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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.
Korea Citation Index [chosen by NRF as an excellent journal]
Volume 60(1); February 2025
Seong, Wooseok, Lee, Sugie
The victims of crime within a city are primarily concentrated among socially vulnerable groups, such as women and older adults. Although studies pertaining to c...
Kim, Ju-Jin, Shin, Woo-Jin
Many rural areas have been classified as regions at risk of local extinction, owing to urban-centered development. To counter this and improve residents' living...
Her, Jaeseok, Im, Boyeong
This study examines the increasing โfear of crimeโ among residents in ethnic enclaves and investigates the fear levels of native Koreans and foreigners through ...
Kim, Daehwan, Han, Hyojoo, Lee, JaeHong, Kwon, Youngsang
Population is the future of the region, and fertility is the backbone of the population. However, fertility in the Republic of Korea (RoK) is steadily declining...
Im, Seungbin, Kim, Taewoo, Chun, Jayyeon, Kweon, Junhyeon, Ko, Joonho, Lee, Sugie
Public transportation influences the mobility and convenience of urban residents, as well as urban structure. In this context, the introduction of new public tr...
Jo, Jin Hee
In corporate strategy, it is becoming increasingly important to create ecosystems around anchor companies and their suppliers, rather than simply developing loc...
Song, Young-Ho, Ma, Kang-Rae
Asset inequality is closely linked to โreal estate assets,โ especially in South Korea, where, particularly in the Seoul Metropolitan Area (SMA), housing prices ...
The Effects of Housing Market Volatility on the Fertility Rate
Kim, Chunil
This study examines whether housing market volatility affects the fertility rate, which few studies have satisfactorily quantified. A descriptive analysis of th...
A Causality Analysis on Economy-Energy-Climate of Developing Countries
Lee, Minjoo, Lim, Jae-Bin
The intensification of climate change has resulted in increased focus on the interconnectedness of various economic and social sectors in recent years. In parti...
Integrated Flood Risk Assessment : Object-Level Analysis in Koreaโs Nakdong River Basin
Yang, Jeong-hyun, Yoo, Jonghyun
Climate change is intensifying flood risks in Korea, particularly in river basins susceptible to heavy rainfall and typhoons. This study provides a spatially de...
Yun, Miyoung, Park, Yujin
Effective management of the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect and heatwaves is essential for urban sustainability and quality of life. However, prior studies on su...
Exploring the Applicability of Meritocracy as a Framework for Analyzing Spatial Inequality
Lee, Shi-Chul
This paper proposes an analytical tool for investigating spatial inequality by examining the relationship between space and meritocracy. It describes the rhetor...