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Editorial article volume 2, New ideas and perspectives on planning.
On the Role of Information and Power in Contemporary Cities.
This study discusses the urban form of Honolulu and the history and planning of its new rail transit system.
This article explores the significance of open space to the formation of local culture and identity.
This article explores the significance of open space to the formation of local culture and identity.
Local economic-development resources fail to address the needs of immigrant entrepreneurs.
Slums are typically perceived as substandard eyesores, corrupt, makeshift, impoverished and crime-ridden.
The paper assesses the prospects for projection of the macro-regional idea upon the Black Sea area.
Inequality is a matter of everyday life and cities are places where inequality is experienced more violently.
plaNext invites renowned scholars as guest editors for special editions. For this launch edition "Cities that Talk", plaNext is proud to announce Prof. Dr. Jeff Hou, University of Washingon as Guest Editor.
The paper seeks to elaborate on the concept of hope and the possibility of a 'politics of hope' that goes beyond negation in relation to contemporary architectural practice.
This paper seeks to enable for conceptual resistance towards a desirable urban order of 'safe public realms', to which the 'planning for safety' directly contributes.
The paper gives a critical account of the recent Italian debate on Commons concentrating on some theoretical problems, with reference to two different components.
The spatial diffusion of protests during the June Journeys and the politics of identity.