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中国城市与区域实验室英文期刊目录第14期，本期推送Urban Studies、Journalof  Urban Economic、Regional Studies、Journal of Planning Education and Research、Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice、Landscape and Urban Planning等6本经济学、地理学、城市规划学期刊中权威期刊中的相关论文。

Urban Studies

• Suárez M, Murata M, Campos J D. Why do the poortravel less? Urban structure, commuting and economic informality in MexicoCity[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(12): 2548-2566.

• Jean S. Neighbourhood attachment revisited:Middle-class families in the Montreal metropolitan region[J]. Urban Studies,2016, 53(12): 2567-2583.

• Guo Q, He C, Li D. Entrepreneurship in China: Therole of localization and urbanization economies[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(12): 2584-2606.

• Lu C, Liu Y. Effects of China’s urban form onurban air quality[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(12): 2607-2623.

• Lapham S C, Cohen D A, Han B, et al. Howimportant is perception of safety to park use? A four-city survey[J]. UrbanStudies, 2016, 53(12): 2624-2636.

• Lubitow A, Zinschlag B, Rochester N. Plans forpavement or for people? The politics of bike lanes on the ‘Paseo Boricua’ inChicago, Illinois[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(12): 2637-2653.

• Li J, Xu Y. Evaluating restrictive measurescontaining housing prices in China: A data envelopment analysis approach[J].Urban Studies, 2016, 53(12): 2654-2669.

  
  

Urban Studies

Special issue: Urban land and conflict in the Global South

• Lombard M, Rakodi C. Urban land conflict in theGlobal South: Towards an analytical framework[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(13):2683-2699.

• Lombard M. Land conflict in peri-urban areas:Exploring the effects of land reform on informal settlement in Mexico[J]. UrbanStudies, 2016, 53(13): 2700-2720.

• McMichael G. Land conflict and informalsettlements in Juba, South Sudan[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(13): 2721-2737.

• Patel K. Sowing the seeds of conflict? Low incomehousing delivery, community participants and inclusive citizenship in SouthAfrica[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(13): 2738-2757.

• Rigon A. Collective or individual titles?Conflict over tenure regularisation in a Kenyan informal settlement[J]. UrbanStudies, 2016, 53(13): 2758-2778.

• Marx C. Extending the analysis of urban landconflict: An example from Johannesburg[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(13): 2779-2795.

• Articles

• Freeman L, Cassola A, Cai T. Displacement andgentrification in England and Wales: A quasi-experimental approach[J]. UrbanStudies, 2016, 53(13): 2797-2814.

• Bonnet F, Lalé E, Safi M, et al. Betterresidential than ethnic discrimination! Reconciling audit and interviewfindings in the Parisian housing market[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(13): 2815-2833.

• Tchang G. The impact of highway proximity ondistribution centres’ rents[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(13): 2834-2848.

• Fessler P, Rehm M, Tockner L. The impact ofhousing non-cash income on the household income distribution in Austria[J].Urban Studies, 2016, 53(13): 2849-2866.

• Mcgreal S, Paz P T D L, Kupke V, et al. Measuringthe influence of space and time effects on time on the market[J]. UrbanStudies, 2016, 53(13): 2867-2884.

• Spiller K. Experiences of accessing CCTV data:The urban topologies of subject access requests[J]. Urban Studies, 2016, 53(13):2885-2900.

  
  

Journal of  Urban Economic

• Peltzman S. State and Local Fiscal Policy andGrowth at the Border[J]. Journal of Urban Economics, 2016(95): 1-15.

• Isaac R M, Kitchens C, Portillo J E. Can buyer“mobility” reduce aggregation failures in land-assembly? [J]. Journal of UrbanEconomics, 2016(95): 16-30.

• Carlson D, Lavertu S. Charter School Closure andStudent Achievement: Evidence from Ohio [J]. Journal of Urban Economics, 2016(95):31-48.

• Acolin A, Bostic R, Painter G. A Field Study ofRental Market Discrimination across Origins in France[J]. Journal of UrbanEconomics, 2016(95): 49-63.

• Zhang W, Kockelman K M. Optimal policies incities with congestion and agglomeration externalities: Congestion tolls, laborsubsidies, and place-based strategies[J]. Journal of Urban Economics, 2016(95):64-86.

  
  

Regional Studies

• Martynovich M, Lundquist K J. Technological Change andGeographical Reallocation of Labour: On the Role of Leading Industries[J].Regional Studies, 2016, 50(10).

