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• 2022Spatialising degrowth, degrowing urban planning36 cited
• 2021Barcelona’s housing policy under austerity urbanism: a contribution to the debate on degrowth and urban planning17 cited
• 2023Degrowth is coming to town: What can it learn from critical perspectives on urban transport?15 cited
• 2022What about the City? Towards an Urban Post-Growth Research Agenda13 cited
• 2023The Transformative Potential of Everyday Life: Shared Space, Togetherness, and Everyday Degrowth in Housing13 cited
• 2024Beyond the urban shift: towards a relational degrowth spatial politics12 cited
• 2024Hybrid Study of Quantitative–Qualitative Analysis to Recognize the Most Cost-Effectiveness Criteria to Develop Affordable Mass Housing11 cited
• 2024Rethinking planning and nature conservation through degrowth/ post-growth debates9 cited
• 2024Greening Red Vienna : lessons for social-ecological housing provision7 cited
• 2022Home swapping as a degrowth strategy for housing7 cited
• 2025Collective introduction and identifying the affordable mass housing projects features by analyzing successful case studies and the Delphi interview method6 cited
• 2024New Municipalism and the Challenges of Design: Context, Instruments and Implementation5 cited
• 2024Transport innovations in the cracks: reading for potential post-growth transport and mobilities with Deleuze and Guattari5 cited
• 2023Learning from Barcelona’s grassroots housing struggles: Towards a transformational Degrowth agenda4 cited
• 2024Innovative housing models to support shared use of space: the case study of Sonnwendviertel Ost in Vienna4 cited
• 2025Accidental degrowth practices4 cited