European Urban and Regional Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of European Urban and Regional Studies is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Work from home and big city out-migration before and after the pandemic87
Spatial policy since the global financial crisis22
Value ‘stripping’: Affordable housing, institutional investment, and the political economy of municipal debt19
The border in common: The Janus-faced place attachment of cross-border regions19
Winners of the 2022 Jim Lewis Prize18
Hierarchical tendencies, functional specializations, and (in)stability across European banking centers17
Transformation of the state-capital relationship over public land in Turkey17
Urban circularity as a planning challenge: The ‘forgotten’ pillar of circular city agendas?16
The financialisation of short-term rentals in Barcelona: Property ownership and the consolidation of a new asset class16
The role of (changing) consultants and data in the market for sustainable, financialized, real estate markets16
Winners of the 2025 Jim Lewis Prize16
Energy poverty in the Energy Community region: Interrogating policy formulation and coverage15
Cultural governance within and across cities and regions: Evidence from the English publicly funded arts sector15
Between the democratization of housing and the neoliberal responsibilization of citizens: The proliferation of co-housing in Viennese city planning14
Firm–education–industry association linkages: Driving the territorial embeddedness of business services multinational corporations in Romania?14
Smart(er) rural areas: Framing ‘smart villages’ for conceptual development and EU policy13
Drawing the boundaries of ‘good citizenship’ through state-led urban redevelopment in Dikmen Valley13
Lived experiences of water poverty in Barcelona12
The urban roots of populism: Mapping and explaining populist strongholds within major Italian cities (2013–2022)12
Fragmenting urban space: Do residential compounds increase segregation?12
Marginal housing financialisation in Thessaloniki: Rent gaps, tourism and the hesitance of institutional investors12
Temporary protection, refugee fatigue and political discontent in European Union cities of refuge11
Small and smart municipalities: The evolving priorities and readiness for smart development10
‘In but not fully of Europe’: Situating the Ottoman legacy in the heritage initiatives of the European Union and the Council of Europe10
The state of municipal energy transitions: Multi-scalar constraints and enablers of Europe’s post-carbon energy ambitions9
The financialization of rental housing 3.09
Governing the bairro clandestino of Cova da Moura (1974–2015): Decentred and collaborative governance in an informal neighbourhood in Lisbon’s metropolitan area8
Making it up: Adaptive approaches to bringing freelance cultural work to a cultural ecologies discourse8
Ecology, economy and climate crisis in European urban and regional development8
Cities fight for autonomy: A view from an ongoing protest in Israel7
Corrigendum to “Away from the cities? A medium-to-long-term investigation of how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed population spatial patterns in Italy”7
Trajectories of value capture, strategic coupling and labour regime reconfiguration: Coal mining, automotives and business services in post-socialist Romania7
Determinants of cross-border cultural integration: Case studies of the EU Basque and Upper Rhine cross-border regions7
Contesting the integration narrative: Shifting perceptions of EUrope6
Cultural backstages as urban creative ecologies: The case of Glasgow6
Impact of the Czech–Polish intergovernmental Turów dispute on mental distance and cross-border integration: Avoiding problems, or neighbours?6
Geographies of state-led housing rentierization: The case of tax subsidies for household build-to-rent investment in France6
What about Europe? European identity and spatial imaginaries of Europe among Polish migrants during post-Brexit negotiations in Scotland6
Vertical segregation in the apartment blocks of Athens and Budapest: A comparative study6
Spatial patterns of circular engagement and resilience in Romania6
Permanence and change in urban segregation: Segregation trends in different neighbourhoods of Athens, 1991–20216
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