Urban Research & Practice

2014 - 2026

Current editor(s): Professor Rob Atkinson

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Volume 19, issue 1, 2026

Urban circularity in practice: knowledge, relationships, and governance of building material reuse pp. 1-12

Madlen Kobi, Adam Przywara and Elena Sischarenco

Configurations for circularity? A scoping review of urban planning approaches in the circular economy literature pp. 13-33

Ankita Singhvi, Aristide Athanassiadis and Claudia R. Binder

Implementing a circular economy in regional Australia: who bears the economic costs in construction projects? pp. 34-55

Deepika Mathur, Maneka Jayasinghe and Kerstin K. Zander

Building with waste: non-monetary economics in reuse construction pp. 56-79

Sam Holden

Material communities: urban reuse centres and community-oriented circularity in the building sector pp. 80-103

Nicholas Lynch and Christopher Phelan

Recycling or reusing? An ethnographic study of the demolition industry in Northern Italy pp. 104-120

Elena Sischarenco

Building reuse in solidarity networks: the case of the Italian voluntary association Recupero Solidale (Re.So) pp. 121-138

Francesco Vettori

Wartime circularity: adapting buildings, salvaging materials, and designing supply chains for Ukraine pp. 139-156

Adam Przywara

Prospects for the development of metropolitan areas in Ukraine pp. 157-168

Myroslav Kosheliuk

Building cross-border cooperation through rural heritage: lessons from the Umgebinde House Route pp. 169-176

Lukáš Novotný

The legal and political geography of pluralism. Supporting diverse public and private spaces in contemporary cities pp. 177-178

Carlos Nunes Silva

Rethinking spatial inequality pp. 178-181

Diana Morales

Volume 18, issue 5, 2025

Can online shopping and remote work create an opportunity for local property tax reform? The case of Israel pp. 651-670

Eran Razin and Lihi Luzon-Beranen

School segregation, residential patterns, and the role of school choice in an egalitarian system. The case of Oslo, Norway pp. 671-695

Roberta Cucca and Kostas Mouratidis

Identifying and exploring ‘agency features’ in decision-making processes aimed at urban sustainability transformation pp. 696-727

Ticiana Ponte, Filipe Teles and Alexandra Polido

National policymaker perspectives on the implementation of biophilic urbanism in Chile: a pairwise comparison ranking perspective pp. 728-755

Virginia Carter and Cristián Henríquez

Housing crisis in European cities: exploring the potential of social and collaborative housing for supporting newcomers pp. 756-796

Caroline Birkner and Elia Apostolopoulou

Infrastructuring urban futures: the politics of remaking cities pp. 797-799

Sophia Leipert

Beyond houses: architectural thinking and practice for climate, disaster and forced displacement crises pp. 799-801

Emine Koseoglu

Volume 18, issue 4, 2025

European urban networks as aspirational horizon of Europeanization in the Balkans pp. 513-534

Ana Pajvančić-Cizelj

Assessing urban forest governance through a capacity-based approach: insights from a case study in Milan, Italy pp. 535-557

Stefano Quaglia

Cities against authoritarianism? Polish and Hungarian capitals facing centralistic pressure pp. 558-582

Wirginia Aksztejn, György Hajnal, Marta Lackowska and Krisztián Kádár

Is moving the solution? Evidence from a social housing demolition program in Santiago, Chile pp. 583-601

Francisca Bogolasky Fliman

From claims to practice? Sustainability in Swedish collaborative housing alternatives pp. 602-621

Eskil Engström, Pernilla Hagbert and Jule Jeske

Superblocks between theory and practice: insights from an international e-Delphi process and urban living labs in Vienna and Berlin pp. 622-644

Jernej Tiran, Joshua Grigsby, Valentin Gebhardt, Nicolina Kirby, Ulrich Leth, Florian Lorenz and Johannes Müller

Urban regeneration in Europe pp. 645-647

Sandrine Simon

Sustainable and smart cities: governance, economy and society pp. 647-649

Valerio della Sala

Volume 18, issue 3, 2025

Understanding the space–place nexus: how do spatial logics inform the understanding of, and planning for place? pp. 343-348

René Westerholt and Meike Levin-Keitel

Walking as an evocative experience: a conceptual model of a preferred walkable area pp. 349-377

