International Development Planning Review is a peer-reviewed journal which provides an interdisciplinary platform for the critical study of development related practices, planning and policy in the global South. The journal publishes theoretically informed and empirically grounded papers, critical reviews, and viewpoints.

The Journal adopts double-blind peer review process

English

United Kingdom

Anthropology, City, Complex Systems, Criticism, Data Management, Decision Support Systems, Development Economics, Economics, Future Developments, Globalization, Governance, Health & Wellbeing, Health Emergency, Health Risk, Higher Education, ICT, Innovative Approaches, Interdisciplinary Approach, Local Communities, Monitoring, Networks, Planning, Risk Management, Safety and Security, SDGs 2030, Social Impact, Social Sustainability, Sustainability, Sustainable Cities, Sustainable Development, Theory, Urban Regeneration, Urban Studies & Planning

1997

Liverpool University Press

4

January, April, June, October

Daniel Hammett, Glyn Williams

Cabell’s Whitelist; Current Contents/Social and Behavioural Sciences (USA); Development and Welfare (India); Geo Abstracts (UK); GEOBASE; International Bibliography of Book Reviews (Germany); International Bibliography of Periodical Literature (Germany); International Development Abstracts (UK); International Regional Science Review (USA); Sage Public Administration Abstracts (USA); Sage Urban Studies Abstracts (USA); Social Sciences Citation Index (USA); Sociological Abstracts (USA); Sustainability and Natural Resource Management database (USA).

Not declared.

D.Hammett@sheffield.ac.uk