European Planning Studies

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Volume 30, issue 12, 2022

Negotiating asymmetric borders in an emerging soft region pp. 2353-2372

Thomas Lexén and Mattias Qviström

Mapping the cross-border cooperation ‘galaxy’: an exploration of scalar arrangements in Europe pp. 2373-2393

Jiannis Kaucic and Christophe Sohn

Back and forth between openness and focusing: handling complexity in land use and transport coordination pp. 2394-2411

Patrik Tornberg and John Odhage

Path dependence, ‘lock-in’ and rural housing outcomes: insights from Ireland pp. 2412-2432

Liam Heaphy and Mark Scott

Identifying cross-border functional areas: conceptual background and empirical findings from Polish borderlands pp. 2433-2455

Andrzej Jakubowski, Karolina Trykacz, Tomasz Studzieniecki and Jakub Skibiński

Perspectives on proximity tourism planning in peri-urban areas pp. 2456-2473

Marina López Sánchez, Mercedes Linares Gómez del Pulgar and Antonio Tejedor Cabrera

The re-coding of rural development rationality: tracing EU Governmentality and Europeanisation at the local level pp. 2474-2491

Sune Wiingaard Stoustrup

Decoding the multiplex structure of border region networks: the case of the EU border of Turkey pp. 2492-2513

Emrah Söylemez and Cigdem Varol

Analyzing Transportation Logistics and Infrastructure Sustainability in the Iberian Peninsula: The Case of Portugal Mainland pp. 2514-2536

José Manuel Naranjo Gómez, Rui Alexandre Castanho and Ana Vulevic

Digitalization in land-use planning: effects of digital plan data on efficiency, transparency and innovation pp. 2537-2553

Anna M. Hersperger, Corina Thurnheer-Wittenwiler, Silvia Tobias, Sara Folvig and Christian Fertner

A scenario planning framework for (post-)pandemic tourism in European destinations pp. 2554-2574

Faruk Seyitoğlu and Carlos Costa

Tendencies towards integration and disintegration of the entrepreneurial ecosystem: an institution-based view of the dynamics pp. 2575-2594

Jasna Pocek

How rurality influences interactive innovation processes: lessons learnt from 15 case studies in 12 countries pp. 2595-2617

Paul Günter Schmidt, José M. Díaz-Puente and Maddalena Bettoni

Advanced Introduction to Planning Theory pp. 2618-2620

Stefano Cozzolino

Palestine is throwing a party and the whole world is invited: capital and state building in the West Bank pp. 2620-2621

Fouad Mami

Volume 30, issue 11, 2022

Regional innovation systems in an era of grand societal challenges: reorientation versus transformation pp. 2125-2138

Arne Isaksen, Michaela Trippl and Heike Mayer

New directions for RIS studies and policies in the face of grand societal challenges pp. 2139-2156

Franz Tödtling, Michaela Trippl and Veronika Desch

From competitiveness to territorial value: transformative territorial innovation policies and anchoring milieus pp. 2157-2177

Hugues Jeannerat and Olivier Crevoisier

Implementing the transformative innovation policy in the European Union: how does transformative change occur in Member States? pp. 2178-2204

Mattia Casula

Post-Coronavirus regional innovation policies: from mega to giga and beyond through sustainable spatial planning of global tourism pp. 2205-2223

Philip Cooke and Sérgio Nunes

Do natural disasters accelerate sustainability transitions? Insights from the Central Italy earthquake pp. 2224-2244

Annalisa Rizzo, Francesco Cappellano, Ilenia Pierantoni and Massimo Sargolini

Small wins for grand challenges. A bottom-up governance approach to regional innovation policy pp. 2245-2272

Sanne A.M.J.V. Bours, Iris Wanzenböck and Koen Frenken

Policy mixes for just sustainable development in regions specialized in carbon-intensive industries: the case of two Norwegian petro-maritime regions pp. 2273-2292

Samson Afewerki and Asbjørn Karlsen

Exploring the scope of regions in challenge-oriented innovation policy: the case of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany pp. 2293-2311

Robert Hassink, Huiwen Gong, Klaas Fröhlich and Arne Herr

The role of regional innovation systems in mission-oriented innovation policy: exploring the problem-solution space in electrification of maritime transport pp. 2312-2333

Markus M. Bugge, Allan Dahl Andersen and Markus Steen

Think tanks for a new generation of regional innovation policies pp. 2334-2351

Miren Larrea and James Karlsen

Volume 30, issue 10, 2022

Are current road investments exacerbating spatial inequalities inside European peripheral regions? pp. 1845-1871

