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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(6); November 2024
Kim, Jaehoon, Lee, Sugie
Seoul metropolitan new towns were rapidly developed to address the severe housing shortage in Seoul. Initially, these towns were criticized for lacking self-suf...
Lee, Seongmin, Woo, Myungje
South Korea has implemented a policy of developing hubs to address issues of unbalanced growth and regional decline. While the policy has faced criticism, studi...
Bae, Seong-Ho, Ma, Kang-Rae, Kim, Chan-Ho
The role of railway stations is emphasized to concentrate on urban functions and revitalize the local economy by forming a compressed spatial structure centered...
Yang, Hee Jin, Park, Hye Jung
The discussion surrounding smart cities as platforms for advancing technological and social innovation has intensified recently. While cities have historically ...
Hwang, Gyuna, Kim, Donghyun, Park, Jina
The commoditization of space today has shifted consumer preferences and consumption behavior, drawing attention to restaurants located on the outskirts of centr...
Choi, Chang Gyu, Seong, Eun Yeong, Sung, Hyungun
This study aims to discover the conceptual background of the Rosario Plan for Seoul in 1980, which is known as one of the transit-oriented metropolis plans. Thi...
Kim, Minkyu, Lee, Sugie
The cycle of growth, stagnation, and decline of commercial districts resembles that of a living, breathing organism. People are motivated to visit commercial di...
Analyzing Growth Determinants in Rural Areas by Regional Type
Chang, Heewon, An, Donghwan
This study examines the impact of various hard and soft factors on rural growth during an era of population decline, using the panel model applied to regional d...
Chae, Seungjin, Jin, Jangik
Public housing provides housing with low rents and deposits to low-income households to help them stabilize housing issues, ensure a residential environment, an...
A Study on the Effects of Small Housing Supply on the Residential Location of One-person Households
Jang, Jin-Ha, Nam, Jin
This study aims to examine the influence of small housing supplies on the choice of residential location of one-person households in the Seoul Metropolitan City...
Analyzing the Spatial Influence of Urban Form on Building Energy Consumption
Lee, Sujin, Song, Jaemin
Urban form affects the energy performance of buildings. Although the relationship between urban form and building energy consumption has been investigated, unde...
Lee, Ji Yun, Lee, Jae Ho
This study examines the relationship between the supply and demand of urban parks in Seoul, with emphasis on nine districts. A multifaceted approach is employed...