COVID-19 has changed our lives and will likely leave a lasting imprint on our cities. This
paper reviews how the pandemic has altered the way people commute, work, collaborate …

Density has gained considerable attention in policy and scientific discourses since the
emergence of COVID-19. In the early days, density was blamed as a negative factor that …

The recent wave of populism has focused attention on 'left behind'places as hotspots of
discontent. Seeking to remedy their neglect in urban and regional studies, the aim of this …

Information on urban built-up infrastructure is essential to understand the role of cities in
shaping environmental, economic, and social outcomes. The lack of data on built-up heights …

This paper estimates the link between population density and COVID-19 spread and
severity in the contiguous United States. To overcome confounding factors, we use two …

Urban carbon emissions lead to increases in global carbon emissions; consequently,
meeting targets for low carbon emissions is a difficult problem in the context of urbanization …

What does the pandemic mean for the future of cities? We've seen predictions that COVID-
19 is an 'extinction-level event'for expensive, commuter-driven urban cores. We've also seen …

Population agglomeration is an important foundation for urban development, and
continuous reductions in carbon emissions need to be considered by urban development …

We develop a general equilibrium model with skilled workers who can and unskilled
workers who cannot work from home (WFH). Firms choose the amount of time they require …

The 15-minute-city concept represents an increasingly popular urban policymaking and
planning paradigm that seeks to shift attention to the neighborhood as a “place” rather …