We are pleased to inform that on June 24, 2019, Urban Development Issues has officially entered into the prestigious, international database of ERiH PLUS (European Reference Index for the Humanities and Social Sciences). The journal published by the Institute of Urban and Regional Development has passed the substantive and formal evaluation, classifying itself to the […]
At the end of May 2019 Institute of Urban and Regional Development has signed an agreement with International Visegrad Fund for the implementation in 2019-2020 of the project Urban Lab Network in V4 + – the innovation tool for smart cities (under the Visegrad + grant). The project application had been prepared by the team of our Institute and partners […]
We are happy to announce that volume 61 (March 2019) of the Urban Development Issues scientific quarterly, published by the Institute of Urban and Regional Development, has just appeared online. In the current volume you can find e.g. papers by professor Loretta Lees (University of Leicester, UK) and professor Nick Bailey (University of Glasgow, UK) […]
On 17 January 2019, in the seat of the Ministry of Investment and Economic Development, the first meeting of the Consortium Council of the project entitled New model of urbanisation in Poland – practical implementation of the principles of responsible urbanisation and compact city (NEWURBPACT) was held. The Consortium Council was established by the Project […]
2nd International Conference of the Urban Development Issues Journal On 5th and 6th October 2018, National Institute for Spatial Policy and Housing in cooperation with Institute of Geography and Spatial Management (Jagiellonian University) organised the second edition of Urban Development Issues journal conference. Authors of 19 oral presentations (3 keynotes) and 1 poster represented 8 […]
The team from National Institute for Spatial Policy and Housing, led by Dorota Szlenk-Dziubek and Magdalena Miśkowiec, wrote a book within POWER 2014-2020 project. It is practical handbook about how to lead public participation in spatial planning. Public participation means involvement of individuals, groups and local communities in public decision making. In the last few years […]
