European Planning Studies
2000 - 2026
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Volume 34, issue 5, 2026
- Forest urbanism: spatial analysis of the forest-dwelling integration in Alvar Aalto’s plan for Imatra pp. 909-933

- Weike Li, Gianni Talamini and Kelly Shannon
- Regional resilience as a foresight approach: conceptualization and the case of the German Rhineland region pp. 934-956

- Martina Fromhold-Eisebith and Fabian Fahl
- Building institutional capacity through experimentation in sustainable urban development projects in Sweden pp. 957-979

- Janneke van der Leer
- Universities developmental role in the EU second-tier periphery: identifying structural constraints to inform agency debates pp. 980-1002

- Eleni Zarimi, George Liagouras and Anastasia Constantelou
- Territorial Agenda 2030, spatial justice, and the social investment turn: a capabilities approach perspective pp. 1003-1021

- Panagiotis Artelaris and George Mavrommatis
- Integrating cultural heritage and climate policy? Insights from UNESCO world heritage cities pp. 1022-1044

- Konstantinos Chatziandreou and Wolfgang Haupt
- A comparative assessment of the efficacy of rural depopulation policies in Spain: a system dynamics approach pp. 1045-1068

- Luis Llases, Arthur Lauer, Yolanda Casado-Ruiz and Juanjo Mediavilla
- Public green space adaptation and real estate market dynamics: the politics of designing resilient and just green spaces pp. 1069-1090

- María Ruiz de Gopegui, Marta Olazabal and Vanesa Castán Broto
- Innovation, decarbonization and economic security: sustainability and productivity in the EU-27 pp. 1091-1111

- C.H. Siemens, J.M. Guaita-Martinez, R. Puertas and C. Calafat-Marzal
- Land policies in Europe: land-use planning, property rights, and spatial development pp. 1112-1113

- Oleksandr Anisimov
Volume 34, issue 4, 2026
- The digital turn in planning and the production of ‘good enough’ planning systems pp. 697-718

- Carla Maria Kayanan, Samuel Mutter, Juliette Davret and Rob Kitchin
- Municipal strategies and local impacts of place-based co-production: insights from a remote Norwegian island pp. 719-735

- Annika Agger, Trude Hella Eide and Gunhild Wedum
- Integrated participatory visioning for a shared and desired spatial energy future pp. 736-760

- Božana Vrhovac, Adrienne Grêt-Regamey, Xue Sun and Matthias Buchecker
- Comparing European urban systems using dissimilarity indices pp. 761-784

- Thomas Terfrüchte and Anna Growe
- Toward an urban logistics design: programming logistics in mixed-use urban projects in Île-de-France pp. 785-804

- Reece Fisher and Adeline Heitz
- The geography behind planning conformance: distribution of resources as the main factor of success in strategic planning pp. 805-823

- Thomas Buhler, Louis Kalisky, Léo Hoffbeck, Annabel Richeton, Morgane Roblet and Gilles Vuidel
- The Twin Transition and its geographical dimensions: a systematic literature review pp. 824-847

- Roberto Antonietti, Marco Bettiol, Eleonora Di Maria, Sandro Montresor and Leonardo Vargiu
- Making land extractable: assembling an iron ore mine through spatial planning pp. 848-866

- Ida Nilsson
- Cohesion policy impact on poverty and social inclusion in EU Member States at regional level pp. 867-886

- Maciej Smętkowski
- Europeanisation in neo-endogenous development: do local strategies address issues relevant to EU supranational objectives? pp. 887-907

- Marek Furmankiewicz, Krzysztof Janc, Iga Kołodyńska and Szymon Szewrański
Volume 34, issue 3, 2026
- Breaking out of the silos: integrated approaches to food systems planning. Insights from Swedish municipalities pp. 467-487

- Malin Andersson, Madeleine Granvik and Rebecka Milestad
- The Next Catch: spotting surging entrepreneurial ecosystems pp. 488-512

- Federica Belfanti, Massimo Riva and Fernando G. Alberti
- A comprehensive review of regional innovation policy research: policy paradigms, evolution and underexplored topics pp. 513-538

- Andrés Niembro and Luciano Levin
- Bridging knowledge gaps in uneven cluster networks: the role of shared vision in leading firms pp. 539-565

- José-Vicente Tomás-Miquel, Oana Bărbulescu, Manuel Expósito-Langa and Andreea-Elena Fotă-Dochia
- Accessibility through commoning. New perspectives for inclusive cities and beyond pp. 566-583

- Paola Pucci, Giovanni Lanza, Ersilia Verlinghieri, Luca Bertolini, Anna Nikolaeva, Enrica Papa and Annemiek Prins
- Industrial legacy, contemporary views: narratives on industrial heritage and its development in Czechia pp. 584-602

- Vladan Hruška, Cristina Merciu, Pavel Raška, Jan Píša, Zdeňka Smutná, Tomáš Sýkora, Michaela Štěbetáková, Petr Hlaváček, Silvie Rita Kučerová and Eva Nedorostová
- Towards hyperreal planning? Surveying practical uses of digital models and simulations in Hamburg’s public administration pp. 603-623

- Rico H. Herzog
- Spatiotemporal analysis of climatic suitability using the tourism climate index: a case study of Tekirdağ/Türkiye pp. 624-651

