European Planning Studies

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Volume 31, issue 12, 2023

Transformative or piecemeal? Changes in green space planning and governance in eleven European cities pp. 2401-2424

Rieke Hansen, Marleen Buizer, Arjen Buijs, Stephan Pauleit, Thomas Mattijssen, Hanna Fors, Alexander van der Jagt, Nadja Kabisch, Mandy Cook, Tim Delshammar, Thomas B. Randrup, Sabrina Erlwein, Kati Vierikko, Hanna Nieminen, Johannes Langemeyer, Camille Soson Texereau, Ana Catarina Luz, Mojca Nastran, Anton Stahl Olafsson, Maja Steen Møller, Dagmar Haase, Werner Rolf, Bianca Ambrose-Oji, Cristina Branquinho, Gilles Havik, Jakub Kronenberg and Cecil Konijnendijk

Polycentricity and accessibility in mountain areas: the Alpine case pp. 2425-2445

Dominik Bertram and Tobias Chilla

Pathways towards integrated cross-border marine spatial planning (MSP): insights from Germany, Poland and the island of Ireland pp. 2446-2469

Joseph Onwona Ansong, Heather Ritchie, Kira Gee, Linda McElduff and Jacek Zaucha

The role of institutional entrepreneurship in transformation of the national innovation system: the case study of Lithuania pp. 2470-2490

Jurgita Staniulyte

Knowledge sourcing by multi-plant firms in Europe pp. 2491-2509

Anthony Frigon and David L. Rigby

Strengthening place attachment through place-sensitive participatory regional policy in a less developed region pp. 2510-2530

Anna Butzin and Judith Terstriep

Mapping the state of the art of creative cluster research: a bibliometric and thematic analysis pp. 2531-2551

Patrizia Casadei, Martha Bloom, Roberto Camerani, Monica Masucci, Josh Siepel and Jorge Velez Ospina

Exploring regional industrial culture. Changing industrial culture and human agency in a Norwegian region pp. 2552-2567

Emelie Langemyr Eriksen, Arne Isaksen and Jan Ole Rypestøl

Social capital and characteristics of economic dualism as determinants of regional resilience pp. 2568-2589

Maria Tsiapa

The embeddedness of companies in regional energy transitions pp. 2590-2613

Sebastian Rohe, Ricarda Schmidt-Scheele and Jannika Mattes

Everything must change for us to remain the same. Resilience in the face of disruptive innovations in industrial districts pp. 2614-2636

Francesc Xavier Molina-Morales, Valentina De Marchi, Luis Martínez-Cháfer and David Valiente-Bordanova

Governance robustness put to the test by Covid-19. The case of Local Area Plans in the Lombardy Region pp. 2637-2658

Pietro Previtali and Eugenio Salvati

Tourism, Urbanization, and the Evolving Periphery of the European Union pp. 2659-2660

Jialin Shi

Volume 31, issue 11, 2023

European planning studies at 30 – past, present and future pp. 2257-2266

Dominic Stead and Louis Albrechts

Plural planning theories: cherishing the diversity of planning pp. 2267-2276

Benjamin Davy, Meike Levin-Keitel and Franziska Sielker

Prefigurative planning: performing concrete utopias in the here and now pp. 2277-2290

Simin Davoudi

What’s the future for planning in a time of democratic retreat, white supremacy and silence pp. 2291-2296

Kristina Grange

The planning contribution in a disoriented continent* pp. 2297-2305

Patsy Healey

Artful theory: thinking spatial planning differently pp. 2306-2317

Jean Hillier

Reviving strategic spatial planning for the challenges ahead pp. 2318-2326

Kristian Olesen

Distinguishing ‘planning’ from the ‘plan’. Institutional and professional implications of taking urban complexity seriously pp. 2327-2341

Stefano Moroni

Urban sustainability responsibilities of the European planning profession in the next decades pp. 2342-2353

Petter Næss

The next 30 years: planning cities beyond mobility? pp. 2354-2367

Luca Bertolini

What’s next? Some priorities for young planning scholars to tackle tomorrow’s complex challenges pp. 2368-2384

