6 items published.
Draws lessons from how German cities received Ukrainian refugees, framing refugees as stakeholders in urban development rather than only as recipients of aid.
Launched with the Government of South Sudan, the review argues that rapid urbanisation should be harnessed as a driver of stability, jobs and inclusive growth in a post-conflict setting.
Revisits Aleppo's pre-2011 municipal planning vision and argues that post-war recovery should build on it rather than start from a blank slate.
Uses the Canal Istanbul megaproject to examine competing visions of urban governance and the future of the city.
Explores temporary urban gardening projects at the intersection of food justice, welfare activation policies and the plural ways such spaces are valued.
Building on Cities Outlook 2026, this report examines the economic performance of the UK's big cities outside London and how growth, jobs and housing could raise living standards.