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Stephen Liwur

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Florida State University

United States

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Stephen Liwur is a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Florida State University, USA. His research focuses on urban growth, sustainable development, and the management of green spaces in Ghana, as highlighted in his recent articles. He employs spatial decision modeling and geospatial analysis to explore the complexities of urban environments and planning regulations in the Global South.

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Margaret Hicken

Research Associate Professor

University of Michigan

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Amber DeJohn

Assistant Professor

Florida State University

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‘Rentierism’ at the peri-urban edge: Studentification, speculative land markets, and the uneven geographies of gentrification in Ghana

Whose sustainability? Planning theory as environmental imagination for sustainable urban futures in the Global South

Instrumental and normative perspectives on non-compliance with urban planning and development regulations in Ghana

Urban futures on the edge? Quantifying the spatial interaction effects of Urban form and heat on particulate pollution in Sub-Saharan African cities

Measuring “third places”: Comparing neighborhood data for cognitive health research

Everyday urbanism: Informal pathways to mixed-use and compact development in Kumasi, Ghana

After the flames and smoke, then what? Spatial analysis and heterogeneity modeling of bushfire effects on vegetation health and air quality in Ghana

Urban growth or urban risk? Unraveling the flood paradox in Kumasi (Ghana) through the lens of natural factors and spatial decision modeling

The housing quality conundrum: exploring sustainable transnational strategies and their applicability in the global south—a systematic review

For or against sustainable development? A geospatial analysis of the state of green space ecosystems in West Gonja, Ghana

For or against sustainable development? A geospatial analysis of the state of green space ecosystems in West Gonja, Ghana

Non-compliance with planning regulations and their implication for the achievement of the sustainable development goals: insights from physical planners in the Ashanti Region of Ghana

Understanding the gnawing threat of encroachment of urban green spaces in Ghana’s growing urban fabric

Situating the Compliance with Land Use Regulations within the Context of Sustainable City Development: Lessons from Ho Municipality of Ghana

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From engineered landfill to uncontrolled dumpsite: situational analysis, extent of buffer zone encroachment and challenges of the Oti Landfill, Kumasi, Ghana

Green spaces in Ghana’s built environment: Analyzing perceptions and urban planning perspectives through the lens of the New Environmental Paradigm

Green spaces in Ghana's built environment: Analyzing perceptions and urban planning perspectives through the lens of the New Environmental Paradigm

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Amber DeJohn

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