Sıla Ceren Varış Husar, Asma Mehan, Rüya Erkan, Tjark Gall, Ledio Allkja, Milan Husar and Mennatullah Hendawy

Places need better planning not less pp. 2385-2398

Charles Hoch

Urban futures: planning for city foresight and city visions pp. 2399-2400

Peter Ache

Volume 31, issue 10, 2023

Co-evolutionary heritage reuse: a European multiple case study perspective pp. 1995-2012

Karim van Knippenberg and Beitske Boonstra

Patterns of collaboration for technology transfer in Spanish universities pp. 2013-2033

Lisset Medina, Raquel Marín and Isabel Álvarez

Post-pandemic opportunities for low-density territories: insights and implications from Portuguese case studies pp. 2034-2057

João Almeida and Ana Dias Daniel

Understanding spatial networking and industrial district evolution from firms’ strategies pp. 2058-2086

Jose-Luis Hervas-Oliver, Carles Boronat-Moll, Marta Peris-Ortiz and Ronald Rojas-Alvarado

Post-Covid tourism planning: based on the Azores residents’ perceptions about the development of regional tourism pp. 2087-2109

Áurea Sousa, Rui Alexandre Castanho, Gualter Couto and Pedro Pimentel

Employers, the state and highly skilled migration: an employer-based study on ICT sector companies in Finland pp. 2110-2127

Niina Kotavaara and Eeva-Kaisa Prokkola

Universities as strategic agents in regional path development? A European comparison pp. 2128-2147

Lisa Nieth and Verena Radinger-Peer

Managing the pandemic in German federal states: types of mobility restrictions and their impacts on co-presence in innovation ecosystems pp. 2148-2169

Henning Kroll and Maria Karaulova

Transit-oriented development and sparse settlement structures. The case of western Sweden pp. 2170-2195

Charlotta Capitao Patrao

‘Soft’ privatization of public space: autonomization of outdoor retail markets in the Netherlands pp. 2196-2215

Emil van Eck and Rianne van Melik

Delayed arrival: planning, competition and conflict in the Rail Baltic terminal project in Tallinn, Estonia pp. 2216-2234

Mattias Malk

The role of food production in planning for open space: post-war planning of the rural–urban fringes of Copenhagen and Brussels pp. 2235-2253

Jeroen De Waegemaeker, Jørgen Primdahl, Elke Vanempten, Lone Søderkvist Kristensen, Elke Rogge and Henrik Vejre

Festival Cities. Culture, Planning and Urban Life pp. 2254-2255

Enrico Tommarchi

Volume 31, issue 9, 2023

How to support cultural heritage-led development in Italian inner areas: a multi-methodological evaluation approach pp. 1799-1822

Marta Dell’Ovo, Catherine Dezio, Marta Mottadelli and Alessandra Oppio

The ‘right’ policy for regional development: seeking spatial justice in the Dutch case of the region deals pp. 1823-1841

Bram van Vulpen

The green-restructuring of clusters: investigating a biocluster's transition using a complex adaptive system model pp. 1842-1867

Ram Kamath, Aitziber Elola and Frans Hermans

Measuring territorial cohesion trends in Europe: a correlation with EU Cohesion Policy pp. 1868-1884

Eduardo Medeiros, Jacek Zaucha and Dorota Ciołek

Complexity theories and ethnographies in planning for leisure-led regional development pp. 1885-1902

Jasper F. Meekes, Dorina Maria Buda and Gert de Roo

How do local factors shape transformation pathways towards climate-neutral and resilient cities? pp. 1903-1925

Wolfgang Haupt, Peter Eckersley, Janne Irmisch and Kristine Kern

Land oversupply. How rigid land-use planning and legal certainty hinder new policy for Flanders pp. 1926-1948

Peter Lacoere and Hans Leinfelder

Responsible research and innovation in Europe: empirical evidence from regional planning initiatives in Austria, Norway, and Spain pp. 1949-1974

