Abstract The Pearl River Delta in South China is today associated with one of the world's
largest megaregions. Even though scholarship often treats the Pearl River Delta as a natural …

This study provides a detailed analysis of land use and land cover (LULC) changes at the
district level within the Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) from 2001 to 2021. Using …

Large-scale inter-city infrastructure projects are proliferating across the Global South as
industrial policy-makers have used spatial planning to purposefully transform regions' …

Although strategies to create transport corridor are prevalent in the global South, there is a
lack of empirical research to evaluate these initiatives, in particular whether they have …

The policy of economic liberalization pursued by the Indian government since the 1990s in
response to an economic slowdown has led to the creative destruction of institutional space …

This paper revisits the potential of urban cycle models to investigate the current challenges
of urbanisation in India. It contributes not only by empirically examining the past, current and …

This paper uses concepts and measures from the central place theory to describe and
analyze the settlement hierarchy in India. Using statistical analysis, a mismatch between the …

Urban corridors are–from a spatial perspective–massively large, linear urban
agglomerations consisting of a number of big cities or clusters aligned along high-speed …

The rise of megaregions is championed by those arguing that the 21st century will be
dominated by vast expanses of transmetropolitan urban landscapes. Many argue that we …

This study examined the urbanization, industrialization and land transformation surrounding
National Highway-48 in the National Capital Region of Delhi. Over the last 20 years, this …