Journal of Planning Literature

Double-blind journal that publishes critical reviews of existing literature in city and regional planning and design. Edited by @RachelKleit. RT not endorsement

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📄📢 New Article: "Is a Smart City Framework the Key to Disaster Resilience? A Systematic Review". by Kijin Seong and Junfeng Jiao. Explore how smart city frameworks approach disaster resilience.
Available online: https://t.co/wgAf5bR8lL
#SmartCities #Resilience

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📚 New Book Review: "The Routledge Handbook of Urban Studies in Latin America & the Caribbean."
https://t.co/YjJ7PPFGZ9
Edited By Jesús M. González-Pérez, Clara Irazábal Rubén and C. Lois-González. Reviewed by: Ivis Garcia

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How does the field of space syntax perform at the individual and institutional level? What are the research trends and directions for future research?

"Space Syntax has Come of Age: A Bibliometric
Review ..." by Abdelbaseer A. Mohamed & Claudia Yamu https://t.co/BIIxxYhuy3

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How do current planning practices navigate 'informal co-optation' as originally laid out by Philip Selznick and what implications does it have today?

"TVA and the Grass Roots at 75: The Legacy of a Planning Classic" by Michael Hibbard & Kathryn I. Frank https://t.co/dtty8YH8kY

[The Pop Place @popplacelab]

Play in planning research?

Our new @JPL_SAGE paper "Planning for Play? A Systematic Literature Review?" analyzed 3800 articles to find that only 3% related to play.

Most focused on children and physical design in predominantly English-speaking nations.

https://t.co/N0BbakAByx

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What kind of outcomes have WHO-style age-friendly community initiatives achieved ? What are the factors that facilitate or hinder their implementation?

https://t.co/xALv6qU4Ye by Ann Forsyth and Yingying Lyu @AnnForsythPlan

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This article by Karen Chapple, Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, Andrew Miller, & Cody J. Zeger examines how 12 housing policies mitigate displacement. https://t.co/8jKJOofiK1

[Public Policy UMB @publicpolicyumb]

Happy to announce Dr. Michael Johnson's co-authored book, "Supporting Shrinkage: Better Planning and Decision-Making for Legacy Cities" has received a very positive review from @JPL_SAGE!

The #BookReview is available on the journal’s website at https://t.co/MKkQZMJpoj.

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Please submit an extended abstract (600 words or less) describing the proposed article to https://t.co/4qLrNP7W35 . Select the SI (Special Issue) option when uploading the abstract. Those identified as strong fits with the scope will be invited to submit a full paper.

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: The #JPL will publish a special issue that will explore alternative planning futures, including planning education, scholarship, and practice, that will shape our communities, cities, and society for the next century.
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https://t.co/AyMw7MZaFU

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We seek articles covering different geographic regions, including Europe, the Global South, and the Global East, as well as papers that provide a comparative or relational perspective. All submitted papers will be reviewed following the journal’s standard review process.

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This article by Eliška Vejchodská, Sina Shahab, Thomas Hartmann offers an economic perspective on efficiency and equity as fundamental purposes of planning and land policy https://t.co/4KfpYSkoJY

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In this article, Faizan Jawed Siddiqi reviews "The Routledge Handbook of Planning Megacities in the Global South" by Deden Rukmana. Read more here: https://t.co/TJVeIY9WyO

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This article by Rebecca Clements, Tooran Alizadeh, Liton Kamruzzaman, & Glen Searle undertakes a systematic review of infrastructure governance literature and identifies a range of literature gaps prevailing in the areas of infrastructure governance https://t.co/kWEk86wx4i

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In this article, Claire Nelischer reviews Richard K. Rein's book: "American Urbanist: How William H. Whyte’s Unconventional Wisdom Reshaped Public Life". https://t.co/sg4jqTh0iq

[Sydney AD&P Research @Sydney_ADP_Res]

A Systematic Literature Review of Infrastructure Governance: Cross-sectoral Lessons for Transformative Governance Approaches

New article in @JPL_SAGE from @kinokofry, @DrTooran, @Litt_on (Monash), @SearleGlen and @CrystalLegacy1 (Uni of Melbourne)

https://t.co/B2rGWuSaNL

[Infrastructure Governance Incubator @ig_incubator]

Very pleased to share our article in @JPL_SAGE -"A Systematic Literature Review of Infrastructure Governance: Cross-sectoral Lessons for Transformative Governance Approaches"

@kinokofry @DrTooran @Litt_on @SearleGlen @CrystalLegacy1

Link: https://t.co/3NIBYoA4d5