Donatella Casale Mashiah, Itai Beeri, Eran Vigoda-Gadot and Alan Hartman

The role of demand in regional industrial path development – examples from the Swedish periphery pp. 1975-1992

Roman Martin and Hanna Martin

Aesthetics of Gentrification. Seductive Spaces and Exclusive Communities in the Neoliberal City pp. 1993-1994

Gabriel Camară

Volume 31, issue 8, 2023

From scandalization to normalization: conceptualizing the mainstreaming of far-right contestations in participatory processes pp. 1575-1593

Gala Nettelbladt

Promoting cross-border cooperation through cross-border central places: strategic town-twinning on the Bavarian-Czech border reconsidered pp. 1594-1611

Stefan Bloßfeldt

How rule directions influence actors to achieve collective action: an analysis of Dutch collective infrastructure decision-making pp. 1612-1633

Robin Neef, Tim Busscher, Stefan Verweij and Jos Arts

Contingency, decision, unfinished planning: let’s quarrel more! pp. 1634-1650

John Pløger

Networks of culture creatives in Patras: the relevance of cultural lag pp. 1651-1672

Theodore Koutsobinas and Panagiota Michalopoulou

Seeking pathways for sustainable urban tourism: a critical deconstruction of Berlin's approach for city-compatible tourism pp. 1673-1692

Nils Grube

Public land for urban food policy? A critical data-analysis of public land transactions in the Ghent city region (Belgium) pp. 1693-1714

Hans Vandermaelen, Michiel Dehaene, Chiara Tornaghi, Elke Vanempten and Anna Verhoeve

Asset modification for regional industrial restructuring in times of economic crisis pp. 1715-1733

Jan Ole Rypestøl, Nina Kyllingstad and Roman Martin

Smart specialization and participatory processes in green path renewal. Analysis of the forest-based bioeconomy in sparsely populated regions in the Nordics pp. 1734-1753

Diana Morales and Margareta Dahlström

Revealing mobilities of people to understand cross-border regions: insights from Luxembourg using social media data pp. 1754-1775

Olle Järv, Håvard W. Aagesen, Tuomas Väisänen and Samuli Massinen

Small industrial towns in Moravia: a comparison of the production and post-productive eras pp. 1776-1796

Antonín Vaishar, Milada Šťastná and Jana Zapletalová

The new urban ruins: vacancy, urban politics and international experiments in the post-crisis city pp. 1797-1798

Anita De Franco

Volume 31, issue 7, 2023

Artificial intelligence, big data, algorithms and Industry 4.0 in firms and clusters pp. 1297-1303

Luciana Lazzeretti, Rafael Boix, Jose-Luis Hervas-Oliver and Niccolò Innocenti

The emergence of artificial intelligence in the regional sciences: a literature review pp. 1304-1324

Luciana Lazzeretti, Niccolò Innocenti, Martina Nannelli and Stefania Oliva

Artificial intelligence in hospitality and tourism. State of the art and future research avenues pp. 1325-1344

Martina Nannelli, Francesco Capone and Luciana Lazzeretti

Learning as imitation or mimesis: how ‘smart’ is machine learning for its planning controllers? pp. 1345-1357

Philip Cooke

Does regional innovation policy really work for Industry 4.0? Evidence for industrial districts pp. 1358-1376

Jose-Luis Hervas-Oliver, Sofia Estelles-Miguel, Marta Peris-Ortiz and Jose Antonio Belso-Martínez

The actors’ role in industrial districts facing the challenge of technologies 4.0 between absorption and dissemination pp. 1377-1396

Niccolò Fiorini, Tommaso Pucci, Elena Casprini and Lorenzo Zanni

Robots and the productivity of local manufacturing systems in Emilia-Romagna: the mediating role of occupational similarity and complexity pp. 1397-1421

Roberto Antonietti, Luca Cattani and Giulio Pedrini

Living innovation machines: modelling innovation in time and space variable-geometry territorial units using machine learning pp. 1422-1442

