New developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital ubiquity bring revelations of
emerging smart cities. However, urban designers are particularly reluctant to become digital …

In recent decades cities and urban planning have become increasingly digitised, complex
and data rich. Despite this, the planning theory literature has largely ignored the role and …

Time is the main axis for understanding the functional, economic, and social aspects of self-
organized redevelopment. When such processes are intensive and are conducted …

Digitalizing cities has become increasingly complex and difficult to control despite advanced
computational tools. The comprehension of emergent, dynamic agent–pattern interaction is …

Mainstream urban planning relies on economic growth to produce social and environmental
benefits, but in low-growth areas that relationship is not functional. We argue that urban …

This study focuses on spatial continuity and territorial cohesion and aims to provide insights
into how urban flow is facilitated in a hierarchy-driven structure. It explains some of the …

Ubiquitous digitalization in our technology-mediated cities has recently pushed the
computation from virtual worlds into the cybernetic sensor-guided cites. AI-driven …

Cities are constantly evolving complex systems, and ongoing digitalization is making them
even more complex. The toolkit for urban scientists is expanding with computational …

Kaupungit ovat käyneet yhä monimutkaisemmiksi. Toimijoiden, yksilöiden ja ryhmien väliset
vuorovaikutussuhteet ovat moninaisia ja vaikuttavat yllättävin tavoin kaupungin toimintaan …

This special issue of WiderScreen explores the 2020 US Presidential Election through the
lens of media. The effort has been coordinated at the John Morton Center for North …