Items where Subject is "Urban Studies"
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  • How Criminal were the Irish? Bias in the detection of London currency crime, 1797-1821. (2018) Adam Crymble
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  • Urban water infrastructure: A critical review on climate change impacts and adaptation strategies. (2024) Ahmad Ferdowsi, Farzad Piadeh, Kourosh Behzadian, Sayed-Farhad Mousavi and Mohammad Ehteram
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  • Ethical principles in an increasingly diverse planning profession : The potential impact of different types of planners. (2022) Hannah Hickman and John Sturzaker
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  • Conflicts of power, landscape and amenity in debates over the British Super Grid in the 1950s. (2019) Katrina Navickas
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  • Progress in Tourism Management: Is urban tourism a paradoxical research domain? Progress since 2011 and prospects for the future. (2023) Stephen J. Page and Michael Duignan
  • Historical review of ‘the higher-density housing agenda and the “urban renaissance”’. (2019) Susan Parham
  • Exploring sustainable urbanism in masterplanned developments: : a collective case study of slippage between principles, policies, and practices. (2020) Susan Parham and Alasdair Jones
  • QRES, A QGIS plugin to calculate resilience based on proximity of urban resources. (2023) Luigi Pintacuda, Silvio Carta, Tommaso Turchi and Mauro Sabiu
  • Automatic for the people? Problematising the potential of digital planning. (2024) Ruth Potts, Alex Lord and John Sturzaker
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  • Ideology, Statecraft and the ‘Double Shuffle’ of Conservative Planning Reform in England. (2024) Edward Shepherd, Andy Inch, John Sturzaker and Tim Marshall
  • The people: Where will they go? (2021) John Sturzaker
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  • Localism: a planning panacea? (2019) Edward Taylor, Frédéric Santamaria and John Sturzaker
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  • A machine learning approach for predicting critical factors determining adoption of off-site construction in Nigeria. (2022) Godoyon Wusu, Hafiz Alaka, Wasiu Yusuf, Iofis Mporas, Luqman Toriola-Coker and Raphael Oseghale