This special issue seeks to return the urban to the heart of planning theory. In doing so, it has three objectives. Firstly, it highlights particular urbanisms: how they are produced, lived and ...

Research collaboration: Theory and Models for Urban and Regional Planning (ThéMA) is a research collaboration whose article contributions are accrued to its participating partner institutions. Theory ...

Lucie Laurian, an international expert in environmental justice and planning theory, has been appointed chair of the Department of Urban and Regional Planning in the School of Architecture and ...

Banerjee T (2001) The future of public space: Beyond invented streets and reinvented places.Journal of the American Planning Association 67(1): 9–24. Barron J (2017) Community gardening: cultivating ...

While well intended, current planning theory and the Minneapolis 2040 plan are failing in their objective. The district court decision last week in Smart Growth Minnesota v. Minneapolis, which halted ...

Courtney Knapp, Ph.D. AICP is a Professor of Urban and Community Planning in the Graduate Center for Planning and the Environment at the Pratt Institute. Their research focuses on decarceration, ‘just ...

Theories of planning focus on the normative issues that arise in considering why and what we plan. Under this heading are questions of ideology, values, purposes, and principles, including gender, ...

Child-friendly cities prioritize safe environments, healthcare, education, green spaces, and children's participation in decision-making processes. However, children are consulted only for ideas and ...