The distinguished German planner, Professor Klaus Kunzmann, shares his thoughts on what the Covid19 crisis means for Europe, China, places and planning.

Back in 2006 I wrote an article in Planning, which recalled my working environment in 1973. Here it is.

A major study of health, education and sustainability in rapidly growing cities poses some difficult questions for public policy makers.

Urban Transformation and “New Style” Urbanisation in China was the theme of a major conference hosted by the University of Glasgow.

The exhibition at the Ninth World Urban Forum highlights the Asian embrace of Smart Cities.

The ninth World Urban Forum opens on 7 February 2018, and I am here in Kuala Lumpur and will be reporting on it on this website and on other social media.

At the recent Innovation Circle Network conference I spoke about China's One Belt One Road vision. This blog sketches and comments on this ambitious transnational project.

Guest blogger Klaus Kunzmann explores a mueum devoted to the history of urban planning in a Chinese city.

China's slowing growth and rising debts have sent tremors through global markets. Urbanisation has been integral to the near double digit annual growth over recent years, so what does the slow down mean for regional and local development within China, and in particular for the local authorities?

In his Guest Blog, Klaus Kunzmann reports from China of the pressures to make "smart cities".