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      • Inquiries (Vol 19)
        • Collective Innovation Spaces in Shanghai: Location Choice and Implications for the Built Environment
        • Reclaim City’s Right Through Urban Protest: A Triumph over Ecocidal Planning at CRB Area, Chattogram, Bangladesh
        • Urban Water Retention Measures:A Prospective Study on Shamasundori Canal, Rangpur
      • Explorations (Vol. 19)
        • On Play, Democracy and Planning: A Conversation
        • A spatio-visual dilemma? Urban Visualization Annotations for Inclusive City Visions
        • Exploring Visual Justice in the Design Language of Urban Environments Using AI
      • Photo Essay (Vol. 19)
        • Realizing the Urban Regeneration and Cultural Diversity through the Exploration of Streets at Kreuzberg, Berlin
        • Inside El Salvador, San Miguel CENTRO URBANO DE BIENESTAR Y OPORTUNIDADES (CUBO)
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      • Inquires (Vol. 18)
        • Article 1: Deciphering the Drivers of Informal Urbanization by Ghana’s Urban Poor Through the Lens of the Push-Pull Theory
        • Article 2: ‘Planning Ambassadors’ as Insurgent Spatial Actors: Women and the Re-Territorialization of the Public Escalators in Medellín, Colombia
        • Article 3: Performance Evaluation of A Public Transportation System: Analyzing the Case of Dhaka, Bangladesh
        • Article 4: Starring The Treasures and Trauma in Home-Based Enterprises: Towards A Rethink by Urban Planners
      • Explorations (Vol. 18)
        • Exploration 1: Missing Middle Math: Making ‘Missing Middle’ Housing Work
        • Exploration 2: Twelfth ride: A Saturday Morning Driving for Uber in Cincinnati
        • Exploration 3: The Invention of Abandonment and the Rescue of a Neighborhood: A Tiny Glance to Franklin’s Sanitas Building, in Santiago de Chile
    • Volume 17
      • Inquiries (Vol.17)
        • Article 1: Community Revitalization Standards and the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program in the State of Texas
        • Article 2: Transregional Communities and the Regional Economy: A Case Study of Development in the Chaoshan Region, China
        • Article 3: Subsidized Rental Housing in the United States: What We Know and What We Need to Learn in Three Themes
      • Photo Essay (Vol.17)
      • Special Feature (Vol.17)
      • Book Reviews (Vol.17)
        • Book Review 1: Planning’s New Materialist Turn? A Review of Planning for a Material World
        • Book Review 2: An Injury to One is an Injury to All: A Review of the Wobbles and The Industrial Workers of the World: Its First Hundred Years
        • Book Review 3: The Smart Way Forward: A Review of Smart Cities: A Spatialised Intelligence
    • Volume 16
      • Inquires (Vol 16)
        • Article 1: The Naked Practitioner: Participatory Community Development in Peri-Urban Mexico
        • Article 2: Skopje, Macedonia, 1965 to 2014: In Search of a Modern European Capital
        • Article 3: Preparing Planners for Economic Decline and Population Loss: An Assessment of North American Planning Curricula
        • Article 4: Development and Displacement: Single Family Home Demolitions in Central East Austin, 2007 to 2014
        • Article 5: Imagining Austin: Political Economy and the Austin Comprehensive Plan
      • Explorations (Vol 16)
        • Exploration 1: Piñata Power: Reflections on Race, Love, and Planning
        • Explorations 2: A Reflection on Exploratory Research in Pointe-Saint-Charles
        • Explorations 3: The Neighborhood and the Park: Drumul Taberei, Bucharest
        • Explorations 4: A Case for Regional Planning in Energy Access Delivery
        • Explorations 5: Marketing Magic: The Tourism Ministry’s Pueblos Mágicos Program and Historical Preservation in Mexico
        • Explorations 6: The Spectacularization of Urban Development on the Las Vegas Strip
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        • P/C 1: Sustainable Communities and Energy Policy in America
        • P/C 2: Infrastructure in the U.S.
      • Articles (Vol 14-15)
        • Article 1: Coding Social Values into the Built Environment
        • Article 2: A History of Urban Renewal in San Antonio
        • Article 3: Access to the Agenda: Local housing politics in a weak state context
        • Article 4: Service Learning Through a Community-University Partnership
        • Article 5: GIS Technology & Community and Public Participation: Using GIS in community development work in Santo Domingo
        • Article 6: Transportation Barriers of the Women of Pudahuel, Santiago
        • Article 7: Large-Scale Transport Planning and Environmental Impacts: Lessons from the European Union
      • Perspectives (Vol 14-15)
        • Perspective 1: Crisis Management in Public Administration
        • Perspective 2: Planning for Pollution: How Planner’s Could Play a Role in Reforming the EPA’s New Source Review Program
      • Photo Essay (Vol 14-15)
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        • Book Review 1: Zoned Out
        • Book Review 2: Planet of Slums
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Production Editor
David Danenfelzer

Editorial Board
Joseph Cahoon – Carl Grodach – Kirsten Harding – Yun-Jeong Cho – Steve Ramos – Dana Stidham – Brendie Vega

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Susan Handy

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Victor L. Arnold – Simon D. Atkinson – Kent S. Butler – Frank B. Cross – Christopher S. Davies – W. Parker Frisbie – Susan L. Handy – Niles M. Hansen – Hani S. Mahmassani – Stephen Ross – Peter Ward

