Aims and Scope
disP – The Planning Review is an interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed scientific journal for planning scholarship. We publish high-quality and original research on important planning issues. This includes topics in the areas of urban development, city and town planning, urban policy and governance, urban studies, landscape and environmental planning, regional development, and transportation planning. The journal is open to qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods research in planning and urban studies and to contributions from different geographical regions. We are committed to combining theoretical discussion with empirical research to address pressing issues in planning theory, policy, and practice. Typically, two disP issues per year are devoted to a specific theme. Articles are mainly published in English, but may also be published in German, French, or Italian.