Publications

Our publications

Within the Cities-4-People consortium, academic partners have taken up the leading role in drafting scientific articles on a selection of research topics that are in line with the project’s objectives. Groups of dedicated writers form within the consortium have worked on each of them according to the specific expertise.

The Cities-4-People consortium supports open access of scientific publications. In this respect, Cities-4-People is taking all necessary actions to ensure free access to peer-reviewed articles resulting from the project.

These publications can be in relation to project’s findings in fields such as digital social innovation, social innovation, sustainable mobility developments, novel evaluation processes, and others. Such publications will be useful in order to generate an increased level of awareness and constructive feedback from the scientific community and other relevant project stakeholders.

• “Contextualising mobility variables” – Luise Noring, Isabel C. G. Fróes, Ditte Tellgren (September 2018)  read the article

• “Driving Factors of Sustainable Transportation: Satisfaction with Mode Choices and Mobility Challenges in Oxfordshire and Hamburg” – K Parnell, K Tatum, T. Cekic, & J Knieling (June 2019)  read the article

• “Co-creating sustainable urban planning and mobility interventions in the city of Trikala” – Margarita Angelidou, Eleni Karachaliou, Anastasia Matonaki, Karaberi Christina (October 2019)  read the article

• “Co-creation of Local Mobility Solutions: Lessons from the Mobility Lab in Hamburg-Altona” – K Tatum, T Cekic, A Landwehr, J Noennig, J Knieling, B Schroeter (February 2020)   read the article

• “Co-creation Techniques and Tools for planning at neighbourhood level. Experience from four European Research and innovations projects” – Angelidou, M. Karachaliou, E. Froes, I. Wippo, M. (May 2020)  read the article

• “Co-creating sustainable urban metabolism towards healthier cities” – Isabel Fróes, Malene Køster Lasthein (2020)  read the article