Journal of Urbanism: International Research on Placemaking and Urban Sustainability

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Matthew Hardy and Emily Talen

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Digital neighborhoods pp. 305-328: Luc Anselin and Sarah Williams
How ideas work: memes and institutional material in the first 100 years of the neighborhood unit pp. 329-352: Jason Brody
Taking the High Line: elevated parks, transforming neighbourhoods, and the ever-changing relationship between the urban and nature pp. 353-371: Hélène Littke, Ryan Locke and Tigran Haas
Does downtown office property perform better in live–work–play centers? pp. 372-387: Emil Malizia and Yan Song
The of urban form: a framework for heritage-based place making pp. 388-407: Galen D. Newman
What may culture contribute to urban sustainability? Critical reflections on the uses of culture in urban development in Oslo and beyond pp. 408-425: Joar Skrede
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Sense of place: inquiry and application pp. 205-215: Kyle J. Beidler and Julia M. Morrison
Unveiling Vegas: urbanism at the nexus of private profit and public policy pp. 216-236: Aseem Inam
Affordable housing in National Register districts: recognizing the advantages of historic urban neighborhoods in Louisville and Covington, Kentucky, USA pp. 237-253: Douglas R. Appler
Informal settlement upgrading policies in Egypt: towards improvement in the upgrading process pp. 254-275: Ibrahim Rizk Hegazy
Challenges and opportunities for participatory planning approaches within Dubai’s urban context pp. 276-301: Khaled Alawadi and Sarah Dooling
Dead end: suburban sprawl and the rebirth of American urbanism. Death of a suburban dream. Race and schools in Compton, California pp. 302-303: Susan Parham

Introduction to the special issue pp. 99-100: Donovan Finn
Delai Sam: social activism as contemporary art in the emerging discourse of DIY urbanism in Russia pp. 101-116: Adeola Enigbokan
The formalities of informal improvement: technical and scholarly knowledge at work in do-it-yourself urban design pp. 117-134: Gordon C.C. Douglas
Large-scale tactical urbanism: the Denver bike share system pp. 135-147: Wesley E. Marshall, Andrew L. Duvall and Deborah S. Main
Trial-and-error urbanism: addressing obduracy, uncertainty and complexity in urban planning and design pp. 148-165: Taylor Dotson
Claiming participation -- a comparative analysis of DIY urbanism in Denmark pp. 166-184: Louise Fabian and Kristine Samson
Against a de-politicized DIY urbanism: Food Not Bombs and the struggle over public space pp. 185-201: David Spataro
Food and the City Urban Agriculture and the New Food Revolution pp. 202-203: Susan Parham

How brownfield sites kill places and people: an examination of neighborhood housing values, foreclosures, and lifespan pp. 1-18: John I. Gilderbloom, Wesley L. Meares and William Riggs
Complexity in urban agriculture: the role of landscape typologies in promoting urban agriculture’s growth pp. 19-38: N.C. Napawan
Clandestine urbanization: reconstituting urban space in the margins of the Phoenix metropolitan area pp. 39-50: Nabil Kamel
Improving walkability for seniors through accessibility to food stores: a study of three areas of Greater Montreal pp. 51-72: Paula Negron-Poblete, Anne-Marie Séguin and Philippe Apparicio
Polycentrism as a sustainable development strategy: empirical analysis from the state of Maryland pp. 73-92: Elijah Knaap, Chengri Ding, Yi Niu and Sabyasachee Mishra
Conflating gray space and crypto urbanism pp. 93-96: Swasti Vardhan Mishra
On south bank: the production of public space pp. 97-98: Erica Pani

Towards topographically sensitive urbanism: re-envisioning earthwork terracing in suburban development pp. 331-351: Karl Kullmann
Landscape (and) urbanism? Engaging Nolli pp. 352-372: Anthony Sease
Re-theorising contemporary public space: a new narrative and a new normative pp. 373-405: Matthew Carmona
Temporary urbanism and urban sustainability after a natural disaster: transitional community-initiated open spaces in Christchurch, New Zealand pp. 406-422: Andreas Wesener

Foot logic pp. 219-221: Bruce F. Donnelly
Urban resilience: two diverging interpretations pp. 222-240: Silvio Caputo, Maria Caserio, Richard Coles, Ljubomir Jankovic and Mark R. Gaterell
The metrics of street network connectivity: their inconsistencies pp. 241-259: Paul L. Knight and Wesley E. Marshall
Refining the grain: using resident-based walkability audits to better understand walkable urban form pp. 260-278: Marc Schlossberg, Deb Johnson-Shelton, Cody Evers and Geraldine Moreno-Black
Retrofitting suburbia through second units: lessons from the Phoenix region pp. 279-301: Deirdre Pfeiffer
Towards a sustainable transformation of the detached houses in peri-urban Flanders, Belgium pp. 302-330: Wouter Bervoets, Marijn van de Weijer, Dominique Vanneste, Lieve Vanderstraeten, Michael Ryckewaert and Hilde Heynen

Functional classification: is it functionally obsolete? pp. 111-114: Nicholas Fortey and Deborah Redman
Smart growth and goods movement: emerging research agendas pp. 115-132: Erica Wygonik, Alon Bassok, Anne Goodchild, Edward McCormack and Daniel Carlson
Urban freight transport policies in Rome: lessons learned and the road ahead pp. 133-147: Agostino Nuzzolo and Antonio Comi
Understanding the impacts of integrating New Urbanist neighborhood and street design ideals with conventional traffic engineering standards: the case of Stapleton pp. 148-172: Wesley E. Marshall
Neighborhood formation in semi-urban settlements pp. 173-198: Michael E. Smith, Ashley Engquist, Cinthia Carvajal, Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman, Monica Algara, Bridgette Gilliland, Yui Kuznetsov and Amanda Young
The "neighborhood unit" on trial: a case study in the impacts of urban morphology pp. 199-217: Michael W. Mehaffy, Sergio Porta and Ombretta Romice

Public/private urban interfaces: type, adaptation, assemblage pp. 1-16: Kim Dovey and Stephen Wood
Assessing Baghdad universities: informative framework for relevant development plans pp. 17-37: Akram J. Al-Akkam
Placemaking and disaster recovery: targeting place for recovery in post-Katrina New Orleans pp. 38-56: Billy Fields, Jacob Wagner and Michael Frisch
The continuous expansion of Brazilian cities: the case of the city of Belo Horizonte pp. 57-81: Staël de Alvarenga Pereira Costa and Stefânia de Araújo Perna
Shifting the spotlight: suggesting a pragmatic approach to studying the Polish LGBT community pp. 82-96: Weronika Anna Kusek
Learning from new millennium science fiction cities pp. 97-109: Mark C. Childs