Vol. 30 No. 2 (2023)

Multi-level analysis of urban and spatial development in terms of policies and processes

Guest Editors: Antonia MILBERT, André MUELLER

Published: 2023-12-30

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Verticalising the multi-level analysis of urban and spatial development across geographies

Antonia Milbert, André Mueller, Debolina Kundu, Pragya Sharma

11-32
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A global perspective on the value of multi-level analysis as an enabler for achieving SDGs

Robert Ndugwa, Dennis Mwaniki

33-44
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Adding value by national reporting to sustainability approaches of the local-regional level: The case of Germany

Oliver Peters, Henrik Scheller

45-59
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Multi-level territorial monitoring in Switzerland as a case in federalism and multi-polarity

Marco Kellenberger

61-70
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Identifying exurbs: A multi-criteria approach for Germany

Philipp Gareis, Christian Diller

71-89
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Impact of learning city networks on multi-level urban development and transformation processes

Andrea Jonas, André Mueller

91-105
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Aging in place and elderly mobility habits: Evidence from Italian national surveys

Federica Rossi

107-131
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Factors affecting tourist visits to archaeological sites in Turkey: A spatial regression analysis

Özge Deniz Toköz, Ali Berkay Avci, Hasan Engin Duran

133-156
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From green fingers and green ring to green mitten: Helsinki’s polycentric urbanisation and its impact on green structure

Richard leBrasseur

157-182
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Tourist’s motivations to visit the Western Region of Portugal

Daniela Amorim, Ana Elisa Sousa, Paulo Almeida, Tânia Guerra

183-206
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Income inequalities and poverty in Slovakia: Development and changes

Anton Michálek

207-233
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Spatial planning needs towards Copernicus Land Monitoring Services: Case studies from Poland and Norway

Monika Cysek-Pawlak, Jakub Misiak, Agata Hościło, Geir-Harald Strand, Sebastian Eiter

235-255
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Foreword: Framing the vertical of this Special Issue

Antonia Milbert, André Mueller

5-9
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Vol. 30 No. 2 (2023)

Full Issue

Articles

Verticalising the multi-level analysis of urban and spatial development across geographies

A global perspective on the value of multi-level analysis as an enabler for achieving SDGs

Adding value by national reporting to sustainability approaches of the local-regional level: The case of Germany

Multi-level territorial monitoring in Switzerland as a case in federalism and multi-polarity

Identifying exurbs: A multi-criteria approach for Germany

Impact of learning city networks on multi-level urban development and transformation processes

Aging in place and elderly mobility habits: Evidence from Italian national surveys

Factors affecting tourist visits to archaeological sites in Turkey: A spatial regression analysis

From green fingers and green ring to green mitten: Helsinki’s polycentric urbanisation and its impact on green structure

Tourist’s motivations to visit the Western Region of Portugal

Income inequalities and poverty in Slovakia: Development and changes

Spatial planning needs towards Copernicus Land Monitoring Services: Case studies from Poland and Norway

Other

Foreword: Framing the vertical of this Special Issue

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