Soledad Nogués and Esther González-González

Evaluating M&As from a regional perspective: media discourses on the asymmetric internationalization of Vienna’s banking sector pp. 1872-1891

Robert Musil and Josef Seethaler

The economic effects of politically connected entrepreneurs on the quality and rate of regional entrepreneurship pp. 1892-1918

Maksim Belitski and Ana-Maria Grigore

The interplay between KIBS and manufacturers: a scoping review of major key themes and research opportunities pp. 1919-1941

Igor Roberto Amancio, Glauco Henrique de Sousa Mendes, Herick Fernando Moralles, Bruno Brandão Fischer and Eduardo Sisti

Knowledge brokerage needs in building care robotics innovation ecosystems and networks pp. 1942-1961

Satu Parjanen, Lea Hennala, Satu Pekkarinen and Helinä Melkas

An ecosystemic model for the technological development of social entrepreneurship: exploring clusters of social innovation pp. 1962-1984

Francesco Gerli, Mario Calderini and Veronica Chiodo

Strategic spatial planning for sustainable development – Swedish planners’ institutional capacity pp. 1985-2001

Kristina Trygg and Hilda Wenander

The cost of suburbanization: spending on environmental protection pp. 2002-2021

Vilém Pařil, Barbora Ondrůšková, Aneta Krajíčková and Zelenáková Petra

Are clustering and R&D institutions in post-socialist states functional tools for sustainable development? pp. 2022-2042

Anna Mempel-Śnieżyk and Petr Hlaváček

Global production networks and regional innovation systems: contrasting or complementary policy implications? pp. 2043-2062

Jiří Blažek and Markus Steen

ICT Research networks and regional competitiveness: an analysis of the 7th Framework Program pp. 2063-2083

Ana Salomé García-Muñiz, María Rosalía Vicente and Margarita Billon

‘Transitory urbanism’ for the creative industries in a top-down regeneration process (Nantes, France) pp. 2084-2101

Sébastien Darchen and Gwendal Simon

Building on decay: urban regeneration and social entrepreneurship in Italy through culture and the arts pp. 2102-2121

Sara Bonini Baraldi and Carlo Salone

Against Entrepreneurship: A Critical Examination pp. 2122-2123

Nidhi Srinivas

Volume 30, issue 9, 2022

What is the role of culture facing the digital revolution challenge? Some reflections for a research agenda pp. 1617-1637

Luciana Lazzeretti

Data-driven arts and cultural organizations: opportunity or chimera? pp. 1638-1655

Massimiliano Nuccio and Enrico Bertacchini

Valuing culture and creativity impacts in a global technological era: reshaping the analytical framework pp. 1656-1675

Pedro Costa

Museums and digital technology: a literature review on organizational issues pp. 1676-1694

Francesca Taormina and Sara Bonini Baraldi

Is innovation in ICT valuable for the efficiency of Italian museums? pp. 1695-1716

Calogero Guccio, Marco Ferdinando Martorana, Isidoro Mazza, Giacomo Pignataro and Ilde Rizzo

Exploring the marriage between fashion and ‘Made in Italy’ and the key role of G.B. Giorgini pp. 1717-1735

Luciana Lazzeretti and Stefania Oliva

Path renewal dynamics in the Kyoto kimono cluster: how to revitalize cultural heritage through digitalization pp. 1736-1754

Silvia Rita Sedita and Tamane Ozeki

Anatomy of a techno-creative community – the role of brokers, places, and events in the emergence of projection mapping in Nantes pp. 1755-1776

Etienne Capron, Dominique Sagot-Duvauroux and Raphaël Suire

The impact of cultural and creative industries on the wealth of countries, regions and municipalities pp. 1777-1797

Rafael Boix, Blanca De Miguel Molina and Pau Rausell Köster

Exploiting the technology-driven structural shift to creative work in regional catching-up: toward an institutional framework pp. 1798-1823

Ben Vermeulen and Eleonora Psenner

Uses and practices of digital services in a situation of mobility: evolution versus revolution? The case of the Champs Elysées pp. 1824-1843

Marie Delaplace, Leïla Kebir, Marjolaine Gros-Balthazard and François Bavaud

Volume 30, issue 8, 2022

Night-time as a strategic referent for an intermediary city: between attractiveness and standardization of the uses pp. 1401-1420

Florian Guérin, Magali de Raphélis and Sandra Mallet

Concepts and definitions for a sustainable planning transition: lessons from moments of change pp. 1421-1443

Teresa Marat-Mendes, Patrícia Bento d’Almeida and João Cunha Borges

Accessibility and mobility in peripheral areas: a national place-based policy pp. 1444-1463