• Dettmann E, Lacasa I D, Günther J, et al. The Importance ofLocalized Related Variety for International Diversification of CorporateTechnology[J]. Regional Studies, 2016, 50(10).

• Remoundou K, Gkartzios M, Garrod G. Conceptualizing Mobilityin Times of Crisis: Towards Crisis-Led Counterurbanization? [J]. RegionalStudies, 2016, 50(10).

• Broersma L, Edzes A J E, Dijk J V. Human CapitalExternalities: Effects for Low-Educated Workers and Low-Skilled Jobs[J].Regional Studies, 2016, 50(10).

• Harrison J. Physical and Human Capital and Brazilian RegionalGrowth: A Spatial Econometric Approach for the Period 1970–2010[J]. RegionalStudies, 2016, 50(10).

• Carrion-I-Silvestre J L. Fiscal Deficit Sustainability of theSpanish Regions[J]. Regional Studies, 2016, 50(10).

• Lee N, Sissons P, Jones K. The Geography of Wage Inequalityin British Cities[J]. Regional Studies, 2016, 50(10).

• Emirmahmutoglu F, Bacilar M, Apergis N, et al. CausalRelationship between Asset Prices and Output in the United States: Evidencefrom the State-Level Panel Granger Causality Test[J]. Regional Studies, 2016,50(10).

• Asche F, Roll K H, Tveteras R. Profiting from Agglomeration?Evidence from the Salmon Aquaculture Industry[J]. Regional Studies, 2016, 50(10).

• Morgan R. Exploring How Fishermen Respond to the ChallengesFacing the Fishing Industry: A Case Study of Diversification in the EnglishChannel Fishery[J]. Regional Studies, 2016, 50(10).

• Bo H, Zhang B, Oughton C, et al. China’s State EnergyInvestment during 1991–2007: Investment Analysis and Policy Issues[J]. Regional Studies, 2016, 50(10).

  
  

Journal of Planning Education and Research

• Philip R. Berke, Mark R. Stevens. Land UsePlanning for Climate Adaptation Theory and Practice[J]. Journal of Planning Education andResearch, 2016, 36(3): 283-389.

• Spirandelli D J, Anderson T R, Porro R, et al.Improving Adaptation Planning for Future Sea-Level Rise UnderstandingUncertainty and Risks Using a Probability-Based Shoreline Model[J]. Journal ofPlanning Education and Research, 2016, 36(3): 290-303.

• Kashem S B, Wilson B, Zandt S V. Planning forClimate Adaptation: Evaluating the Changing Patterns of Social Vulnerabilityand Adaptation Challenges in Three Coastal Cities[J]. Journal of Planning Education andResearch, 2016, 36(3): 304-318.

• Butler W H, Deyle R E, Mutnansky C. Low-RegretsIncrementalism: Land Use Planning Adaptation to Accelerating Sea Level Rise inFloridas Coastal Communities[J]. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 2016, 36(3): 319-332.

• Anguelovski I, Shi L, Chu E, et al. EquityImpacts of Urban Land Use Planning for Climate Adaptation: CriticalPerspectives from the Global North and South[J]. Journal of Planning Education andResearch, 2016, 36(3): 333-348.

• Ingrid Gould Ellen, Jessica Yager, MelindaHanson, et al. Planning for an Uncertain Future Can Multicriteria AnalysisSupport Better Decision Making in Climate Planning? [J]. Journal of Planning Education andResearch, 2016, 36(3): 349-362.

• Vella K, Butler W, Sipe N G, et al. Voluntarycollaboration for adaptive governance: The Southeast Florida Regional ClimateChange Compact[J].Journal of Planning Education and Research, 2016, 36(3): 363-376.

  
  

Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice

• Aguilera A, Lethiais V, Rallet A, et al. Home-based teleworkin France: Characteristics, barriers and perspectives[J]. TransportationResearch Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92: 1-11.

• Ni L, Wang X C, Zhang D. Impacts of information technologyand urbanization on less-than-truckload freight flows in China: An analysisconsidering spatial effects[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policy andPractice, 2016, 92: 12-25.

• Skippon S M, Kinnear N, Lloyd L, et al. How experience of useinfluences mass-market drivers’ willingness to consider a battery electricvehicle: A randomised controlled trial[J]. Transportation Research Part A:Policy and Practice, 2016, 92: 26-42.

