Investigating the factors influencing the Reverse Migration from Tabriz metropolis to the Suburbs and adjoining villages by Ali Azar, ghorban Mahboubi, Mahsa Salahi Ranbari

“…Introduction   One of the emerging phenomena of modern urbanization that has had a significant impact on various problems in metropolitan areas is the reverse migration from urban to villages locating in the suburbs of the cities. …”
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Toward a Resilient Public Transportation System: Effective Monitoring and Control under Service Disruptions by Mo, Baichuan

“…Urban public transit is an important component of transportation systems and plays a critical role in providing mobility in many metropolitan areas. However, with aging systems, continuous expansion, and near-capacity operations, transit systems are susceptible to unplanned delays and service disruptions caused by equipment, weather, passengers, or other internal and external factors, resulting in great inconvenience for passengers and economic loss for operators. …”
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Financial centre development in Central and Eastern Europe: the rise of Warsaw and the hierarchy of regional financial centres by Hashimoto, T

“…In terms of structure, (1) by documenting the history of financial institutional reforms in Poland, the Czech Republic (Czechia), and Hungary, it lays a foundation for investigating the geography of financial centres in CEE; (2) by measuring the spatial reach of capital market services, it provides a landscape of financial services trade in the region, linking the national financial centres with the global network of cities; and (3) by analysing the concentration of FABS employment in major Polish metropolitan areas, it illustrates how the rise of Warsaw has modified the hierarchy of domestic financial centres. …”

Analysis Spatial Pattern of Indicators Urban Poverty in Babol city by Amer Nikpour, Morteza Rezazadeh, Fatemeh Allahgholitabar Nesheli

“…Conclusion The complexity of urban systems and the relationships and interactions between them lead to the formation of various phenomena in urban and metropolitan areas. Spatial inequality is one of these urban phenomena, examples of which are urban poverty. …”
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Secondary PM_2.5 decreases significantly less than NO₂ emission reductions during COVID lockdown in Germany by V. Balamurugan, J. Chen, Z. Qu, X. Bi, F. N. Keutsch, F. N. Keutsch

“…<p>This study estimates the influence of anthropogenic emission reductions on the concentration of particulate matter with a diameter smaller than 2.5 <span class="inline-formula">µ</span>m (PM<span class="inline-formula">_2.5</span>) during the 2020 lockdown period in German metropolitan areas. After accounting for meteorological effects, PM<span class="inline-formula">_2.5</span> concentrations during the spring 2020 lockdown period were 5 % lower compared to the same time period in 2019. …”
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The Role of Smart Urban Development in the Development of the Dilapidated Areas of Tabriz City: A Case Study of 8th District of Tabriz by Arezoo Shafaati, Reza Valizade, Akbar Rahimi, Ali Panahi

“…Extent AbstractIntroductionNew urbanization developments and the emergence of problems in the world have made the central cities of metropolitan areas more vulnerable to the adverse effects of urban development compared to other urban areas. …”
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Evaluation of Ecological Potential for Determining Optimal Land Use in Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Case Study: Taleghan City) by Mojtaba Rafieian, Mehran Mahmoodi

“…A land suitability index for strategic environmental assessment in metropolitan areas. Journal of Landscape and Urban Planning, 81(3), 200-212.- Ndubisi, F., Meo, T., & Ditto, N. (1995). …”
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Spatial Modeling of Factors Affecting Building Density: A Case Study of Hamedan City by amer nikpour, Behnaz Mohammadyari, Mohammad Soleymani

“…Bidirectional urban flows in rapidly urbanizing metropolitan areas and their macro and micro impacts on urban growth: A case study of the Yangtze River middle reaches megalopolis, China. …”
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Design, optimization and simulation of trad­able mobility credits by Liu, Renming

“…Demand management has thus become an increasingly important focus of the policy agenda in many metropolitan areas. Congestion pricing as a demand management instrument has been widely investigated in both theory and practice motivated by its potential gains in social welfare. …”
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A new green deal for climate challenges and urban regeneration by Alessandro Claudi de St. Mihiel

“…The future of our metropolitan areas therefore depends on the ability to encourage adaptation to the major changes taking place through a general rethinking of the city theme, in which interest is concentrated on the value of public space and on the resilience of urban contexts that present conditions of natural or anthropogenic vulnerability. …”
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包容性評鑑取向運用於偏鄉國民中學 學習扶助方案之探究 A Remedial Instruction Program in a Rural Junior High School Through an Inclusive Evaluation Approach by 孫俊傑 Chun-Chieh Sun, 李靜儀 Ching-Yi Lee, 龔心怡 Hsin-Yi Kung

“…The widening gap in academic achievement between students in remote schools and those in metropolitan areas is a key concern that requires attention from the current education system. …”
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偏遠地區國中小畢業生跨區升學、家長教育 期望、參與學校教育及學校選擇因素之探究 Correlations Between Interdistrict Enrollment, Parental Educational Expectation, Parental Involvement, and School Choice in Rural Areas... by 簡瑋成 Wei-Cheng Chien, 謝傳崇 Chuan-Chung Hsieh

“…Regarding the effects of parental involvement in school education on school selection, Cox and Witko (2008) and McGinn and Ben-Porath (2014) did not report any correlation between parental involvement and school choice; however, their research samples mainly comprised parents from general or metropolitan areas and might not have represented parents in remote areas. …”
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Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (Helsinki Commission): Briefing on Truth, Reconciliation, and Healing Toward a Unified Future Thursday, July 18, 2019

“…He shows photos and reminds audiences that it was largely the unpaid labor of black men and women that cleared the dense forests to make way for railroads, highways, and metropolitan areas. The protracted history of enslavement of African Americans and its aftermath often leads people to view racial hierarchy as only a black?…”
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