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  • Call for papers: Special Issue on Innovation Districts as Key Drivers of Urban Flourishing

    In the dynamic landscape of urban development, innovation districts represent a transformative approach to economic growth and urban revitalization. These districts, characterized by their dense networks of creative startups, businesses, research institutions, and cultural facilities, foster an environment of collaboration and innovation. This special issue entitled "Innovation Districts as Key Drivers of Urban Flourishing" aims to delve into the mechanisms that drive these vibrant areas and explore how they contribute to broader urban development and economic resilience.


    Guest editors:

    Mimi Zhou, College of Architecture and Urban Planning Tongji University, China
    Limin Jiang, College of Architecture and Urban Planning Tongji University, China

  • Call for papers: Creating Healthy Urban Spaces at the Nexus of Urban and Health Sciences

    This special issue aims to advance this vision by offering a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue and innovation. Cities pose unique challenges and opportunities for promoting public health, requiring innovative strategies to weave health considerations into the fabric of urban planning and management practices. With a focus on creating inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable urban environments, this collection aims to highlight the integral role of health in urban planning and the transformative potential of integrated approaches. Through a series of insightful commentary articles and case studies, contributors will dissect the complex interplay among urban spaces, urban living, and public health, offering evidence-based strategies and policy recommendations.


    Guest editors:
    Lan Wang, Tongji University, China
    Jie Yin, Tongji University, China
    Bochu Liu, Tongji University, China

  • Article Processing Charges (APCs)

    Frontiers of Urban and Rural Planning is fully sponsored by Tongji University. Authors do not need to pay an article processing charge.

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