International Journal of Urban Sciences

2013 - 2025

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

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Volume 27, month 10, 2023

Factors influencing environmental performance: a bibliometric review and future research agenda pp. 543-569

Jingxiao Zhang, Zhiyue Zhang, Pablo Ballesteros-Pérez, Martin Skitmore, Guoliang Yang, Simon P. Philbin and Qingchang Lu

National borders transcended: the impact of geographical proximity on the growth of global innovation networks among cities in East Asia pp. 570-598

Hwajin Lim and Changyo Han

Creating a state strategic innovation space: the development of the Zhangjiang Science City in Shanghai pp. 599-621

Kan Zhu, Fangzhu Zhang and Fulong Wu

Exploration on prior driving modes for automated vehicle collisions pp. 622-644

Subasish Das, Xiaoqiang “Jack” Kong and Md Mahmud Hossain

Value of travel time savings of autonomous vehicle commuters: a segmented valuation for local and inter-city travel pp. 645-669

Sungtaek Choi, Daejin Kim, Joonho Ko, Jonghan Park and Yongseok Ko

A critical review of activity participation decision: a key component of activity-based travel demand models pp. 670-703

Suchismita Nayak and Debapratim Pandit

Urban life cycle and long-run violence: Colombia 1938–2018 pp. 704-724

Nestor Garza, Ivan Verbel-Montes and José Ramos-Ruiz

Is the gated community really safe? An empirical analysis based on communities with varying degrees of closure pp. 725-745

Xiaolin Wu and Xiaoqin Tan

Volume 27, month 07, 2023

The changing spatialities of China’s knowledge economy: introduction to the special issue pp. 345-354

Li Yingcheng

The geography of intercity technological proximity: evidence from China pp. 355-370

Li Yingcheng, Xiong Weiting and Hu Xiaowu

Examining the evolving structures of intercity knowledge networks: the case of scientific collaboration in China pp. 371-389

Liang Dai, Ben Derudder, Zhan Cao and Yufan Ji

The effects of proximities on the evolving structure of intercity innovation networks in the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area: comparison between scientific and technology knowledge pp. 390-413

Haitao Ma and Xuanfang Xu

The spatial spillover effect of technological innovation network in cities: a case of the high-tech industry of Yangtze River Delta pp. 414-441

Young-Hyun Song and Jung Wook Kim

The evolution of urban innovation space and its spatial relationships with talents’ living demands: evidence from Hangzhou, China pp. 442-460

Kai Zhu, Jili Xu and Xiangyu Wang

Equity-based linkages in the evolving process of industry enclaves: a case study of Suzhou Industrial Park, China pp. 461-482

Xiao Zhang

Factors influencing fatal vehicle-involved crash consequence metrics at spatio-temporal hotspots in South Korea: application of GIS and machine learning techniques pp. 483-517

Reuben Tamakloe and D. Park

The reciprocal relationship between social capital and community development in a Korean Chinese enclave: the case of Daerim 2-dong in Seoul pp. 518-542

Hee-Jung Jun

Volume 27, month 04, 2023

The prospects of artificial intelligence in urban planning pp. 179-194

Thomas W. Sanchez, Hannah Shumway, Trey Gordner and Theo Lim

Socio-spatial differentiation in a Latin American metropolis: urban structure, residential mobility, and real estate in the high-income cone of Santiago de Chile pp. 195-214

Luis Fuentes Arce, María Inés Ramírez, Sebastián Rodríguez and Andrés Señoret

The effects of antecedent dry days and land use types on urban runoff quality in a semi-Arid region pp. 215-238

Shahokh Soltaninia, Lobat Taghavi, Seyed Abbas Hosseini, Baharak Motamedvaziri and Saeid Eslamian

Neighbourhood rental market integration and private rent trajectories – evidence from the city of Vienna pp. 239-259

Selim Banabak

Spatiotemporal change in duration of households with every member out-of-home: a case in Kumamoto, Japan pp. 260-279

Kenta Kikuchi and Takuya Maruyama

Evaluating zone of influence for traffic-related emissions generated near bus stops: a case study in Nanjing, China pp. 280-300

Jianhua Song, Gang Ren, Jiefei Zhang and Zhaowen Qiu

Visualization of urban heat and light at the pedestrian level pp. 301-321

Kévin Boiné, Claude M. H. Demers, Mojtaba Parsaee and André Potvin

Emergy analysis-based study of the sustainable development of Kunming’s urban eco-economic system pp. 322-343

Hui Li, Lei Cao, Youbin Chen, Huiyi Qiu, Xue Huang, Wanqi Guo, Shuntao Wang, Weiguo Sheng, Yilu Zhou and Qing Xu

Volume 27, month 01, 2023

Finding the old in the new: Smart cities in the national and local trajectories of urban development pp. 1-9

Anders Riel Müller, Joon Park and Jung Won Sonn

Evaluating the walking accessibility of Cook County’s public schools to use as open space pp. 1-18

Aynaz Lotfata, Ran Tao and Yanfang Su

Evolution of the smart city: three extensions to governance, sustainability, and decent urbanisation from an ICT-based urban solution pp. 10-28

Joon Park and Seungho Yoo

The effects of ‘sanctuary city’ policies on the local economy: empirical evidence from US counties pp. 19-38

In Kwon Park, Burkhard von Rabenau and Zhe Hong

Revisiting inclusion in smart cities: infrastructural hybridization and the institutionalization of citizen participation in Bengaluru’s peripheries pp. 29-49

Bart A. M. van Gils and Ajay Bailey

Exploring the spatio-temporal characteristics and driving factors of urban expansion in Xi'an during 1930–2014 pp. 39-64

Fei Wang and Ning Gu

What do people want in a smart city? Exploring the stakeholders’ opinions, priorities and perceived barriers in a medium-sized city in the United States pp. 50-74

Cristina Del-Real, Chandra Ward and Mina Sartipi

Overheated behaviours and spread effects: an analysis of London’s housing market pp. 65-92

I-Chun Tsai

Smart city as a social transition towards inclusive development through technology: a tale of four smart cities pp. 75-100

Juhyun Lee, Julia Babcock, Thai Son Pham, Thu Hien Bui and Myounggu Kang

Alternative housing priorities for low-income migrants in Jakarta, Indonesia pp. 93-111

Joko Adianto and Rossa Turpuk Gabe

Bridging the top-down and bottom-up approaches to smart urbanization? A reflection on Beijing’s Shuangjing International Sustainable Development Community Pilot pp. 101-123

Shuwen Zhou, Haokun Fu, Shanshan Tao, Yanan Han and Mingrui Mao

The origin of industrial workers and rural in situ urbanization in Temanggung Regency, Indonesia pp. 112-128

Holi Bina Wijaya and Imam Buchori

Implementing the smart city: who has a say? Some insights from Hong Kong pp. 124-148

Kevin Y. K. Leung and H. Y. Lee

The inception of housing pathways in urban China: the declining household formation of young adults from 2011 to 2017 pp. 129-154

Zhou Yu, Michael Haan and Chengdong Yi

Planning and technological innovation: the governance challenges faced by English local authorities in adopting planning technologies pp. 149-163

Ciaran Devlin and Jon Coaffee

The relationship between residential burglaries and urban environments in Taipei City: a data mining approach pp. 155-177

Yi-Kai Juan and Wan-Hsuan Lin

Developmentalist smart cities? the cases of Singapore and Seoul pp. 164-182

Yu-Min Joo

Dynamics in the governance of smart cities: insights from South Korean smart cities pp. 183-205

Yirang Lim, Jurian Edelenbos and Alberto Gianoli

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 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 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