Social science disciplines are increasingly using narratives to develop theory and uncover
experiences that give an insightful understanding to people's beliefs and behaviours. This …

Urban walkability might be one of the most important indicators of a healthy city. Taking
Moscow as a case study we focused on assessing the walkability through a well-known …

The goal of this special issue is to argue for decolonial perspectives on urban transport and
to begin exploring them empirically. The point of departure for this endeavour is our …

Over the past four decades, commuter cycling has become a planning issue in cities that did
not have established cycling cultures. This category includes post-Socialist cities with recent …

Tbilisi has undergone spectacular changes which can be grasped by the concept of 'Multiple
Transformations', characteristic of post-socialist cities. Along with the reform of legislative …

While the nexus of time and space in cities is an established tradition in urban research, the
specific temporality of urban planning and redevelopment projects is an emerging theme in …

This study takes advantage of a publicly salient policy sphere--road quality--in the Russian
Federation's capital city to explore the use of digital technologies as means of aggregating …

This article examines the role of bureaucracy in the process of reforming Moscow's
transportation system. With reliance on the intellectual history of neoliberalism, the concept …

Zaryadye Park is an extravagant landsca** project–cum–multimedia attraction that
opened in 2017 adjacent to Moscow's Kremlin. This article opens with a short reflection on …

In summer 2017, residents of thousands of socialist-era apartment buildings in Moscow
were invited to vote and decide whether their building should be included in the demolition …