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Editor-In-Chief | Euijune Kim(Seoul National University) |
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Manuscript Editor | Sung Hyun Kim (Korea Planning Association) |
Publisher | Chanho Kim (Chung-Ang University) |
Material Type : electronic books, journals No.
Frequency : The end of February, April, June, August, October, November and December
ISSN : 1226-7147(Print), 2383-9171(eISSN)
The Journal of the Korea Planning Association (JKPA) is an open access journal founded in 1966. As the leading academic journal in urban and regional planning in South Korea, JKPA has embraced the multidisciplinary nature of this field.
The official journal title is The Journal of the Korea Planning Association (JKPA), JKPA encourages submissions of articles that employ multidisciplinary research methods and involve diverse geographical contexts, including non-Korean cities and rural areas. As the scope of the journal is international, we encourage submissions of articles from places that have experienced similar or different patterns of urban development to Korean cities, which are frequently characterized by rapid economic growth and urbanization.
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Volume 59(3); June 2024
Lee, Jiwon, Lee, Juhyun, Jang, Seok-Gil Denver, Gim, Tae-Hyoung Tommy
The pandemic has altered our lives, yet its impact is not equal for everyone. Some groups or individuals have experienced more severe effects, thus exacerbating...
Jeong, Kwang Sik, Yoo, Hyejeong, Kwon, Youngsang
Housing improvement in Korea has typically involved the total demolition and redevelopment of apartment complexes. This study examines the hypothesis that a hom...
Kim, Yejin, Lee, Sugie
Recently, a growing trend toward developing urban plans that prioritize factors influencing travel time as a means of creating sustainable cities has been obser...
Kim, Dong-Geun, Ahn, Jung-Geun, Kim, Dong-In
Despite Korea entering an era of population decline after 2020, the concentration of functions in cities and the demand for urban land continue to increase due ...
Jeong, Hyun, Jun, Hee-Jung
This study aimed to examine the spatial disparities and determinants of accessibility of medical facilities of varying sizes. Utilizing the Korea Transport Inst...
Kim, Ye-Keun, Kang, Min-Gu, Park, Si-Hyeon, Hong, ji-Won, Kwon, Young-Sang
As interest in technology for urban improvement grows, there is a need for platforms that integrate citizen participation with urban planning using ICT. While e...
Jung, Hyunsu, Park, Eunchong, Lee, Sugie
With the growth of logistics industry, there has been an increasing number of concerns regarding oversupply and the indiscriminate expansion of logistics facili...
Kim, Kyuhyuk, Won, Minsu, Song, Taijin
It is crucial to develop a trip generation model based on urban function to estimate the optimal travel demand for multiple cities selected as the study area. H...
Park, Eunchong, Lee, Sugie
As online consumption increases, the demand for delivery in cities continues to increase, and delivery is becoming routine. In response, customer logistics serv...
Kwon, Yeon-Hwa
The number of foreigners residing in the country has increased, leading to the natural formation of “foreigner-concentrated areas” (FCA) centered around specifi...
Jo, Woori, Kim, Booyuel
South Korea introduced minimum housing standards in 2004. Since then, it has been compiling statistics on households that do not meet these standards through th...
A Study on the Quantitative Viewpoint Selection Method Based on the Floating Population
Nho, Jun-Hui, Ahn, Jong-Wook, Chung, Il-Hoon
This study aimed to quantitatively and objectively select qualitative viewpoints in landscape evaluations for various development projects. To address poor eval...