• Sadhukhan S, Banerjee U K, Maitra B. Commuters’willingness-to-pay for improvement of transfer facilities in and around metrostations–A case study in Kolkata[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policy andPractice, 2016, 92: 43-58.

• Lovreglio R, Fonzone A, dell’Olio L. A mixed logit model forpredicting exit choice during building evacuations[J]. Transportation ResearchPart A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92: 59-75.

• Foreman K. Crossing the Bridge: The Effects of Time-VaryingTolls on Curbing Congestion[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policy andPractice, 2016, 92: 76-94.

• Janusch N. A note on the distortionary effects ofrevenue-neutral tolls in a bottleneck congestion game[J]. TransportationResearch Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92: 95-103.

• Parkes S D, Jopson A, Marsden G. Understanding travelbehaviour change during mega-events: Lessons from the London 2012 Games[J].Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92: 104-119.

• Burski Z, Mijalska-Szewczak I, Wasilewski J, et al.Evaluation of energy consumption of vehicles in EU Trans-European TransportNetwork[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92:120-130.

• Hong A, Boarnet M G, Houston D. New light rail transit andactive travel: A longitudinal study[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policyand Practice, 2016, 92: 131-144.

• Patil S, Patruni B, Potoglou D, et al. Public preference fordata privacy–A pan-European study on metro/train surveillance[J].Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92: 145-161.

• Song S, Diao M, Feng C C. Individual transport emissions andthe built environment: A structural equation modelling approach[J].Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92: 206-219.

• Hatfield J, Boufous S. The effect of non-recreationaltransport cycling on use of other transport modes: A cross-sectional on-linesurvey[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92:220-231.

• Chen Z, Xue J, Rose A, et al. The Impact of High-Speed RailInvestment on Economic and Environmental Change in China: A Dynamic CGEAnalysis[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92: 232-245.

• Special section on ATRS Bordeaux 2014; Guestedited by Chunyan Yu, Volodymyr Bilotkach, and Seock-Jin Hong

• Jiang C, Zhang A. Airline network choice and market coverageunder high-speed rail competition[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policyand Practice, 2016, 92: 248-260.

• D’Alfonso T, Jiang C, Bracaglia V. Air transport and highspeed rail competition: environmental implications and mitigation strategies[J].Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92: 261-276.

• Grampella M, Martini G, Scotti D, et al. The factorsaffecting pollution and noise environmental costs of the current aircraftfleet: An econometric analysis[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice,2016, 92: 310-325.

• Abate M. Economic effects of air transport marketliberalization in Africa[J]. 2014.

• Chang Y H, Yeh C H. Managing corporate social responsibilitystrategies of airports: The case of Taiwan’s Taoyuan International AirportCorporation[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, 2016, 92:338-348.

• MacLean L, Richman A, MacLean S. Benchmarking airports withspecific safety performance measures[J]. Transportation Research Part A: Policyand Practice, 2016, 92: 349-364.

  
  

Landscape and Urban Planning

• Head B W, Xiang W N. Why is an APT approach to wickedproblems important?[J]. Landscape and Urban Planning, 2016, 154: 4-7.

• Tietjen A, J?rgensen G. Translating a wicked problem: Astrategic planning approach to rural shrinkage in Denmark[J]. Landscape andUrban Planning, 2016, 154: 29-43.

• Duckett D, Feliciano D, Martin-Ortega J, et al. Tacklingwicked environmental problems: The discourse and its influence on praxis inScotland[J]. Landscape and Urban Planning, 2016, 154: 44-56.

• Huang G, London J K. Mapping in and out of “messes”: Anadaptive, participatory, and transdisciplinary approach to assessing cumulativeenvironmental justice impacts[J]. Landscape and Urban Planning, 2016, 154: 57-67.

• Everingham J A, Collins N, Cavaye J, et al. Energy from thefoodbowl: Associated land-use conflicts, risks and wicked problems[J].Landscape and Urban Planning, 2016, 154: 68-80.

• Head B W, Ross H, Bellamy J. Managing wicked natural resourceproblems: The collaborative challenge at regional scales in Australia[J].Landscape and Urban Planning, 2016, 154: 81-92.

• Muller B. Mending man’s ways: Wickedness, complexity andoff-road travel[J]. Landscape and Urban Planning, 2016, 154: 93-101.

  
  

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