Elisabetta Vitale Brovarone

Analysis of high streets of Istanbul: a proposal for strategic management approach pp. 1464-1492

N. Gokce Tufekci and Kerem Yavuz Arslanli

In the blind spot: ethnic retailing in Helsinki and the spontaneous placemaking of abandoned spaces pp. 1493-1513

Hossam Hewidy and Johanna Lilius

Diagrams as a comparative tool to understand the territorial evolution of port city regions pp. 1514-1528

Rafael Rossetto Ribeiro and Gislaine Elizete Beloto

Assessing impacts of PPGIS on urban land use planning: evidence from Finland and Poland pp. 1529-1548

Piotr Jankowski, Kirsi Forss, Michał Czepkiewicz, Heli Saarikoski and Maarit Kahila

Where innovation meets directionality: an index to measure regional readiness to deal with societal challenges pp. 1549-1576

Francesco Cappellano, Teemu Makkonen, Nicola Francesco Dotti, Arnault Morisson and Annalisa Rizzo

Building and nurturing grassroots innovation: A policy framework based on the local commons pp. 1577-1595

David Grandadam, Patrick Cohendet and Raphaël Suire

Legitimacy in municipal experimental governance: questioning the public good in urban innovation practices pp. 1596-1614

Erica Eneqvist, Jessica Algehed, Christian Jensen and Andrew Karvonen

Transnational architecture and urbanism: rethinking how cities plan, transform, and learn pp. 1615-1616

Xuefei Ren

Volume 30, issue 7, 2022

Circularities in territories: opportunities & challenges pp. 1183-1191

Sébastien Bourdin, Danielle Galliano and Amélie Gonçalves

Territorial development process based on the circular economy: a systematic literature review pp. 1192-1211

Sonia Veyssière, Blandine Laperche and Corinne Blanquart

Transformation of socioeconomic metabolism due to development of the bioeconomy: the case of northern Aube (France) pp. 1212-1229

Pauline Marty, Sabrina Dermine-Brullot, Sophie Madelrieux, Julie Fleuet and Philippe Lescoat

Eco-innovations towards circular economy: evidence from case studies of collective methanization in France pp. 1230-1250

Amélie Gonçalves, Danielle Galliano and Pierre Triboulet

Territorial governance and actors’ coordination in a local project of anaerobic digestion. A social network analysis pp. 1251-1270

Amadou Niang, Andre Torre and Sébastien Bourdin

Industrial ecology and sustainable change: inertia and transformation in Mexican agro-industrial sugarcane clusters pp. 1271-1291

Juan R. Gallego-Bono and MaríaR. Tapia-Baranda

Circularity in territories: analyzing the dynamics of collective actions in food systems pp. 1292-1310

Vanessa Iceri and Sylvie Lardon

Revealing the circularities in farmers’ market networked infrastructure of Western Anatolia pp. 1311-1332

Halime Güher Tan

Temporal challenges of building a circular city district through living-lab experiments pp. 1333-1354

Maarit Särkilahti, Maria Åkerman, Ari Jokinen and Jukka Rintala

A critical analysis of the role of the urban climate resilience nexus in London pp. 1355-1377

Michael C. Aquilina and William R. Sheate

Park & Ride facilities and suburban sprawl pp. 1378-1398

Wolfgang Schwarzbauer, Philipp Koch and Martin Wolf

Publishers’ Note pp. 1399-1399

The Editors

Volume 30, issue 6, 2022

Activity types, thematic domains, and stakeholder constellations: explaining civil society involvement in Amsterdam’s smart city pp. 975-993

Filipe Mello Rose

Opening the black box of participatory planning: a study of how planners handle citizens’ input pp. 994-1012

Erik Eriksson, Amira Fredriksson and Josefina Syssner

Applied research by design: an experimental collaborative and interdisciplinary design charrette pp. 1013-1033

Michael Neuman, Camilla Perrone and Alessandra Mossa

European cities, international relations and some popular connotations pp. 1034-1054

Agnieszka Szpak, Joanna Modrzyńska and Michał Dahl

Italy, the fair land there where the Sì doth sound: when the places take revenge pp. 1055-1073

Alessandra de Renzis and Fabio Sforzi

Places For continuous learning on spatial planning issues – reflections on an experiment pp. 1074-1092

Oswald Devisch, Majken Toftager Larsen, Teresa Palmieri and John Andersen

European public space projects with social cohesion in mind: symbolic, programmatic and minimalist approaches pp. 1093-1123

Patricia Simões Aelbrecht, Quentin Stevens and Sanjeev Kumar

The promise of living labs to the Quadruple Helix stakeholders: exploring the sources of (dis)satisfaction pp. 1124-1143

