For decades, urban shrinkage has remained a serious challenge, especially in post-socialist
countries. Substantially, it is recognizable as a temporary population loss; this encourages …

Shrinking cities are a global issue with regional characteristics. This paper focuses on the
county-level administrative units in the Three Northeastern Provinces in China to identify …

The world is undergoing an unprecedented trend of fast urbanization, which causes a range
of socio-environmental consequences, one of which is shrinking cities and towns (SCT) …

For parts of the sparsely populated areas, the trends of globalisation, urbanisation and
deindustrialisation constitute difficult circumstances. Population decline, escalating …

In metropolitan areas worldwide, abandoned properties are prevalent, prompting a need for
small urban green spaces (SUGS) to meet the growing demand. Understanding residents' …

This article borrows Heri Lefebvre's space production theory to discuss the cultural
governance of East Asian cities and how culture is used as a means of spatial organization …

This work examines to what degree studentification may be associated with social
vulnerability and be influenced by urban regeneration and shrinkage across four anchor …

Urban shrinkage has occurred worldwide, but previous studies on the shrinkage of resource-
based cities have not clearly identified the causal relationship between natural resource …

Purpose This study aims to explore the spatial externalities of apartment vacancy rates on
housing rent by considering multiple vacancy durations. Design/methodology/approach This …

People moving from smaller to larger cities often do so in search of better economic
opportunities. But what motivates migration from larger to smaller cities, which are …