łukasz Mikuła
- Dismantling Londongrad: the dark geography of dirty money pp. 169-185

- Kevin Morgan and Nadir Kinossian
- Convergence and resilience in border regions pp. 186-207

- Stefan Hippe, Dominik Bertram and Tobias Chilla
- Post-growth planning. cities beyond the market economy pp. 208-209

- Karl Krähmer
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