Large sections of the central residential areas in the two biggest cities of Greece, Athens and Thessaloniki, have a number of attributes that define them as problematic areas, as a result of the history of their development. ...

To investigate waste separation behaviour (WSB) of students living in Nijmegen, two different analyses were used. The first tested students’ claimed behaviour and whether this behaviour differs between the two main types ...

Since 2008, a shift from a public-led approach towards owners-led and (more) private-led development can be seen in The Netherlands. Practice shows a large number of experiments which try developing in a ‘new’ way, in the ...

New smart mobility developments may aid to influence the resilience of the mobility network in the Randstad. The main research question: To what extend do smart mobility measures at an urban level influence the regional ...

Smart City is a concept that serves as a guideline for cities that are able to develop according to six principles; Environment, Living, Mobility and Infrastructure, Economy, People and Government. Each of the six principles ...

Cities are increasingly being recognised as both actors in and subjects to European policy making. They use city networks to share their knowledge and to be able to represent their interests with a united voice in the ...