International Journal of Urban Sciences

2013 - 2025

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

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Volume 26, month 10, 2022

Relationships between socio-demographic structure and spatio-temporal distribution patterns of COVID-19 cases in Istanbul, Turkey pp. 557-581

Merve Yilmaz and Aslı Ulubaş Hamurcu

Spatial dimension of climate change vulnerability and urbanization relationship in Nigeria pp. 582-603

Cletus Famous Nwankwo, Onyinyechi G. Ossai, Romanus U. Ayadiuno and Christopher C. Ikeogu

Estimation of land surface temperature in response to land use/land cover transformation in Kolkata city and its suburban area, India pp. 604-631

Souvik Biswas and Soumen Ghosh

Residential segregation and employment stability among China’s migrant population, and related intergenerational differences—analysis based on propensity score matching pp. 632-650

Jinxin Yao, Xingfu Lu and Fengxian Qiu

Can land prices be used to curb urban industrial land expansion? An explanation from the perspective of substitutability of land in production pp. 651-671

Aidong Zhao, Jinsheng Huang, Huub Ploegmakers, Jing Lan, Erwin van der Krabben and Xianlei Ma

Urban governance in an increasingly mobile society: the case of Chinese cities pp. 672-690

Feng Deng

Designing an intelligent emergency response system to minimize the impacts of traffic incidents: a new approximation queuing model pp. 691-709

Hamid R. Sayarshad

Discovering research topics, trends, and perspectives in COVID-19-related transportation journal articles pp. 710-738

Reuben Tamakloe, Dongjoo Park and Hyunho Chang

Volume 26, month 07, 2022

Features of the ripple effect in the US regional housing markets: a viewpoint of nonsynchronous trading pp. 373-397

I-Chun Tsai

How do the poor survive in an unaffordable city? – An empirical study of informal housing households living in Hong Kong pp. 398-419

Ka Man Leung and Chung Yim Yiu

The impact of right-to-work legislation on foreign manufacturing employment in the United States pp. 420-437

Eunbi Kim

Federalism and urban primacy: political dimensions that influence the city–country divide in Australia pp. 438-462

George Wilkinson, Fiona Haslam McKenzie and Julian Bolleter

Do institutional designs matter for planning review? A garbage-can simulation approach pp. 463-477

Feng-Tyan Lin and Shih-Kung Lai

How do psychological, habitual and built environment factors influence cycling in a city with a well-connected cycling infrastructure? pp. 478-498

J. Rafael Verduzco Torres, Jinhyun Hong and David Philip McArthur

Generalized ordered logit analysis on the injury severity of traffic crashes by older drivers: the case of South Korea pp. 499-516

Tae-Hyoung Tommyo Gim

New methodologies for predicting corridor travel time mean and reliability pp. 517-540

Zifeng Wu, Laurence R. Rilett and Weijun Ren

Impact of urban pattern on operating costs of public services: quantification through the economic weight of services ‘to property’ pp. 541-556

Francisco Javier Garrido-Jiménez, Francesc Magrinyà and María Consuelo del Moral-Ávila

Volume 26, month 04, 2022

The influence of urbanicity and built environment on the frequency of distracted driving-related crashes: a multi-state comparison pp. 185-212

Youngbin Lym, Seunghoon Kim and Zhenhua Chen

How different patterns of urbanization affect regional innovation? Evidence from Russia pp. 213-243

Sabyasachi Tripathi, Evgeniy Kutsenko and Viktoriya Boos

In situ urbanization-driven industrial activities: the Pringapus enclave on the rural-urban fringe of Semarang Metropolitan Region, Indonesia pp. 244-267

Imam Buchori, Lintang Rahmayana, Pangi Pangi, Angrenggani Pramitasari, Anang Wahyu Sejati, Yudi Basuki and Chely Novia Bramiana

Housing tenure of young people through a multilevel strategy: differences according to living arrangements pp. 268-290

M. Consuelo Colom Andrés and M. Cruz Molés Machí

Economic and land use impacts of net zero-emission target in New Zealand pp. 291-308

Yue Wang, Basil Sharp, Stephen Poletti and Kyung-Min Nam

A study on street network resilience in urban areas by urban network analysis: comparative study of old, new and middle fabrics in shiraz pp. 309-331