Rafael Boix, Vittorio Galletto, Fabio Sforzi and Francesco Capone

The mechanisms underlying the emergence of innovation ecosystems: the case of the AI ecosystem in Montreal pp. 1443-1465

Nasrin Sultana, Ekaterina Turkina and Patrick Cohendet

How real will the metaverse be? Exploring the spatial impact of virtual worlds pp. 1466-1488

Pier Luigi Parcu, Maria Alessandra Rossi, Niccolò Innocenti and Chiara Carrozza

Changes in unrelated variety and climbing the poverty ladder: a U-shaped relationship pp. 1489-1509

Ren Lu, Xiangying Zhao, Xiangcai Peng, Yinglin Liu, Torger Reve and Daguo Lv

Assessing the importance of proximity dimensions for the diffusion of radical innovations in German biotechnology pp. 1510-1531

Mariia Shkolnykova

Peripheral implications of national innovation: insights from the Israeli experience pp. 1532-1554

Raphael Bar-El and Liran Maymoni

Changing industrial trajectories through business model innovation: a case study of the oil and gas industry in Norway pp. 1555-1574

Silje Sletten, Katrine Wangen Jonasmo and Marte C.W. Solheim

Volume 31, issue 6, 2023

Correction pp. iii-iii

The Editors

Distinctive role of region-specific institutions in regional entrepreneurship patterns: evidence from Turkish regions pp. 1095-1118

Ismail Demirdag and Ayda Eraydin

Revisiting path-as-process: agency in a discontinuity-development model pp. 1119-1138

Maximilian Benner

The development of urban transnational spaces in the world city: the Japanese case in Düsseldorf, Germany pp. 1139-1159

Zifeng Li

Aerospace sector innovation in Portugal and Andalusia: a search for cross-border collaboration opportunities pp. 1160-1183

Antonio Lorenzo-Espejo, María-Luisa Muñoz-Díaz, Jesús Muñuzuri and Bernardo Ribeiro

Planning to grow, planning to rock on – infrastructure management and development in shrinking municipalities pp. 1184-1202

Ida Grundel and Dick Magnusson

Navigating networks – to make a difference: the support base composition of local change agents in Amsterdam, Birmingham, Glasgow and Copenhagen pp. 1203-1225

Mark van Ostaijen and Annika Agger

Exposing the role of relational capabilities in business–research–government cooperation: examples from the transition towards a bioeconomy in Finland pp. 1226-1246

Valtteri Laasonen

Advancing innovation in manufacturing firms: knowledge base combinations in a local productive system pp. 1247-1269

Monica Plechero and Markus Grillitsch

The digital entrepreneurial ecosystem in the European Union: evidence from the digital platform economy index pp. 1270-1292

Eristian Wibisono

Regulation and Planning: Practices, Institutions, Agency pp. 1293-1294

Edwin Buitelaar

Response to EPS review of Regulation and Planning pp. 1295-1296

Robert Beauregard, Marco Cremaschi, Yvonne Rydin and Laura Lieto

Volume 31, issue 5, 2023

Theme issue: open innovation and ‘catch-up’: globalist or localist? pp. 845-861

JinHyo Joseph Yun, Philip Cooke, Kwangho Jung and Bo Yang

Open innovation dynamics and evolution in the mobile payment industry – comparative analysis among Daegu, Cardiff, and Nanjing pp. 862-884

JinHyo Joseph Yun, Xiaofei Zhao, Lei Ma, Zheng Liu and Bo Yang

Quantum jump in biopharmaceutical industry: a case of Korea’s catching up with Europe and US pp. 885-904

Harry Jeong, Changhyeon Song, Seunghyun Kim and Kwangsoo Shin

Changes in planning approach: a comparative study of digital government policies in South Korea and Denmark pp. 905-924

Hanbyul Choi, Choong-sik Chung and Youngmin Cho

Patent actor-network formation from regional innovation to open innovation: a comparison between Europe and China pp. 925-946

Ben Zhang and Yakun Ji

The way to the ‘comedy of commons’ of a new business model-finding from Naples in Italy, and Jeju Island in South Korea pp. 947-973

