Guest editors: Giulia Motta Zanin and Daniele Vettorato

This Issue has been conceived as a result of the 4th International Conference SSPCR - Smart and Sustainable Planning for Cities and Regions 2022 for collecting a series of current research and practical applications performed by academics, young researchers and local associations on the challenges of long-distance walking routes as drivers for regional development from a variety of perspectives.

Cover image: "Making Pathways", by Gloria Toma

Guest editors: Giulia Motta Zanin & Stefania Santoro

This Issue entitled “Dealing with wicked environmental problems in urban and regional planning ” has been conceived for collecting a series of important topics included in current research interests and practical applications coming from young researchers regarding interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary works connected with social and environmental issues.

Cover image: "Troubles' shadows", by S. Santoro, November 2020

Guest editor: Maria Rosaria Stufano Melone

The present issue titled hosts interesting contributions to the on-going debate on the Innovation and the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in planning, management and evaluation issues. In these areas, they particularly aim to improve the process of elicitation and exchange of knowledge, through the development of new techniques and methods.

Cover image: "L'eredità del graffio", watercolor by M.R.Stufano Melone, February 2020

Domenico Camarda, Guest Editor

This volume includes a second group of papers coming from research directly or indirectly related to the XIX ECTQG (European Colloquium on Theoretical and Quantitative Geography) biennial Conference, which took place in Bari, Italy, from September 3 to 7, 2015. The event was organized by the Technical University of Bari at the Italian CIHEAM (Centre International de Hautes Etudes Agronomiques Méditerranéennes) Institute in Valenzano, involving about 120 participants who presented nearly 150 papers written by more than 300 authors worldwide.

Domenico Camarda, Guest Editor

This volume includes a first group of papers coming from research directly or indirectly related to the XIX ECTQG (European Colloquium on Theoretical and Quantitative Geography) biennial Conference, which took place in Bari, Italy, from September 3 to 7, 2015. The event was organized by the Polytechnic University of Bari at the Italian CIHEAM (Centre International de Hautes Etudes Agronomiques Méditerranéennes) Institute in Valenzano, involving about 120 participants who presented nearly 150 papers written by more than 300 authors worldwide.

Clara Copeta, Guest Editor

The present issue contains a first set of papers written in Spanish, oriented to Spanish-speaking audience.

Papers are partly re-elaborations and updates of previous Plurimondi articles, partly newly written contributions.

Clara Copeta, Guest Editor

The present issue contains a second set of papers written in Spanish, oriented to Spanish-speaking audience.

Papers are partly re-elaborations and updates of previous Plurimondi articles, partly newly written contributions.

Ivan Blečić, Guest Editor

Clara Copeta, Guest Editor

Michele Romano, Biagio Salvemini, Guest Editors

Dino Borri, Biagio Salvemini, Carla Tedesco, Guest Editors

Clara Copeta, Guest Editor

Dino Borri and Laura Grassini, Guest Editors.

This issue contains a second set of papers coming from scientific activities directly or indirectly related to the EU-funded project ANTINOMOS “A knowledge network for solving real life water problems in developing countries: Bridging contrasts” (EU-FP6). We are grateful to the EU for the financial support given to the ANTINOMOS project. Special thanks are due to our colleagues of the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Bari, who hosted the final ANTINOMOS conference where the papers of this issue were presented; to Alessandra Ricciardelli, who made the English proof reading and the editing of the volume; to Rossella Stufano who made the graphic design and the final editing of the volume, to Lucia Zambrini and Flavia Milone, who strongly supported the organization of the ANTINOMOS conference.

Dino Borri and Laura Grassini, Guest Editors.

This issue contains a first set of papers coming from scientific activities directly or indirectly related to the EU-funded project ANTINOMOS “A knowledge network for solving real life water problems in developing countries: Bridging contrasts” (EU-FP6). We are grateful to the EU for the financial support given to the ANTINOMOS project. Special thanks are due to our colleagues of the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Bari, who hosted the final ANTINOMOS conference where the papers of this issue were presented; to Alessandra Ricciardelli, who made the English proof reading and the editing of the volume; to Rossella Stufano who made the graphic design and the final editing of the volume, to Lucia Zambrini and Flavia Milone, who strongly supported the organization of the ANTINOMOS conference.

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