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Journal of Contemporary Urban Affairs
ISSN 2475-6164 · Alanya Üniversitesi · 319 artikel di indeks
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Brownfield Recovery as a Sustainable Economic Catalyst Through Repurposing, Circular Material Flows, and Community-Inclusive Urban Planning in Hazaribagh, Dhaka
This paper examines the sustainable viability of repurposing as a community-inclusive approach for brownfield recovery in Hazaribagh, Dhaka, a former leather-processing hub shaped by industrial relocation, environmental degradation, and top-down redevelopment pressure. It addresses a gap in…
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Analyzing Spatial Hierarchies of Short-Term Rentals using Core–Periphery and Rank-Size Rule: A case of Greater Banjul
Short-Term Rental (STR) platforms increasingly reshape housing, tourism, and urban economies, yet their spatial organization in Sub-Saharan African cities remains poorly understood. This study addresses this gap by examining Airbnb market hierarchy in Greater Banjul Area, The Gambia, where tourism…
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Parametric Modelling of Urban Networks: Assessing the Socio-Economic Integration of Heritage Institutions through the Case of ISBAT, Tunis
This study proposes a parametric modelling framework to assess the socio-economic integration of heritage institutions within urban networks, using the Higher Institute of Fine Arts of Tunis (ISBAT) as a case study. While heritage urbanism has often relied on qualitative interpretation, limited…
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Local-Scale Carbon Sink Determinants and Spatial Heterogeneity in a Rapidly Urbanizing Coastal Metropolitan Region of Indonesia
Understanding carbon sink dynamics at local administrative scales is essential for developing effective climate mitigation and urban planning strategies in rapidly urbanizing coastal regions. However, existing studies have largely focused on broader regional scales, providing limited insights into…
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Measuring Social Segregation Through Street Network Centrality and Land use Diversity: A Spatial Design Network Analysis (sDNA) for Selected Neighbourhoods in Erbil
Rapid urban expansion in Erbil has intensified socio-spatial differentiation between open neighbourhoods and gated residential communities. This study examines social segregation through an integrated framework combining street-network centrality, land-use diversity, and residents social outcomes…
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Activating Cultural Capital through Public Space: Learning City Approaches to Socio-economic Development in Chachoengsao Old Town, Thailand
Limited scholarship has examined how secondary cities with rich cultural heritage can mobilise cultural capital within public spaces to generate socio-economic outcomes. This study addresses this gap by investigating how cultural public spaces in Chachoengsao Old Town, Thailand — a UNESCO Global…
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Developing a Triple Landscape Network Model for Multi-Hazard Urban Resilience: Evidence from the Maltepe–Dragos Coastal Area, Istanbul
Coastal metropolitan areas increasingly face overlapping seismic, hydrological, and climate-related hazards, requiring spatial frameworks that integrate risk reduction with everyday urban performance. This study develops a Triple Landscape Network Model for the Maltepe–Dragos coastal area of…
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Developing a Success Index for Urban Agriculture Implementation to Strengthen Food Security in Egypt
This study develops and validates a Success Index for urban farming implementation in the Egyptian context, addressing the limited integration of urban agriculture within national food-security strategies. Egypt faces severe structural pressures, including desert-dominated land availability, water…
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Wetland Landscape Planning for Socio-Ecological Resilience and Sustainable Tourism: Evidence from Tanguar Haor, Bangladesh
Wetland landscapes are exposed to ecological degradation, flood vulnerability, and tourism pressure, yet planning approaches treat conservation, livelihoods, and visitor management as separate concerns. This study addresses this gap by examining how integrated landscape planning can strengthen…
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Development of a Cost-Comfort Optimisation Indicator (CCOI) for Early-Stage Building Envelope Design Evaluation
Building envelope decisions made during early design stages strongly affect construction expenditure, operational energy demand, and occupant comfort, yet available evaluation tools often treat these criteria separately. This study addresses the lack of a simple cost-sensitive decision-support…
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How Rooftop Gardening Strengthens Food Security and Urban Resilience in Post-Pandemic Dhaka
Dense South Asian cities experienced severe food insecurity, income loss, and psychological strain during COVID-19, yet household-level evidence on rooftop gardening as crisis adaptation remains limited. This study investigates how the pandemic shaped rooftop gardening adoption and socio-economic…
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Cloud-Resilient Forest Monitoring for Sustainable Urban Land Management: L-Band SAR Assessment of Charcoal-Driven Peri-Urban Woodland Change in Lusaka, Zambia
Rapid urban growth in sub-Saharan Africa is intensifying pressure on forest areas surrounding major cities. In Lusaka, with a metropolitan population of approximately 3.32 million growing at 4.5% annually, peri-urban miombo woodlands supply charcoal and farmland, yet these areas are hardest to…
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Introducing A Novel Compositional Data Analysis Framework for Measuring Land Use Mix in Station Areas
This study presents isometric log-ratio (ILR) balances derived from compositional data analysis (CoDA) as a novel framework for measuring the land-use mix, addressing the category insensitivity of the Shannon entropy index (SEI). Six ILR balances were constructed using a theory-driven Sequential…
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Assessing Urban Sprawl and Agricultural Land Loss: A 40-Year Remote Sensing Study in Çanakkale
This study investigates the spatial expansion of rapid urbanization and its pressure on agricultural and natural lands within a socio-economic framework. Covering a 40-year period from 1984 to 2024, the research focuses on the central district of Çanakkale and employs spatial analysis methods…
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How Do Socio-Cultural and Built Environment Characteristics Influence Urban Vitality and Walkability in Bahrain’s Commercial Streets? Insights from Muharraq
Shopping streets serve as vital socio-economic and cultural hubs, fostering urban vitality and enhancing liveability. In Bahrain, however, limited attention has been paid to how socio-cultural dynamics and built environment characteristics shape walkability within commercial avenues. This study…
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The Urban Sensory Ambiance of Batroun’s Old Patrimonial Souk in the Face of Overtourism
The old patrimonial souk of Batroun, in northern Lebanon, is undergoing deep change due to overtourism. Once a center for local trade and crafts, the souk has shifted since the early 2000s toward tourism and commercial entertainment. This change has disrupted its multisensory ambiance, altering how…
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Influence of the Mass Rapid Transit System on Plotted Residential Property Prices: A Case Study of Gurugram, India
Mass Rapid Transit Systems (MRTS) are increasingly recognised as critical drivers of urban transformation, particularly in rapidly urbanising cities at the Global level. However, empirical research on their influence on plotted residential property markets in emerging urban contexts remains…
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Advancing Zero-Carbon Cities through Urban Green Infrastructure in Karaj, Iran
Urban areas in semi-arid regions face rising thermal stress and carbon emissions due to rapid densification and scarce vegetation. This study evaluates the effectiveness of green infrastructure (GI) in mitigating these challenges in District one of Karaj, Iran, within a zero-carbon city framework…
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Can Cultural Capital and the Right to the City Explain Class-Based Alienation in Thailand’s Art Museums?
Contemporary art museums in Thailand often fail to engage working-class communities, revealing a disconnect between institutional narratives and the lived realities of marginalized urban citizens. This study investigates how cultural exclusion reflects broader socio-economic inequality…