Maryam Roosta, Masoud Javadpoor and Maryam Ebadi

Collaborative approaches to urban governance model of historic districts: a case study of the Yu’er Hutong project in Beijing pp. 332-350

Yoonjee Baek and Yue Zhang

The geography of the emergence of online peer-to-peer lending platforms in China: an evolutionary economic geography perspective pp. 351-371

Yijia Chen and Robert Hassink

Volume 26, month 01, 2022

Reframing deindustrialization pp. 29-35

Jennifer Clark

Geopolitics and economic geography: a commentary on Andy Pike’s geographical political economy pp. 36-44

Jung Won Sonn and Lin-Fang Hsu

A geographical political economy response to commentaries on ‘Coping with deindustrialization in the global North and South’ pp. 45-52

Andy Pike

Planning for urban redevelopment: a transaction cost approach pp. 53-67

Shih-Kung Lai, Hsiao-Lei Liu and I.-Chih Lan

Are Millennials leaving town? Reconciling peak Millennials and youthification hypotheses pp. 68-86

Hyojung Lee

Analysis of road traffic speed in Kunming plateau mountains: a fusion PSO-LSTM algorithm pp. 87-107

Yao Mao, Guojin Qin, Pingan Ni and Qian Liu

Property ownership and resettlement options in Vietnam: the case of District 8, Ho Chi Minh City pp. 129-147

Ducksu Seo, Youseung Shin and Youngsang Kwon

Complementing mobile measurements with Walking Interviews: a case study on personal exposure of commuters in Chennai, India pp. 148-161

Heike Marquart, Uwe Schlink and S. M. Shiva Nagendra

Recommending taxi routes with an advance reservation – a multi-criteria route planner pp. 162-183

Hsun-Ping Hsieh and Fandel Lin

Volume 26, month 1, 2022

Coping with deindustrialization in the global North and South pp. 1-22

Andy Pike

Is geographical political economy the only/right framework for understanding and explaining deindustrialization in the regions of the Global North and South? pp. 23-28

Robert Hassink

Driving effects of urbanization on city-level carbon dioxide emissions: from multiple perspectives of urbanization pp. 108-128

Yanru Pu, Yuyi Wang and Peng Wang

Volume 25, month 10, 2021

Correction pp. iii-iii

The Editors

Urban mobility and public transport: future perspectives and review pp. 455-479

Avishai (Avi) Ceder

City systems research: from morphology to relationality and positionality pp. 480-500

Nicholas Phelps

Does urbanization impact the municipal infrastructure operation GHG emission? According to a systematic estimation framework pp. 501-521

Peng Wang and Yanru Pu

A study on emission and fuel consumption of motorcycles in idle mode and the impacts on air quality in Hanoi, Vietnam pp. 522-541

Yen-Lien T. Nguyen, Anh-Tuan Le, Khanh Nguyen Duc, Vinh Nguyen Duy and Cong Doan Nguyen

Reality of compact development in a developing country: focusing on perceived quality of life in Jakarta, Indonesia pp. 542-573

Ratna Ayu Komalawati and Jaebin Lim

What drives survival of urban firms? An asset-based approach in Korea pp. 574-592

Yeol Choi, David Marcouiller, Hyun Kim, Jaesong Lee and Sungho Park

Volume 25, month 07, 2021

Editorial pp. 297-298

Davy Janssens and Chang-Hyeon Joh

Meta-synthesis of COVID-19 lessons: charting sustainable management of future pandemics pp. 299-322

Abbas Ziafati Bafarasat

Examining the long term impacts of COVID-19 using an integrated transport and land-use modelling system pp. 323-346

Muhammad Ahsanul Habib and Md Asif Hasan Anik

Unequal welfare costs of staying at home across socioeconomic and demographic groups pp. 347-365

Hakan Yilmazkuday

Is travel behaviour an equity issue? Using GPS location data to assess the effects of income and supermarket availability on travel reduction during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 366-385

Jody Liu, James Gross and Jaehyun Ha

Activity Participation and wellbeing during the covid-19 lockdown in Spain pp. 386-415

Rosa Arroyo, Lidón Mars and Tomás Ruiz

Reduction and reallocation of bus use under COVID-19: an analysis of bus card data of Gyeonggi Province, South Korea pp. 416-436