Huong Thu Nguyen and Pilar Marques

Urban participatory planning approaches in capital cities: the Lisbon case pp. 1144-1161

Eduardo Medeiros

Learning to reflect collectively: how to create the right environment for discussing participatory planning practice? pp. 1162-1181

Seppe De Blust, Oswald Devisch and Joke Vandenabeele

Volume 30, issue 5, 2022

Place-based development and spatial justice pp. 791-806

Sabine Weck, Ali Madanipour and Peter Schmitt

The concept of spatial justice and the European Union’s territorial cohesion pp. 807-824

Ali Madanipour, Mark Shucksmith and Elizabeth Brooks

Knowledge and place-based development – towards networks of deep learning pp. 825-842

Thomas Borén and Peter Schmitt

Reading EUropean borderlands under the perspective of legal geography and spatial justice pp. 843-859

Estelle Evrard

A drop in the sea or catalyst for change: diverse effects of the place-based approach in Europe pp. 860-878

Judit Keller and Tünde Virág

The Finnish way of CLLD: place-based or half-hearted implementation? pp. 879-898

Patrik Hämäläinen and Sarolta Németh

Geographies of (in)justice and the (in)effectiveness of place-based policies in Greece pp. 899-916

George Petrakos, Lefteris Topaloglou, Ageliki Anagnostou and Victor Cupcea

Can digitalization be a tool to overcome spatial injustice in sparsely populated regions? The cases of Digital Västerbotten (Sweden) and Smart Country Side (Germany) pp. 917-934

Linnea Löfving, Viktoria Kamuf, Timothy Heleniak, Sabine Weck and Gustaf Norlén

Having a voice and a place: local youth driving urban development in an East German town under transformation pp. 935-951

Viktoria Kamuf and Sabine Weck

Spatial justice on the horizon? A combined Theory of Change scenario tool to assess place-based interventions pp. 952-973

Simone Piras, Paulina Tobiasz-Lis, Margaret Currie, Karolina Dmochowska-Dudek, Dominic Duckett and Andrew Copus

Volume 30, issue 4, 2022

Facing Covid-19: the digitalization path of Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence pp. 573-589

Silvia Fissi, Elena Gori, Alberto Romolini and Marco Contri

Effects of ‘Covidfencing’ on cross-border commuting: a case of Czech-German borderland pp. 590-607

Lukáš Novotný

Dimensions of (post-)viral tourism revival: actions and strategies from the perspectives of policymakers in Portugal pp. 608-626

Faruk Seyitoğlu, Carlos Costa and Ana Maria Malta

Stakeholder viewpoints on facilitation of cross-border cooperation pp. 627-642

João Augusto Rossi Borges, Sabine Neuberger, Helmut Saatkamp, Alfons Oude Lansink and Dietrich Darr

Urban ‘beautification’ and its discontents: the erosion of urban commons in Milan pp. 643-662

Maria Tartari, Sabrina Pedrini and Pier Luigi Sacco

Just city planning competitions in Helsinki: between the power of image and many images of power pp. 663-683

Hossam Hewidy

An overview of the River Contract tool: new aims in planning and protected areas issues pp. 684-704

Donatella Cialdea and Chiara Pompei

Ontologies of live-work mix in Amsterdam, Brussels and Stockholm: an institutionalist approach drawing on path dependency pp. 705-724

Constance Uyttebrouck, Pascal De Decker and Jacques Teller

Hard, soft and thin governance spaces in land-use change: comparing office-to-residential conversions in England, Scotland and the Netherlands pp. 725-743

Patricia Canelas, Ben Clifford, Jessica Ferm and Nicola Livingstone

Where is tourist housing actually located? New approaches and sources for detailed scale analysis pp. 744-768

Juan-Mariano Camarillo-Naranjo, Ismael Vallejo-Villalta, Alfonso Fernández-Tabales and Enrique Santos-Pavón

Conditions for networked co-production through digital participatory platforms in urban planning pp. 769-788

Reinout Kleinhans, Enzo Falco and Ian Babelon

Seeing the city: interdisciplinary perspectives on the study of the urban pp. 789-790

Marilena Prisco

Volume 30, issue 3, 2022

Introduction to the special issue – cultural mega-events and heritage: challenges for European cities pp. 427-436

Davide Ponzini

Short-term gains and long-term challenges to learning from mega-event planning in the city of Genoa pp. 437-456

Zachary Mark Jones

A mega-event in a small city: community participation, heritage and scale in the case of Pafos 2017 European Capital of Culture pp. 457-477