- Emine Keleş Özgenç and Tuğba Kiper
- Spatial planning and airport regions: a critical review of governance, territorial tensions and development pressures pp. 652-668

- João Pedro Martins, Álvaro Costa and Carlos Oliveira Cruz
- Austria and Poland under the EU Floods Directive: vulnerability perspectives in flood risk management pp. 669-695

- Marta Borowska-Stefańska, Szymon Wiśniewski, Vanessa Streifeneder, Daniel Hölbling, Zahra Dabiri and Magdalena Magiera
Volume 34, issue 2, 2026
- Are spatial plans transformative for biodiversity and ecosystem services? Insights from seven European countries pp. 235-257

- M. Susana Orta-Ortiz, Enzo Falco, Jorge Batista e Silva, Nuno David, Silvia Frezzi, Lone Kørnøv, Karla E. Locher-Krause, Isabel Loupa Ramos, Lina M. Hoyos-Rojas, Chiara Parretta, Maria Rosario Partidario, Francesco Sica, Sanne Vammen Larsen, Heidi Wittmer, Yuanzao Zhu and Davide Geneletti
- Evidence of creative clusters in Portugal pp. 258-281

- Ana Machado, Cínthia Santos Silva, Leonardo Costa Ribeiro and Pedro Costa
- The green transition as boundary object? On green cross-border collaboration in the Danish-German borderlands pp. 282-300

- Dorte Jagetic Andersen and Søren Tinning
- Urban fringe belts and planning practice: a systematic framework pp. 301-327

- Muzaffer Ali Arat and Mehmet Topçu
- Regional inequality in Türkiye: a new determination method pp. 328-349

- Adem Sakarya
- Innovations in EU cross-border project management: a case study of Interreg pp. 350-372

- Lukáš Novotný
- Understanding zoning in Central and Eastern European spatial planning: between control and flexibility pp. 373-393

- Maciej J. Nowak, Andrei Mitrea, Gunta Lukstiņa, Ilona Šavraka, Daiva Jukneliene, Evelin Jürgenson, Krisztina Filepné Kovács, Eugenia Maruniak, Yuriy Palekha, Alexandru-Ionuţ Petrişor, Kätlin Põdra, Justyna Przedańska, Cătălin Niculae Sârbu, Velislava Simeonova, Jolanta Valciukiene, Pavel Yanchev and Małgorzata Blaszke
- Contributing to territorial cohesion by EU cohesion policy financial instrument? The JESSICA implementation in Poland pp. 394-416

- Piotr Idczak and Ida Musiałkowska
- Does economic freedom alleviate youth disengagement? An empirical analysis of NEET in the European Union pp. 417-436

- Arif Güzel and Emin Efecan Aktaş
- Sustaining rural vitality: lessons from Podlaskie, Poland pp. 437-460

- Agata Mróz and Dominika Zwęglińska-Gałecka
- Nature-based solutions for sustainable urban planning: greening cities, shaping cities pp. 461-463

- Vina Yunita, Pinta Rachmadani and Agus Salafudin
- Correction pp. 464-465

- The Editors
Volume 34, issue 1, 2026
- Anticipating structural changes? effects of automation and digitalization on cross-border commuting in low-skilled manual jobs pp. 1-20

- Johanna Trager and Marie Jelínková
- Investigating preferences for soil desealing: insights from citizens for sustainable urban planning in Parma, Italy pp. 21-43

- Ilaria De Noia, Peter van der Waerden, Astrid Kemperman and Michele Zazzi
- Planning beyond growth: a case study of wellbeing-oriented planning in Wales pp. 44-62

- Karin Holmstrand
- Water demand of urban Portuguese households by population trajectory and region pp. 63-83

- Ana Paula Barreira and Jorge Andraz
- Science and productivity in European firms: how do regional innovation modes matter? pp. 84-106

- Natália Barbosa and Ana Paula Faria
- Sustainable development, just transition and rural resilience: tailor-made solutions for global challenges. View from Poland pp. 107-127

- Agata Lewandowska and Justyna M. Chodkowska-Miszczuk
- Environmental aspects of decision-making regarding the construction of railroad infrastructure pp. 128-147

- Andrzej Marcinkowski and Paweł Haręża
- Epistemic justice in urban living labs: a framework for analysis applied to transport planning pp. 148-167

- Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren, Marjolein Hantson, Chiara Vitrano, Louise Sträuli, Tanu Priya Uteng and Jean Ryan
- Socio-spatial intermediaries in non-profit organizations: mediating participation gaps in integrated urban regeneration policies pp. 168-189

- Athina Moroglou, Pieter Cools and Nathalie Vallet
- Planning for growth or degrowth in energy transitions – a case study of Gotland, Sweden pp. 190-208

- Gubb Marit Stigson
- Local governance in rural Portugal: evolution and impact of LEADER program – a qualitative approach pp. 209-230

- Madalena Corte-Real, Elizete Jardim and Ana Paula Oliveira
- Green Infrastructure: planning strategies and environmental design pp. 231-233

- Asep Saepulloh
- How cities become brands: developing city brands purposefully and thoughtfully pp. 233-234

- Wahyu Nur Utami, Zulfa Berliana Pratiwi and Egi Pranajaya
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