Vol. 3 n. 1 | 2018 | FULL ISSUE

Abstract

Established on a well-consolidated global network of scholars and professionals, The Journal of Public Space is committed to expand current scholarship by offering a global perspective and providing the opportunity for unheard countries to speak up and to discuss neglected as well as emerging topics that are usually sidelined in mainstream knowledge. The Journal of Public Space is addressing social sciences and humanities as a major field, and is interested also in attracting scholars from several disciplines. It will perform as a scholarly journal but also as an interdisciplinary platform of discussion and exchange by scholars, professionals, organizations, artists, activists and citizens, whose activities are related to public space. The Journal of Public Space will be enriched by hosting papers on design projects, art performances and social practices, fostering civic engagement and non-expert knowledge.

Prospective Peri-Urban Areas Around the New Capital City of Nusantara, Indonesia: Sustainable Development and New Urban Agenda Perspectives

“…Amidst the myriad of new urban problems and challenges, the recent development is not only based on and attempting to achieve SDGs but is also obligated to incorporate the New Urban Agenda (NUA) IOP Publishing doi:10.1088/1755-1315/1313/1/012020 11 into its foundation [24,25]. Peri-urban areas can substantially enhance the efforts to meet the standards and principles of the NUA by strengthening rural-urban linkage, sociocultural cohesion, and ecological function to support the urban area [26], which, in this case, is the new capital.…”