Increasing attention has been paid to optimizing the spatial structure of urban areas and
transitioning them toward green development. Quantitatively analyzing the influence of …

In recent years the land-rent gradient for the city of London has flattened by 17 percentage
points. Further, teleworking has increased 24 percentage point for skilled workers, but much …

City-level policies are increasingly recognized as key components of strategies to reduce
transport greenhouse gas emissions. However, at a global scale, their total efficiencies …

Cities are being restructured as a result of globalization, information flows, and changing
economic processes. Global cities become command and control centers for subordinate …

Urban scaling laws summarize how attributes evolve with city size. However, one limitation
concerns the aggregate view of this approach, which leads to neglecting the internal …

Mills:“Urban economics is a diffuse subject, with more ambiguous boundaries than most
specialties. The goal of this Journal is to increase rather than decrease that ambiguity. A …

This paper assesses the French policy of mitigation hierarchy, with the aim of no net loss of
biodiversity, by studying the geographical aspects of the application of the concept of …

A mega-industrial region is frequently the result of purposeful regional development policies.
Mega-region development is a new form of rapid urbanization and economic growth that is …

This work presents a gridded dataset on real estate and transportation in 192 worldwide
urban areas, obtained from the Google Maps API and the web scraping of real estate …

Studying the components of neighborhood population density reveals a complex picture that
little is known about. Hidden under the same level of population density, neighborhoods can …