Titlebook: Urban and Regional Planning and Development; 20th Century Forms a Rajiv R. Thakur,Ashok K. Dutt,George M. Pomeroy Book 2020 Springer Nature

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Spatial Inequality in Ecuador: A Structural Gap Approachpth and flexibility to the study in order to assess a more complex reality regarding the development level of the country. This way, the resulting taxonomies of cities could be used to address specific policies to improve quality of life and sustainability of the population.

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What and Where Are We Tweeting About Black Friday?ay patterns and trends in the USA using a dataset retrieved from Twitter. A spatial-temporal analysis of tweeting patterns is conducted. This study tries to discern patterns of tweets on Black Friday in a comparative context.

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Urban and Regional Planning and Development: Introduction and Overview, Africa, and Latin America. There is an attempt to get planning decision making closer to the people who are most affected by it. This volume engages in this conceptual discussion and intends to be a collection of studies from scholars around the world highlighting recent advances in the field.

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Frank James Costa: Professional Career and Contributionsry enforcement, economic development, community development, urban form and landscape design, planning management and finance, and historic preservation. Professor Costa influenced the lives of hundreds of students and colleagues through his research, teaching, and mentoring.

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Regional Development and Planning: An Overviewct of the financial crisis of 2007–08. Influenced by themes such as underdevelopment, uneven development, and globalization, regional development and planning is in the middle of changing and challenging context. The driver of regional development and planning now includes environmental sustainabili

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Remaking ‘Urban’ in Twenty-first Century Neoliberal Indiailt environment of existing cities to make them act ‘smarter’ are expressions of multi-scalar materialization of the above design, Indian cities are experiencing rapidly changing spatialities grounded in a social process that continuously gets sharpened by class interests and interlocking public–pri

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