Urban governance: A review of intellectual structure and topic evolution

Abstract

This review explores intellectual structure and topics evolution of the academic research on urban governance based on bibliometrics and knowledge mapping analysis. Methodologies such as co-occurrence analysis, cluster analysis, VoSviewer, Gephi, and Netdraw have been used to conduct the analysis. The Scholars from three disciplines covering three subfields of urban governance: urbanity, publicity and technology. There are nine hot researched topics in urban governance: citizenship, urban monitoring and evaluation, urban mobility and sustainable development, metropolitan governance and innovation, urban politics, intergovernmental relations, and urban governance in China and so on.

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