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The land rent dynamics of public land development in Copenhagen
AuthorsMatthew B. Anderson; Erin D. Dascher
Affiliations1. Eastern Washington University
Against the grain? Non-White gentrification in a segregated urban landscape
AuthorsJoseph Gibbons
Affiliations1. San Diego State University
Homelessness and privacy: challenges from AI and smart technologies in the city
AuthorsBrett Allen Slack
Affiliations1. Politecnico di Milano
Data integration as urban transition: regime mediation in Chinese smart urbanism
AuthorsJun Zhang; Guochao Peng; Shuyang Li; Zuopeng Zhang
Affiliations1. The University of Sheffield; 2. Sun Yat-Sen University; 3. University of Birmingham; 4. University of North Florida
The emotional life of privileged spaces: security and exclusion in Chinese gated communities
AuthorsYixin Liu; Rowland Atkinson
Affiliations1. Shenzhen University; 2. University of Sheffield
Urban policies mobility from China to Africa: case study of Ethiopia
AuthorsHan Gao; Xingping Wang
Affiliations1. Southeast University
Spaces of knots: street dogs, humans and more-than-human spaces in Eskişehir, Turkey
AuthorsAybüke Köseömeroğlu Yalçın
Affiliations1. Anadolu University
Doing mapping and storytelling – notes from three field-based practices from the global south
AuthorsMin Tang
Affiliations1. Tongji University
New AI cities: power, new cities and urban artificial intelligence in Neom and The Line
AuthorsFederico Cugurullo
Affiliations1. National University of Singapore; 2. Trinity College Dublin
Human-centered urban service design for an interconnected neighborhood(s) city
AuthorsBally Singh; Andrew E. G. Jonas
Affiliations1. Independent Urban Service Design Researcher Designer Director, Manchester, UK; 2. University of Hull
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