To provide a convenient and rapid outlet for extended research papers on topics relating inter alia to urban planning, city design,
spatial strategy, regional development and environmental management. Policy innovation is emphasized, also evidence-based policy review,
and progress in digital visualisation and analysis. ... click here for full Aims & Scope
To provide a convenient and rapid outlet for extended research papers on topics relating inter alia to urban planning, city design,
spatial strategy, regional development and environmental management. Policy innovation is emphasized, also evidence-based policy review,
and progress in digital visualisation and analysis. The scale of research coverage ranges from the local to the global, and contributors
are drawn from all parts of the world.
Progress in Planning is a peer-reviewed, multi-disciplinary journal that includes
contributions from the human and environmental sciences as well as from the design disciplines and information technology fields. Its
issue coverage is both topical and practical - design and behaviour, land utilization, economic performance, social inclusion, real estate
markets and regulation, public and private transport, spatial mobility and demographics, sustainable ecology, metropolitan management,
urban infrastructure engineering at macro and micro scale - and the methodologies of planning for all these issues.
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M. Hebbert
M. Hibbard
We publish two volumes of Progress in Planning per year, and four issues per volume. Each issue is a monograph with a specialised focus -
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The Future of Cities
, 8 - 9 February 2010, Chatham House, London, UK
Projecting city growth worldwide,
The Future of Cities conference will explore how rapid urban growth can be planned, managed and financed. Visit the
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