Urban densification is often advocated as one of the most desirable ways to develop
sustainable communities. However, gentrification scholars have criticized densification …

This study aims to characterize urban spatial structure with respect to its multidimensionality.
Using an encompassing data set of socioeconomic variables, as well as variables pertaining …

COVID-19 is the most recent respiratory pandemic to necessitate better knowledge about
city planning and design. The complex connections between cities and pandemics, however …

Against the background of the increasing number of large and medium-sized cities and the
improvement of the intercity transportation infrastructure, a polycentric urban network is …

This conceptual forum consists of three contributions that critically assess the relevance of
the theme issue's central concept–the post-socialist city. By doing so, we elaborate on a long …

Urban spaces have long been places to think through human relationships with nature. The
recent shift in thinking from urban green space as outcome to urban greening as a process …

In this article, we explore the notion of propositionality to advance southern urban
infrastructure debates towards more anticipatory forms of scholarship. By propositionality …

The concept of planetary urbanization has emerged in recent years amongst neo‐
Lefebvrian urban scholars who see urbanization as a process taking place at all spatial …

The main stimulus for this theme issue came from the perception shared by several scholars
that “post-socialist”(or “post-communist cities”) 1 cities are poorly visible in the urban studies …

Emerging infectious disease outbreaks have transformed the very nature of urban life
worldwide, even as the extent and experience of pandemics are shaped by the planetary …