Production of housing in London is driven by three factors: a housing crisis that requires the
construction of more than 1.6 million homes by 2025, a model of social housing production …

Urban nature is widely known to provide wellbeing benefits to people and communities, but
evidence particularly from diverse and disadvantaged contexts suggests that these benefits …

After several decades of deindustrialisation in the so-called advanced economies, we are
seeing a renewed enthusiasm for urban manufacturing in cities, and the integration of …

While the emergent literature has clearly documented the unfolding of housing
financialisation in urban China, a counter-trend occurring simultaneously has received little …

This paper explores urban land governance in Hargeisa as a critical site of Somaliland's
post-conflict statecraft. Two key issues make this study imperative. First, the current research …

In 2002, the Irish Government launched the National Spatial Strategy, aimed at achieving
effective national spatial planning. A lack of political support and the primacy of localism in …

This study investigates the impact of capitalizing educational resources on housing prices.
As housing has gradually transitioned from a basic social right to a means of accumulating …

In this study, we examine recent actions taken by the Israeli state to naturalize technocratic
understandings of land-use plans through the mass media, and assess the implications of …

Since 2010 the English planning system, like others across Europe, has undergone a series
of market-oriented reforms. There has been a concerted attempt to make state organisations …

The Olympics are powerful tools to catalyse development, many times through
“starchitecture” or “Olympic urbanism” strategies regenerating degraded urban areas in …