International Journal of Urban Sciences

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dongjoo Park and Mack Joong Choi

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Volume 29, month 04, 2025

A trajectory data-driven approach for traffic risk prediction: incorporating variable interactions and pre-screening pp. 333-361

Dan Wu, Jaeyoung Lee and Ye Li

Spillover effects of business improvement districts on residential housing values: a focus on the northern region in Los Angeles county, California pp. 362-380

Youngre Noh, Taehyun Kim and Ayoung Woo

Dynamic effects of path dependence on regional entrepreneurship in transitional China pp. 381-404

Jia Zhang, Cassandra C. Wang and Fan Shi

Influences of COVID-19 pandemic on travel patterns across past, present, and future pp. 405-429

Tae-Hyoung Tommy Gim and Yunmi Park

The spatial interlocking of commercial office real estate and advanced producer services: a central flow theory lens pp. 430-451

Kathy Pain, Bing Zhu, Ben Derudder and Peter J. Taylor

The liveability of school-district housings within a 15-minute life circle: a case study of Hohhot in western China pp. 452-478

Yafeng Zou, Yufei Rao, Xu Guo, Chengfeng Yi, Feng Luo and Yan Song

The road to sustainable industrial land development: location patterns, morphological characteristics, and policy implications of South Korean urban high-tech industrial parks pp. 479-502

Jeong-Il Park

Metropolitan spatial structure based on commuting pattern: a comparison between Jakarta and Surabaya metropolitans pp. 503-521

Adiwan F. Aritenang, Sifa R.S. Ginting and Anjar Dimara Sakti

Performance-based evaluation on egress safety of disabled welfare facilities pp. 522-538

Khaliunaa Darkhanbat, Seung-Ho Choi, Inwook Heo, Sun-Jin Han, Jae Hyun Kim and Kang Su Kim

Volume 29, month 01, 2025

Enhancing sustainability and heritage in the Anthropocene epoch: insights from the Seoul metropolitan fora 2024 pp. 1-7

Seungjae Lee, Kee-Bom Nahm, Sora Kim, Boglárka Eisinger Balassa and Madiha Bencekri

Assessing accessibility of cultural sites through the 15-minute city framework in Seoul pp. 8-39

Carlos Moreno, Catherine Gall, Junghyun Woo, Doyun Lee and Madiha Bencekri

A systematic review of the 15-minute city framework: implications for environmental heritage preservation in the Anthropocene pp. 40-69

Madiha Bencekri, Juhyeon Kwak, Doyun Lee, Agnes Csiba-Herczeg and Seungjae Lee

Variability of transport emissions and policy implications for the transition towards low-carbon transport pp. 70-88

Li Wan and Hao Zhang

Enhancing participatory planning with ChatGPT-assisted planning support systems: a hypothetical case study in Seoul pp. 89-122

Steven Jige Quan and Seojung Lee

A review of integrating space syntax analysis into heritage impact assessment: a comprehensive framework for sustainable historic urban development pp. 123-150

Shilpi Chakraborty and Shiva Ji

Redefining urban heritage boundaries for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): the World Heritage property of the Hwaseong Fortress, Republic of Korea pp. 151-174

Gaon Ko and Chung Ho Kim

Research on institutional frameworks for historic preservation through sustainable management and adaptive reuse: a comparative study in Philadelphia and Seoul pp. 175-194

Soeun Park and Myounggu Kang

Using nostalgia to increase tourists’ destination loyalty in heritage cities: from imagined to productive nostalgia pp. 195-220

Sanghoon Kang, Woo Gon Kim and Sanghoon Lee

Assessing the influence of urbanization on the historic city of Paithan, India: a case study focusing on the urban core pp. 221-246

Aishwarya Kasture and Nakul Dhagat

Resilient cultural landscapes: adaptive management and social innovation in heritage conservation pp. 247-272

Tamás Köpeczi-Bócz, Máté Farkas-Kis, Madiha Bencekri and Ágnes Csiba-Herceg

The question of sustainability through reuse in the case of the population-exchange heritage: a critical look at the reuse types and conservation status of the Bursa churches pp. 273-313

Ceyda Şahin, Selen Durak and Figen Kıvılcım Çorakbaş

Traditional or alternative wine packaging: a study of consumer choices and perceptions pp. 314-331

Boglárka Eisinger Balassa, Réka Koteczki and Ágnes Csiba-Herczeg

Volume 28, month 10, 2024

Impact of social trust on young adults’ childbearing intention: why does South Korea show ultra-low fertility? pp. 585-610

Heejong Kwag, Songhee Baek and Myounggu Kang

Urban vibrancy and air pollution: avoidance behaviour and the built environment pp. 611-630

Bo Wang, Becky P. Y. Loo, Jixiang Liu, Yaqin Lei and Liang Zhou

Communicating particulate matter risk: the effects of empoweredness and trust in government information on protective behaviour pp. 631-655

Joohee Lee, Soeun Yang, Chris A.B. Zajchowski and Hana Kim

Rigidness of planning law causing fragile grounds for crafting planning tools: neoliberal power and ideology immersed on urban space pp. 656-674

Tugce Sanli, F. Nihan Ozdemir Sonmez, Tuba Ilhan and Kadir Ozdur

Still prefer, but not that much: the premium of subway access on house prices during the COVID-19 pandemic period pp. 675-700

Dongwoo Hyun

The promotion of Shanghai’s position and function in the global container shipping network pp. 701-721

