In recent years, emerging work from the “southern” and “south/eastern” contexts has
widened the theoretical discussion and the geographical focus of the contemporary …

The literature on a 'sense of place'often sidelines the voices of children. Consequently, little
is known about how children can be encouraged to develop a sense of place. This matters …

Evidence suggests that children and adolescents fail to meet international physical activity
recommendations and are at heightened risk of non-communicable conditions, including …

Through a mixed-method design, the study investigated gender and context differences
within the domains of agency, life satisfaction, affectivity, and symptoms of trauma. Two …

Urban morphology and spatial forms shape a city's character and user behavior, often
embracing a particular type of people and unwelcoming other kinds of gender. City design …

There is a growing body of research recognising the complexity surrounding children's
mobilities influenced by multifaceted and relational factors. This is critical in the provision of …

Designing opportunities for play in the built environment is crucial to support children's
health and development. A growing research focus on child-friendly environments has …

In the article we discuss the 're-inhabitation'of public spaces by children and young people
in Germany who ride scooters on a skate park. In addition to the generational difference …

There is an increasing understanding of the role of the built environment on children's
neighbourhood mobility and play and the importance of this for children's development. This …

This article examines the community attachments of children living in stigmatised non-profit
housing estates in Denmark. Drawing on childhood studies' emphasis on children's agency …