Farhad Aghasi, Alenka Poplin and Bahar Hashemian Esfahani

Practices of digital placemaking: accelerating place attachment pp. 378-396

Patricia Canelas and Jan Hoehnk

On place, privacy, and ethics pp. 397-414

Franz-Benjamin Mocnik

Associations between sense of place and the geometric shape complexity of corresponding self-reported spatial footprints from Lisbon, Portugal pp. 415-467

René Westerholt and Albert Acedo

The smart city that would not be labelled ‘smart’: a tale about innovation in urban development through citizen-centric and sustainable ideals pp. 468-482

Maja Nilssen

Social value and the disposal of public land for community-led housing: applying a multi-level perspective to the case of Bristol pp. 483-504

Madeleine Pauker and Iqbal Hamiduddin

Natura Urbana: ecological constellations in urban space pp. 505-507

Francesca Ferlicca

Towards more sustainable residential areas. Indicators of neighbourhood and block sustainability pp. 507-509

David García-Asenjo Llana

Statement of Retraction: The urban now: living in an age of urban globalism pp. 510-510

The Editors

Correction pp. 511-511

The Editors

Volume 18, issue 2, 2025

Smart adaptation to urban shrinkage in North Gyeongsang province, South Korea: opportunities and obstacles for implementation pp. 151-175

Seok-Gil Denver Jang, Juhyun Lee and Tae-Hyoung Tommy Gim

Developer-driven co-housing in Denmark: strengths and weaknesses compared to resident-driven co-housing pp. 176-195

Jesper Ole Jensen and Marie Stender

Heritage and entrepreneurial urbanism: unequal economies, social exclusion, and conservative cultures pp. 196-216

Graham Gill

The motivations and practices of commercial short-term rental operators in the short-term/long-term “regulatory gap” pp. 217-242

Charlotte Belot, Danielle Kerrigan and David Wachsmuth

Shared challenges, divergent practices. The impact of institutional frameworks on area-based initiatives in Barcelona and Paris pp. 243-267

Mar Esteve-Güell, Oriol Nel·lo and Ismael Blanco

Noise regulations and practices: a survey of Quebec municipalities pp. 268-295

Christopher Trudeau, Edda Bild and Catherine Guastavino

Behind the budget: analysing the factors driving sustainable urban development financing in Spain pp. 296-315

Marco Antonio Sánchez Trujillo, María Ángeles Huete García and Moneyba González Medina

Drivers and effects of public space reallocation projects pp. 316-327

András Munkácsy and Tamás Strommer

Transforming public housing in Australia: embracing sustainable refurbishment over demolition pp. 328-338

Weijie Hu

Advanced introduction to urban segregation pp. 339-341

Luís Mendes

Volume 18, issue 1, 2025

Editorial (reflecting on the past and focusing on the future) pp. 1-5

Cristiana Rossignolo and Paula Russell

Conceptualising nature-based solutions: addressing environmental challenges in the city of Amman, Jordan pp. 6-28

Fabiano Lemes de Oliveira, Salam Mare’e, Rawan Khattab, Hadeel Alqatamin, Ahmad Younis, Kate Crinion, Hua Zhong, Ibrahim Zakarya Kaddour and Tania Sharmin

Typologies of informal adaptations of communal spaces:a comparative study between different socio-economic spatial settings in Amman pp. 29-58

Amro Yaghi, Lama Abuhassan, Dana Hamdan, Lubna Aalwneh, Lama Khushamn, Saba Tarawneh and Jawdat Goussous

Evaluating ‘pocket’ public spaces in Al Wehdat refugee camp, Jordan: challenges and opportunities pp. 59-84

Dana M.A. Hamdan, Bayan El Faouri, Tarek Teba and Amro Yaghi

Pockets of survival and alleys of livelihood: tracking local practices to sustain urban vitality in cities during and post-conflict in the city of Homs/Syria pp. 85-105

Abeer Abdelal, Tarek Teba and Barrak Gharbi

Planning the metropolitan region in the era of governance: three Latin American cases pp. 106-129

Pablo Elinbaum, Magdalena Vicuña and Luis Miguel Valenzuela Montes

Earthquake disaster-induced urban policies: paradoxes and challenges in Turkey pp. 130-141

Dicle Kizildere

Reflecting on the practice of citizen science projects for cities – the case of ‘Colouring Dresden’ in Germany pp. 142-150

Tabea Danke, Robert Hecht and Gérard Hutter