European cities have experienced rapid (and often conflicting) transformations that include,
inter alia, the environment, the economy, society, climate change, and access to affordable …

This research provides a brief insight into the spatial nature of urban sprawl in functional
urban areas (FUAs) of European capitals, as opposed to most investigations into urban …

Urban sprawl heavily affects coastal areas worldwide, posing threats to the environment and
resulting in unsustainable urban growth patterns. This is particularly true in the …

Spatial transformations stemming from urban sprawl are evident not only in the USA or
Western Europe but also in Central and Eastern Europe, including Poland. Urban sprawl …

Mediterranean coastlines are undergoing a strong process of urbanization due not only to
demographic growth, but also to the development of tourism. Moreover, municipalities have …

This study presents a multidimensional urban sprawl assessment in 15 Indonesian island
cities using 17 indicators across densities, composition, and configuration dimensions. The …

According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), 37 per cent of the world's
population resides within a 100 kilometers to the coast, which makes the population density …