Evanthia Dova, Angeliki Sivitanidou, Natia R. Anastasi and Julia Georgi-Nerantzia Tzortzi

A heritage-inspired cultural mega-event in a stigmatized city: Hull UK City of Culture 2017 pp. 478-498

Enrico Tommarchi and Franco Bianchini

Cultural events and heritage policy for the Milan Expo 2015: experimental intersections between mega-event and city pp. 499-513

Stefano Di Vita

Culture and heritage as a means to foster quality of life? The case of Wrocław European Capital of Culture 2016 pp. 514-533

Joanna Sanetra-Szeliga

Liverpool’s European Capital of Culture legacy narrative: a selective heritage? pp. 534-553

Tamara West

Internationalizing small-sized cities through mega-events: the case of Matera-Basilicata 2019 European Capital of Culture pp. 554-565

Marina Rotolo

Heritage and cultural mega-events: backgrounds, approaches and challenges pp. 566-572

Jacek Purchla

Volume 30, issue 2, 2022

Inside out, exploring residential spaces during COVID-19 lockdown from the perspective of architecture students pp. 211-226

Paria Valizadeh and Aminreza Iranmanesh

High speed rail as urban generator? An analysis of land use change around European stations pp. 227-250

Fabian Wenner and Alain Thierstein

Integrating green infrastructures in spatial planning: a scrutiny of regional tools in Sardinia, Italy pp. 251-268

Andrea De Montis, Antonio Ledda and Giovanna Calia

Core-city climate leadership in metropolitan contractual management agreements pp. 269-291

Gro Sandkjær Hanssen and Anders Tønnesen

How to achieve parsimonious urban land use: The Case of Greater Zurich pp. 292-310

Sibylle Wälty

Rural public places: specificity and importance for the local community (case study of four villages) pp. 311-335

Dawid Soszyński, Barbara Sowińska-Świerkosz, Jan Kamiński, Ewa Trzaskowska and Adam Gawryluk

The death and life of Malmi neighbourhood shopping street: is ethnic retail a catalyst for public life recovery in Helsinki? pp. 336-358

Hossam Hewidy and Johanna Lilius

Studying abandoned settlements’ renaissance in the context of rural geography: perspectives for Prespes, Greece pp. 359-383

Konstantina Ntassiou

Mining activity and island landscape issues: evidence from Cyclades islands, Greece pp. 384-404

Evangelia-Theodora Derdemezi, Georgios Tsilimigkas and Thanasis Kizos

Identifying the determinants of vacuum tube high-speed train development with technology roadmapping – a study from Poland pp. 405-424

Joanna Duda, Rafał Kusa, Rafał Rumin, Marcin Suder and Jerzy Feliks

Estate regeneration and its discontents. Public housing, place and inequality in London pp. 425-426

Sonia Freire Trigo

Volume 30, issue 1, 2022

Star architecture and urban transformation: introduction to the special issue pp. 1-12

Nadia Alaily-Mattar, Georgia Lindsay and Alain Thierstein

The problematization of ‘star architecture’ in architecture research pp. 13-31

Nadia Alaily-Mattar, Joelean Hall and Alain Thierstein

Revitalization, transformation and the ‘Bilbao effect’: testing the local area impact of iconic architectural developments in North America, 2000–2009 pp. 32-49

Matt Patterson

Superstar Museums and global media exposure: mapping the positioning of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao through networks pp. 50-65

Beatriz Plaza, Ibon Aranburu and Marisol Esteban

A constellation of stars: what a local newspaper talks about when it talks about star architecture pp. 66-84

Georgia Lindsay and Mark Sawyer

The Elbphilharmonie and the Hamburg effect: on the social positioning, identities and system functions of a building and a city pp. 85-104

Tobias Heuer and Jochen Runde

Star architecture projects and the geographies of innovation across the construction supply chain: the case of the Elbphilharmonie pp. 105-120

Johannes Dreher and Joachim Thiel

Exceptional architecture, learning processes, and the contradictory performativity of norms and standards pp. 121-140

Monika Grubbauer and Venetsiya Dimitrova

Transnational mobilities of the tallest building: origins, mobilization and urban effects of Dubai’s Burj Khalifa pp. 141-159

Davide Ponzini and Khaled Alawadi

Beyond starchitecture: the shared architectural language of urban memorial spaces pp. 160-177

Anne-Marie Broudehoux and Guylaine Cheli

Shops, food, regeneration and a controversial signature building in Turin, Italy pp. 178-194

Alberto Vanolo

The attention economy of authentic cities: how cities behave like influencers pp. 195-209

David A. Banks