JinHyo Joseph Yun, Xiaofei Zhao, KyungBae Park, Valentina Della Corte and Giovanna Del Gaudio

Regional visa-waiver program for open tourism development pp. 974-987

Tae Youn Kim, Eun Song Bae and Daecheol Kim

A communities of practice approach to promoting regional circular economy innovation: evidence from East Wales pp. 988-1006

Zheng Liu, Steffan James, Gary Walpole and Gareth R. T. White

Behind the Big Box: understanding the planning-development dialectic of large distribution centres in Europe pp. 1007-1028

Merten Nefs and Tom Daamen

Industry 4.0 technologies adoption: barriers and their impact on Polish companies’ innovation performance pp. 1029-1049

Barbara Jankowska, Ewa Mińska-Struzik, Małgorzata Bartosik-Purgat, Marta Götz and Iwona Olejnik

Beyond R&D: a configurational approach to open innovation in the Veneto region pp. 1050-1069

Silvia Rita Sedita and Roberto Grandinetti

Dynamic recombinant relatedness and its role for regional innovation pp. 1070-1094

Mikhail Martynovich and Josef Taalbi

Volume 31, issue 4, 2023

Economic effects of isolating Russia from international trade due to its ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine pp. 663-678

Cristian Mardones

Exploratory analysis of seaplane operations in Greece: insights of a survey and SWOT analysis pp. 679-699

José Francisco Andrade, Sofia Kalakou and Renato Lopes da Costa

Institutional mapping of cross-border cooperation. INTERREG programme analyses with KEEP data pp. 700-718

Tobias Chilla and Markus Lambracht

Multiple transformations, coordination and public goods. Tbilisi and the search for planning as collective strategy pp. 719-737

Joseph Salukvadze and Kristof Van Assche

Smart specialisation strategies: towards an outward-looking approach pp. 738-757

Alessio Giustolisi, Maximilian Benner and Michaela Trippl

Does Smart Specialisation improve any innovation subsidy effect on regional productivity? The Portuguese case pp. 758-779

Anabela Santos, John Edwards and Paulo Neto

Economic impact of road transportation infrastructure projects: the case of Egnatia Odos Motorway pp. 780-801

Anastasios Magoutas, Dimitris Manolopoulos, Giannis T. Tsoulfas and Maria Koudeli

The Europeanization of territoriality and its limits: the territorial dimension of EU cohesion policy and its varying implementation pp. 802-821

Vratislav Havlík

Reducing border barriers for cross-border commuters in Europe via the EU b-solutions initiative pp. 822-841

Eduardo Medeiros, Martín Guillermo Ramírez, Giulia Brustia, Anna Cinzia Dellagiacoma and Caitriona A. Mullan

Urban Ethics: Conflicts Over the Good and Proper Life in Cities pp. 842-843

Claudia Basta

Volume 31, issue 3, 2023

Flexible geographies of new working spaces pp. 433-444

Ilaria Mariotti, Ignasi Capdevila and Bastian Lange

Agglomeration and coagglomeration of co-working spaces and creative industries in the city pp. 445-466

Eva Coll-Martínez and Carles Méndez-Ortega

The preferred location of coworking spaces in Italy: an empirical investigation in urban and peripheral areas pp. 467-489

Ilaria Mariotti, Mina Akhavan and Federica Rossi

Coworking spaces and creative communities: making resilient coworking spaces through knowledge sharing and collective learning pp. 490-507

Pavel Bednář, Lukáš Danko and Lenka Smékalová

New working spaces in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area: understanding location factors and implications for planning pp. 508-527

Mina Di Marino, Antti Rehunen, Maija Tiitu and Kimmo Lapintie

The lifestyles of millennial coworkers in urban spaces: the case of Tel-Aviv pp. 528-553

Tsipy Buchnik and Amnon Frenkel

Detection of geographical clustering: cultural and creative industries in Barcelona pp. 554-575

