TeMA - Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment

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No. 1 (2026): Living and Walking in Cities: Mobility, Public Space and Spatial Justice

The Special Issue of TeMA results from the XXVII International Conference “Living and Walking in Cities”, held in Brescia (Italy) on the 11-12 September 2025. Over more than thirty years, the LWC conferences promoted an interdisciplinary platform for discussing among researchers, practitioners and decision-makers engaged in the fields of transport and urban planning. The Special Issue contains ten articles that deal with an integrated mobility perspective as a spatial, social, and environmental planning issue, with a focus on spatial justice, health, and urban regeneration processes.

Published: 30-03-2026

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Editorial preface

Maurizio Tira, Martina Carra, Gerardo Carpentieri, Carmela Gargiulo, Michele Pezzagno, Anna Richiedei, Michela Tiboni

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SI 2026. Living and Walking in Cities

Walking access to public facilities in the touristic historic centre of Bologna: gaps and unbalances for residents and tourists

Fangyu Chen, Elisa Conticelli

7-20
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Assessing socio-spatial equity in access to coastal areas of Italian island cities

Mana Dastoum, Tazyeen Alam, Reza Askarizad, Tiziana Campisi, Chiara Garau

21-36
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Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans and active mobility. An assessment through the lens of justice

Aida Shaneh, Elisabetta Vitale Brovarone, Francesca Blanc, Giulia Melis

37-49
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Bologna Città 30. Experiences and perspectives

Valentina Orioli, Luca Bellinato, Cleto Carlini

51-63
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Intermediate railway stations in medium-to-low density areas. An analysis of five European metropolitan contexts

Ludovica Dangelo, Marika Fior, Paolo Galuzzi

65-78
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The archipelago of urban health. A vision for Milan from the railway yard regeneration

Giovanna Fossa, Federico Mistò, Quying Wang, Giulio Zilli

79-92
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Walking in the heat. A pedestrian-centric heat exposure modeling framework

Nicola Colaninno

93-104
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Citizen science and biodiversity in urban planning. Enhancing public spaces through the URBioPark project

Michela Tiboni, Anna Bertolazzi, Michela Nota, Achille Amatucci, Filippo Gallese, Giovanni Maifredi, Anita Maienza, Luciano Massetti, Elena Pivato, Vera Ventura, Claudia Zani

105-117
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The regeneration of public housing neighborhoods: the Italian case of the hills of western Genoa

Francesca Pirlone, Ilenia Spadaro, Federica Paoli

119-131
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Innovative policies and practices for sustainable rural mobility across Europe

Muhammad Junaid, Maddalena Ferretti, Giovanni Marinelli

133-148
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TeMA - Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment

Current Issue

Full Issue

Editorial

Editorial preface

SI 2026. Living and Walking in Cities

Walking access to public facilities in the touristic historic centre of Bologna: gaps and unbalances for residents and tourists

Assessing socio-spatial equity in access to coastal areas of Italian island cities

Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans and active mobility. An assessment through the lens of justice

Bologna Città 30. Experiences and perspectives

Intermediate railway stations in medium-to-low density areas. An analysis of five European metropolitan contexts

The archipelago of urban health. A vision for Milan from the railway yard regeneration

Walking in the heat. A pedestrian-centric heat exposure modeling framework

Citizen science and biodiversity in urban planning. Enhancing public spaces through the URBioPark project

The regeneration of public housing neighborhoods: the Italian case of the hills of western Genoa

Innovative policies and practices for sustainable rural mobility across Europe

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