Miyoung Bhin and Seulki Son

How did travel mode choices change according to Coronavirus Disease 2019? Lessons from Seoul, South Korea pp. 437-454

Moon-Hyun Kim, Jiwon Lee and Tae-Hyoung Tommy Gim

Volume 25, month 4, 2021

Congestion pricing with Genetic Algorithm for delay reduction on urban road network pp. 178-192

Sharaf AlKheder and Ahmed Al-Rashidi

Surveying annual average daily traffic volumes using the trip connectivity function of vehicle GPS in an urban road network pp. 193-207

Hyunho Chang and Dongjoo Park

The impact of density, distance and division on intellectual property rights protection: the case of Huaihai Economic Zone, China pp. 208-232

Xing Gao

An organizational ecology approach to new food marts in New York City neighbourhoods pp. 252-271

Jacqueline Olvera and Stacey A. Sutton

Future research opportunities for Asian real estate pp. 272-290

Graeme Newell

Research for the ‘exciting, dynamic and unique’ Asian markets: a commentary on ‘Future research opportunities for Asian real estate’ pp. 291-295

Rose Neng Lai

Volume 25, month 04, 2021

Who is hardest hit by a pandemic? Racial disparities in COVID-19 hardship in the U.S pp. 149-177

JungHo Park

Flood risk awareness and property values: evidences from Seoul, South Korea pp. 233-251

Jungseok Seo, Jihun Oh and Jeongseob Kim

Volume 25, month 1, 2021

Housing wealth, social structures and changing narratives pp. 1-15

Ray Forrest

Housing affordability: a framing, synthesis of research and policy, and future directions pp. 7-58

George Galster and Kwan Ok Lee

Investigating the factors affecting the residential satisfaction of new-generation migrants: a case study of Hangzhou in China pp. 16-30

Hui Zeng, Qiulin Ke and Xiaofen Yu

Social stratification and housing wealth inequality in transitional urban China pp. 31-50

Chengdong Yi, Yuyao Li, Yourong Wang and Haiyuan Wan

Distribution dynamics of China’s regional housing price disparity pp. 51-70

Tsun Se Cheong, Jing Li and Wui Wing Cheng

A fresh look at contemporary perspectives on urban housing affordability pp. 59-79

Marietta E. A. Haffner and Kath Hulse

Types of urbanization and economic growth pp. 71-85

James Gross and Yu Ouyang

How (Un)affordable is housing in developing Asia? pp. 80-110

Matthias Helble, Kwan Ok Lee and Ma. Adelle Gia Arbo

Bus headway optimization with consumer surplus as a measure of societal benefit pp. 86-103

Jason Hawkins, S. C. Wirasinghe and J. D. Hunt

Development of crash modification factors for intersections in Toowoomba city pp. 104-123

Mohammad Nour Al-Marafi, Kathirgamalingam Somasundaraswaran and Frank Bullen

From moments to durations: the impact of Israeli checkpoints on Palestinian everyday life in Jerusalem pp. 124-148

Maha Samman

Urbanization in Kazakhstan: desirable cities, unaffordable housing, and the missing rental market pp. 135-166

William Seitz

Mexico’s housing crisis: vacancy, limited access & Deaf policy responses pp. 167-194

Alejandra Reyes

A matter of value: assessing the scope and effects of Tanzania’s national housing corporation’s development strategy on Dar es Salaam’s urban neighbourhoods pp. 195-217

Priscila Izar and Tatu Mtwangi Limbumba

Divergent approaches to affordable housing supply in a devolved policy system: Scotland and England after 2010 pp. 218-240

Kenneth Gibb

Realizing housing justice through comprehensive housing policy reform pp. 266-281

Casey Dawkins

Volume 25, month 01, 2021

Introduction to the special issue of the Global crisis in housing affordability pp. 1-6

George Galster and Kwan Ok Lee

Housing affordability, borrowing constraints and tenure choice in Korea pp. 111-134

Kyung-Hwan Kim, Soojin Park, Man Cho and Seung Dong You

Local affordable housing dynamics in two global cities: patterns and possible lessons? pp. 241-265

Christine M. E. Whitehead and John Goering