Globalization, urbanization and international mobility have led to increasingly diverse urban
populations. Compared to traditional traits for measuring urban diversity, such as ethnicity …

This study contributes to the existing knowledge on the aspects that are commonly found in
socially preferred public spaces. Specifically, it provides a thematic characterisation of …

Studying the spatiotemporal pattern of urban leisure activities helps us to understand the
development and utilization of urban public space, people's quality of life, and the happiness …

Research that tackles the pedagogical use of geolocated social media as an investigative
tool for understanding cities in Geography and Urban Studies higher education programs …

Abstract Data from Social Media Networks may contain individual level information that is
rarely available in institutional databases. It can reveal subjective and immaterial aspects …

Tiaret, an intermediate city in the interior of Algeria, has undergone both rapid and extensive
urban growth since the 1970s, transforming its urban structure. The city maintained this …

ABSTRACT Third Places (TPs), defined by Oldenburg in suburban American context are
social informal gathering spaces, except home and workplace. Major literature focused on …

This study examines the changes of third-place usage in the new normal era–immediately
after the COVID-19 pandemic and explains the adaptation strategies of users in using the …

[EN] The COVID-19 health emergency has impacted multiple dimensions of the complex
physical, social, functional and economic structure of cities. This research encompasses a …

Acknowledging and sustaining the ethnic and cultural diversity that the phenomenon of
globalization has brought to the urban environment is one of the target objectives to seek …