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  • HOME
  • VOLUMES
    • Volume 19
      • Inquiries (Vol 19)
        • Collective Innovation Spaces in Shanghai: Location Choice and Implications for the Built Environment
        • Reclaim City’s Right Through Urban Protest: A Triumph over Ecocidal Planning at CRB Area, Chattogram, Bangladesh
        • Urban Water Retention Measures:A Prospective Study on Shamasundori Canal, Rangpur
      • Explorations (Vol. 19)
        • On Play, Democracy and Planning: A Conversation
        • A spatio-visual dilemma? Urban Visualization Annotations for Inclusive City Visions
        • Exploring Visual Justice in the Design Language of Urban Environments Using AI
      • Photo Essay (Vol. 19)
        • Realizing the Urban Regeneration and Cultural Diversity through the Exploration of Streets at Kreuzberg, Berlin
        • Inside El Salvador, San Miguel CENTRO URBANO DE BIENESTAR Y OPORTUNIDADES (CUBO)
      • Book Review (Vol. 19)
        • Planning as Fungi do: A review of Entangled Life: How Fungi Make our Worlds, Change our Minds and Shape our Futures
    • Volume 18
      • Inquires (Vol. 18)
        • Article 1: Deciphering the Drivers of Informal Urbanization by Ghana’s Urban Poor Through the Lens of the Push-Pull Theory
        • Article 2: ‘Planning Ambassadors’ as Insurgent Spatial Actors: Women and the Re-Territorialization of the Public Escalators in Medellín, Colombia
        • Article 3: Performance Evaluation of A Public Transportation System: Analyzing the Case of Dhaka, Bangladesh
        • Article 4: Starring The Treasures and Trauma in Home-Based Enterprises: Towards A Rethink by Urban Planners
      • Explorations (Vol. 18)
        • Exploration 1: Missing Middle Math: Making ‘Missing Middle’ Housing Work
        • Exploration 2: Twelfth ride: A Saturday Morning Driving for Uber in Cincinnati
        • Exploration 3: The Invention of Abandonment and the Rescue of a Neighborhood: A Tiny Glance to Franklin’s Sanitas Building, in Santiago de Chile
    • Volume 17
      • Inquiries (Vol.17)
        • Article 1: Community Revitalization Standards and the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program in the State of Texas
        • Article 2: Transregional Communities and the Regional Economy: A Case Study of Development in the Chaoshan Region, China
        • Article 3: Subsidized Rental Housing in the United States: What We Know and What We Need to Learn in Three Themes
      • Photo Essay (Vol.17)
      • Special Feature (Vol.17)
      • Book Reviews (Vol.17)
        • Book Review 1: Planning’s New Materialist Turn? A Review of Planning for a Material World
        • Book Review 2: An Injury to One is an Injury to All: A Review of the Wobbles and The Industrial Workers of the World: Its First Hundred Years
        • Book Review 3: The Smart Way Forward: A Review of Smart Cities: A Spatialised Intelligence
    • Volume 16
      • Inquires (Vol 16)
        • Article 1: The Naked Practitioner: Participatory Community Development in Peri-Urban Mexico
        • Article 2: Skopje, Macedonia, 1965 to 2014: In Search of a Modern European Capital
        • Article 3: Preparing Planners for Economic Decline and Population Loss: An Assessment of North American Planning Curricula
        • Article 4: Development and Displacement: Single Family Home Demolitions in Central East Austin, 2007 to 2014
        • Article 5: Imagining Austin: Political Economy and the Austin Comprehensive Plan
      • Explorations (Vol 16)
        • Exploration 1: Piñata Power: Reflections on Race, Love, and Planning
        • Explorations 2: A Reflection on Exploratory Research in Pointe-Saint-Charles
        • Explorations 3: The Neighborhood and the Park: Drumul Taberei, Bucharest
        • Explorations 4: A Case for Regional Planning in Energy Access Delivery
        • Explorations 5: Marketing Magic: The Tourism Ministry’s Pueblos Mágicos Program and Historical Preservation in Mexico
        • Explorations 6: The Spectacularization of Urban Development on the Las Vegas Strip
      • Appendix (Vol 16)
    • Volume 13-14
      • Point/Counterpoint (Vol 14-15)
        • P/C 1: Sustainable Communities and Energy Policy in America
        • P/C 2: Infrastructure in the U.S.
      • Articles (Vol 14-15)
        • Article 1: Coding Social Values into the Built Environment
        • Article 2: A History of Urban Renewal in San Antonio
        • Article 3: Access to the Agenda: Local housing politics in a weak state context
        • Article 4: Service Learning Through a Community-University Partnership
        • Article 5: GIS Technology & Community and Public Participation: Using GIS in community development work in Santo Domingo
        • Article 6: Transportation Barriers of the Women of Pudahuel, Santiago
        • Article 7: Large-Scale Transport Planning and Environmental Impacts: Lessons from the European Union
      • Perspectives (Vol 14-15)
        • Perspective 1: Crisis Management in Public Administration
        • Perspective 2: Planning for Pollution: How Planner’s Could Play a Role in Reforming the EPA’s New Source Review Program
      • Photo Essay (Vol 14-15)
      • Book Reviews (Vol 14-15)
        • Book Review 1: Zoned Out
        • Book Review 2: Planet of Slums
        • Book Review 3: Large Parks
        • Book Review 4: Road, River and Ol’ Boy Politics: A Texas County’s Path from Farm to Supersuburb
    • Volume 12
    • Volume 11
    • Volume 10
    • Volume 09
    • Volume 08
    • Volume 06
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