A New Theory of Urban Design by Christopher W. Alexander

Vol 9, Issue 3: Planning and Managing Climate and Energy Transitions in Ordinary Cities.

Vol 9, Issue 3: Transformative Local Governments: Addressing Social Urban Challenges by Bringing People and Politics Together.

Vol 9, Issue 3: Industrial Heritage and Cultural Clusters: More Than A Temporary Affair?.

Vol 9, Issue 2: Post-Socialist Neoliberalism and the Production of Space.

Vol 9, Issue 2: Housing Norms and Standards: The Design of Everyday Life.

Vol 9, Issue 2: Urban Shrinkage, Degrowth, and Sustainability: How Do They Connect in Urban Planning?.

Vol 9, Issue 1: Urban Borderlands: Difference, Inequality, and Spatio-Temporal In-Betweenness in Cities.

Vol 9, Issue 1: Co-Production in the Urban Setting: Fostering Definitional and Conceptual Clarity Through Comparative Research.

Vol 9, Issue 1: Citizen Participation, Digital Agency, and Urban Development.

Vol 8, Issue 4: Improvisation, Conviviality, and Conflict in Everyday Encounters in Public Space.

Vol 8, Issue 4: Planning, Manufacturing, and Sustainability: Towards Green(er) Cities Through Conspicuous Production.

Vol 8, Issue 4: Between the “Structural” and the “Everyday”: Bridging Macro and Micro Perspectives in Comparative Urban Research.

Vol 8, Issue 3: Shipping Canals in Transition: Rethinking Spatial, Economic, and Environmental Dimensions From Sea to Hinterland.

Vol 8, Issue 3: Car Dependency and Urban Form.

Vol 8, Issue 3: Assessing the Complex Contributions of Christopher Alexander.

Vol 8, Issue 2: Planning Around Polarization.Vol 8, Issue 2: Queer(ing) Urban Planning and Municipal Governance.Scholars interested in guest editing a thematic issue of Urban Planning are kindly invited to contact the Editorial Office of the journal ( ). With our plurithematic issues we intended to draw the attention of researchers, policy-makers, scientists and the general public to some of the topics of highest relevance.

A New Theory of Urban Design by Christopher W. Alexander