Urban landscapes can be transformed by widespread abandonment from population and
economic decline. Ecological assembly, sometimes referred to as “greening”, following …

City shrinkage characterized by population loss is a difficult issue challenging urban
planning and regional development policy. China has been experiencing rapid urbanization …

Urban shrinking means a densely populated urban area or city where is experiencing a
significant population loss. Currently studies have examined the relationship between built …

This article outlines the political economy critiques of the shrinking cities literature by
answering the following:(1) how does the “shrinking cities” canon define a categorically …

United Nations Sustainable Development Goal SDG11. 3.1—the ratio of land consumption
rate (LCR) to population growth rate (PGR)(LCRPGR)—aims to measure the efficiency and …

Shrinking cities are a class of cities that show different trajectories in the urbanization
process. Although many studies have examined shrinking cities from multi-dimensional …

Regardless of the fast-growing popularity of shrinking cities in the literature, certain
misconceptions persist. Urban shrinkage is often assumed to be near-synonymous with …

Despite Detroit's reputation for social and financial crisis, developers and investors have
successfully pursued growth and land‐use intensification in recent years. However, in …

Recent popular and scholarly work has drawn attention to the issue of shrinking cities. In
particular, a growing body of literature has focused on the impacts of population loss on …

In today's practices of urban design, the map acts as a documentary and design tool as well
as a legal document. Its usefulness hinges on its perceived truthfulness and objectivity in the …