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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
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Korea Citation Index [chosen by NRF as an excellent journal]
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Volume 60(2); April 2025
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Bayarsaikhan, Tsolmon, Lee, Jiwon, Gim, Tae-Hyoung Tommy
This study examines the changes in leisure attitudes and behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic and their effect on mental health. It identifies the mediating r...
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Seong, Wooseok, Kim, Hyebin, Lee, Sugie
Crime negatively impacts daily activities and diminishes the quality of life for urban residents. Analyzing the spatial distribution and types of crime, along ...
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Kang, Seoyoon, Jun, Hee-Jung
This paper analyzes the changes in the spatial patterns and contributing factors of Seoulโs public bicycle station locations (i.e., Ddareungi) in 2016 and 2021....
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Lee, Gi-Hun, Ma, Kang-Rae
In 2018, South Korea recorded a total fertility rate (TFR) of less than 1, ranking the lowest among OECD countries and reflecting the worsening low birth rate i...
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Urban Clustering in Java Island of Indonesia : Insights from Percolation Theory
Khasanah, Nurlaely, Kim, Euijune
This study employs a percolation-based approach using road network data to analyze the impact of road network expansion on urban clustering across Java Island, ...
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The Impact of Social Diversity and Physical Built Environment Characteristics on Urban Vitality
Oh, Ji-Woon, Jung, Ju-Chul
In urban planning, urban vitality is regarded as a key indicator of the spatial and temporal complexity of city centers. It significantly contributes to residen...
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Yang, Yoonseo, Song, Jaemin, Yoon, Seo Youn
This paper introduces a latent class regression model to examine the intention to move among individuals engaged in work-from-home (WFH) arrangements. In contra...
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Changes in the Risk of Closures of Self-employed Businesses in Seoul after COVID-19
Yun, Jongjin, Ju, Jaeuk
Despite the decline in both foot traffic and sales within Seoulโs commercial districts following the COVID-19 pandemic, existing research suggests that reduced ...
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Jung, Jae-Young, Kang, Min-Gyu
South Korea faces limitations in land availability. Therefore, preventing urban sprawl and managing land resources efficiently is essential to preserve them fo...