Lina Maddah, Josep-Maria Arauzo-Carod and Fernando A. López

Open innovation and multi-homing of delivery platforms: comparative study of Cardiff, Daegu and Nanjing pp. 576-597

Jinhyo Joseph Yun, Xiaofei Zhao, Lei Ma, Zhiguo Xu and Zheng Liu

The 15-minute city concept and new working spaces: a planning perspective from Oslo and Lisbon pp. 598-620

Mina Di Marino, Elisabete Tomaz, Cristina Henriques and Seyed Hossein Chavoshi

Framing daily life in sprawl: Flanders urbanized space from a cinematic perspective pp. 621-640

Annelies Staessen and Luuk Boelens

A sustainable afterlife for post-industrial sites: balancing conservation, regeneration and heritage tourism pp. 641-661

Maria Della Lucia and Albina Pashkevich

Volume 31, issue 2, 2023

Planning practice and academic knowledge: different perspectives of urban planners in Turkey pp. 231-251

Gizem Aksümer

Opening up spatial planning to the participation of children and youth: the Swedish experience pp. 252-269

Romina Rodela and Emma Norss

Migration, place-making and the rescaling of urban space pp. 270-286

Mattias Kärrholm, Tina Gudrun Jensen, Laleh Foroughanfar and Rebecka Söderberg

The regressive planning practice of private sector planners under the pressure of political and market forces in Turkey pp. 287-305

Binnur Öktem Ünsal

Causes of opposition to residential development: a survey-framing experiment from the Czech Republic pp. 306-327

Josef Klement, Jan Kozák, Miroslav Ševčík and Štěpán Pekárek

Regional preconditions to shape interpath relations across regions: two cases from the Austrian food sector pp. 328-347

Alexandra Frangenheim

Change agency and path development in peripheral regions: from pulp production towards eco-industry in Lapland pp. 348-371

Markku Sotarauta, Heli Kurikka and Jari Kolehmainen

The role of finance in the literature of entrepreneurial ecosystems pp. 372-391

Tore Frimanslund, Grzegorz Kwiatkowski and Ove Oklevik

Institutional ethnography: a transformative mode of inquiry in the renovation of a Brussels high-rise housing estate pp. 392-408

Jeanne Mosseray, Nele Aernouts and Michael Ryckewaert

Corporate responsibility and place leadership in rural digitalization: the case of Hidden Champions pp. 409-429

Carsten Rietmann

The urban planning imagination. A critical international introduction pp. 430-431

Jan Schreurs

Volume 31, issue 1, 2023

Special issue: 2023 EPS Jubilee Issue. Global heating and crisis mitigation pp. 1-13

Philip Cooke

Circular cities: planning for circular development in European cities pp. 14-35

Jo Williams

Regional monitoring frameworks for the circular economy: implications from a territorial perspective pp. 36-54

Marco Bianchi, Mauro Cordella and Pierre Menger

Transitions in planning: transformative policy visions of the circular economy and blue bioeconomy meet planning practice pp. 55-75

Jani Petteri Lukkarinen, Hanna Nieminen and David Lazarevic

Review of research into urban experimentation in the fields of sustainability transitions and environmental governance pp. 76-102

Franziska Ehnert

Enabling widespread use of rainwater harvesting (RWH) systems: challenges and needs in twenty-first-century Istanbul pp. 103-122

Ender Peker

Green urban areas as ecological indicators: combining in situ data and satellite products pp. 123-145

Nefta-Eleftheria Votsi

Green space accessibility in Europe: a comparative study of five major cities pp. 146-167

Megan Buckland and Dorina Pojani

Planning for wooden multistorey construction – insights from Finland's municipal civil servants pp. 168-188

Florencia Franzini, Sami Berghäll, Anne Toppinen and Ritva Toivonen

Forces impacting the real estate market environment in shrinking cities: possible drivers of future development pp. 189-211

Annamari Kiviaho and Saija Toivonen

Liveability under shrinkage: initiatives in the ‘capital of pessimism’ in Finland pp. 212-229

Ria-Maria Adams, Alla Bolotova and Ville Alasalmi