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Journal of
Korea Planning Association
| 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)
Introduction of Journal
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.
Aims and Scope
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.
- - Planning Theory
- - Transportation and Infrastructure Planning
- - Environmental Planning
- - Sustainable Development
- - Planning Education and Pedagogy
- - Planning Practice
- - Urban Regeneration and Renewal
- - Regional Development and Planning
- - Urban Policy and Politics
- - Urban and Landscape Design
- - Real Estate Development
- - Housing and Community Development
- - Land Use Planning
- - Planning for Disasters and Public Safety
- - Smart City
- - Spatial Analysis and GIS
- - Economic Development Planning
- - Public Administration, Finance, Budgeting
- - Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources
Indexed in
Korea Citation Index [chosen by NRF as an excellent journal]
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Volume 60(4); August 2025
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Spatial Patterns of Urban Shrinkage in Depopulating Municipalities in South Korea
Kang, Min-Kyeong, Park, Han-Na, Song, Jaemin
Population decline serves as both a cause and a consequence of urban shrinkage, increasing local financial burdens and undermining urban sustainability. Analyzi...
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Choi, Hye-rim
The purpose of this study is twofold: to analyze differences in the spatial structure of regional population decline between urban center and periphery and to d...
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Kim, Woo Sik, Kim, Dong In, Yoon, Dong Keun
Population imbalance in South Korea is intensifying owing to an increasing concentration in metropolitan areas and a progressive decline of peripheral regions. ...
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Chung, I Re, Kim, Euijune
This study systematically reviews 28 peer-reviewed journal articles to examine the interaction between transportation infrastructure and population dynamics. Th...
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Local Vitality in Depopulating Regions : Where and Why It Thrives
Yang, Hee Jin, Jin, Yesong, Choe, Hahjin
This study aimed to explore the factors contributing to local vitality in depopulating regions. A mixed-methods approach was employed, using Gyeongsangbuk-do as...
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Kamata, Yoko, Nam, Kwang-Woo
Local cities in South Korea are experiencing various urban challenges due to ongoing population decline and aging. Japanโs Location Optimization Plan (LOP), a c...
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Predicting Housing Vacancies in Depopulating Areas with Spatial GAMLSS
Lee, So-Yeong, Bae, Min-Cheul, Joo, Hee-Sun
Housing vacancy, exacerbated by population aging and decline, generates negative externalities that extend beyond property owners, impacting real estate markets...
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Kim, Yoon Young, Gim, Tae-Hyoung Tommy
This study explores the relationship between satisfaction and loyalty among residents and tourists in the context of addressing population decline. It uses the ...
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Lee, Yesung, Noh, Yeji, Ryu, Jaehyuk, An, Sojeong, Kweon, Junhyeon, Lee, Sugie
Can artificial intelligence (AI) represent citizens in urban planning? Owing to the continuous development of large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, LLMs...
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Park, Jaewon, Oh, Jihwan, Son, Subin, Goo, Byungjin, Park, Jihan
This study classifies tourist destinations in terms of their interconnectivity via network analysis and surrounding environmental factors. The 242 tourist desti...
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Cao, Yue, Kim, Sunjae, Lee, Sugie
Creating a vibrant neighborhood environment is a key component of sustainable urban development. Urban theorist Jane Jacobs explains that urban vitality occurs ...
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Kim, Jiho, Lee, Bo Kyeong, Huh, Dongsuk, Kwon, Kyusang
As the school-age population declines and schools are merged or closed, students increasingly face longer commutes. This situation necessitates re-examining sch...
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Seo, Jeong-Heun, Ma, Kang-Rae
The special zone system in South Korea has evolved over time in line with changes in economic and regional development policies. Although the special zone syste...
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Jeon, Soojung, Jin, Jangik
The concentration of young people in large cities in Korea, particularly in the Seoul metropolitan area, has been an ongoing issue, raising concerns about susta...
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Kim, Seulki, Kim, Euijune
This study applies a Staggered Difference-in-Differences model to examine the effects of the phased designation and lifting of Speculative Overheating Zones. Th...
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Park, Giwoong, Kim, Byungsuk, Park, Chang Sug
Despite expectations that carbon neutrality policies will have varying impacts across industries and regions, responses remain uniform and fragmented. For a suc...