Liehui Wang, Zhaopei Tang, Yui-yip Lau, Jingen Zhou and Maneerat Kanrak

Enabling infrastructure: seeing infrastructure as the urban commons pp. 722-734

Bae-Gyoon Park, Ju Hyun Lee, Didi Kyoung-ae Han, Seoungwon Lee, Yilsoon Paek and Hanbyul Shim

Framework for hourly demand forecasting of bike-sharing stations: case study of the four main gate areas in Seoul pp. 735-750

Jungyeol Hong, Eunryong Han and Dongjoo Park

Volume 28, month 07, 2024

A machine learning application to Google Maps Reviews as a participatory planning tool pp. 379-402

Melike Akkaya, Özlem Özçevik and Emre Tepe

An integrated framework for addressing urban challenges in smart cities: transitioning from the V-model to a knowledge-action approach pp. 403-428

Junqing Tang, Jennifer Schooling, Chenyu Yang, Fengjue Huang, Wei Lyu, Timea Nochta, Juan Sebastián Cañavera-Herrera, Viviana Bastidas and Kwadwo Oti-Sarpong

The interaction between smartness and the urban economy pp. 429-451

Seungil Yum

Modeling the intermodality between public transport and bike-sharing using smartcard trip Chain data pp. 452-478

Christian Kapuku, Shin Hyoung Park and Shin-Hyung Cho

The examination of the relationship between Internet use at home, on the move and trip frequencies of public transport and private vehicle before and during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 479-494

Jinhyun Hong and David Philip McArthur

Examining the impact of bicycle-oriented multimodality on accessibility and transport equity in the metropolitan area of Athens, Greece pp. 495-521

Stefanos Tsigdinos, Panagiotis G. Tzouras, Ioannis Kosmidis, Efthimios Bakogiannis and Konstantinos Kepaptsoglou

Transferability of hometown landholdings and rural migrants’ entrepreneurship: evidence from a pilot rural land use reform in China pp. 522-544

Mingzhi Hu and Jie Chen

The spatial effects of housing prices on innovation in cities: evidence from the Yangtze river economic belt in China pp. 545-566

Ningning Liu, Jinshan Liu and Zhanyang Li

Sociodemographic characteristics influencing the participation of residents in geotourism pp. 567-584

Yeeun Kim and Hyun Kim

Volume 28, month 04, 2024

Artificial intelligence enabled participatory planning: a review pp. 183-210

Jiaxin Du, Xinyue Ye, Piotr Jankowski, Thomas W. Sanchez and Gengchen Mai

Green infrastructure modelling for UHI control to urban thermal comfort: a case study of Temanggung urban area pp. 211-243

Hendra Sumaryana, Imam Buchori and Anang Wahyu Sejati

Surviving the pandemic: COVID-19 and restaurant closures in Suzhou pp. 244-261

Lin Lin, Qiantao Zhang and Zihao Chen

Intercity networks and urban performance: a geographical text mining approach pp. 262-283

Wang Tongjing, Evert Meijers, Ziyu Bao and Huijuan Wang

Which network effectively supports urban economic growth? Evidence from China pp. 284-317

Song Wang, Xinru Wang, Canyu Yang and Liang Dai

The cost of working: measuring physical and virtual access to jobs pp. 318-334

Jing Chen, Mengying Cui and David Levinson

Spatial othering in fragmented societies: different others or different housings? pp. 335-358

S. Labbaf and M. Norouzi

Factors associated with pedestrian-vehicle collision hotspots involving seniors and children: a deep learning analysis of street-level images pp. 359-377

Hee-Jung Jun, Suyoung Jung, Seungyeoup Kang, Taewan Kim, Cheol-Ho Cho, Won Young Jhoo and Jae-Pil Heo

Volume 28, month 01, 2024

The nature of urban sprawl in Western Balkan cities pp. 1-20

Zora Živanović, Branka Tošić, Natalija Mirić and Nikola Vračević

Reshuffling city life: spatial and functional dynamics of urban activity in Tokyo during COVID-19 pp. 21-47

Vadim Boratinskii, Maarten Loopmans and Toshihiro Osaragi

Revealing the mechanism of urban form affecting energy footprint and carrying capacity: an empirical analysis of Nanjing, China pp. 48-81

Ping Yu, Shuainan Zhang and Peng Wang

The megaregion – forms, functions, and potential? A literature review and proposal for advancing research pp. 82-104

Brian Woodall, Mariel Borowitz, Kari Watkins, Maria Costa, Angela Howard, Perrine Kemerait, Michelle Lee, Gavin Rolls, Yuji Takubo, Rachel Titshaw, Maria Winstead, Jessica Zhang and Daisy Zhou

Third places as catalysts for technological innovation? Evidence from a grid cell level analysis of Nanjing, China* pp. 105-123

Jingang Li, Yingcheng Li, Manya Tu and Xingjian Liu

No retreat from the heat: temperature-related risk of violent assault is increased by being inside pp. 124-139

Heather R. Stevens, Petra L. Graham, Paul J. Beggs and Ivan C. Hanigan

Do subjective measures of transit mode attributes better explain commute satisfaction than objective ones? Empirical evidence from commuters in the Seoul Metropolitan Area pp. 140-156

Sungtaek Choi, Joonho Ko and Randall Guensler

Relationship between the degree and spatial pattern of urban shrinkage based on nighttime light data: a case study of the old industrial area in Northeast China pp. 157-181

Hongri Sun, Guolei Zhou, Yanjun Liu and Hui Fu