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1. Striving for wellbeing digitally in the city amidst the pandemic: Solidarity through Twitter in Ankara.
   Segah Sak, Bilge Begüm Yavuzyiğit
   Habitat international 2023 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 37251700

   This article elaborates on the utilization of social media for practices of interaction in the city during the COVID-19 pandemic and discusses its potential in providing for the wellbeing of urban com…

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2. Housing and psychosocial well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic.
   Yushu Zhu, Meg Holden
   Habitat international 2023 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 36992843

   The loss of psychosocial well-being is an overlooked but monumental consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. These effects result not only from the pandemic itself but, in a secondary way, from the Non-P…

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3. The connection between slums and COVID-19 cases in Jakarta, Indonesia: A case study of Kapuk Urban Village.
   Maria Vika Wirastri, Nicky Morrison, Greg Paine
   Habitat international 2023 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 36883042

   COVID-19 has spread world-wide, and with multiple health, social, and economic ramifications. These present a formidable challenge for those belonging to vulnerable communities, such as those living i…

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4. Community response to COVID-19: The case of rental housing cooperatives in Melbourne, Australia and Choluteca, Honduras.
   Nestor Agustin Guity-Zapata, Wendy M Stone, Christian Nygaard
   Habitat international 2023 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 36591006

   COVID-19 and its restrictions have had widely documented negative impacts for private and social rental sectors, internationally. Limited evidence exists about how the pandemic effects were experience…

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5. Squatting behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic: The case of the informal settlement "Los Hornos" in Buenos Aires.
   Alberto Federico Ogas-Mendez, Xuanda Pei, Yuzuru Isoda
   Habitat international 2022 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 36250197

   The COVID-19 outbreak magnified territorial inequalities and increased vulnerability among low-income groups. Inhabitants in informal settlements are structurally disadvantaged in coping with communic…

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6. Use and design of public green spaces in Serbian cities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
   Ilija Gubić, Manuel Wolff
   Habitat international 2022 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 36061218

   Since December 2019, the global community has been challenged by managing the COVID-19 health crisis. Some governments have restricted the use of public green spaces (PGS), as part of measures for lim…

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7. Institutional development and the government response to COVID-19 in China.
   Xin Li, Eddie C M Hui, Jianfu Shen
   Habitat international 2022 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 35874974

   As COVID-19 is pervasive across the globe, governments in different countries face the dilemma of restricting the transmission risk of the virus by social distancing while yet maintaining economic act…

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8. Implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for urban informal housing and planning interventions: Evidence from Singapore.
   Jiren Zhu, Jieming Zhu, Yan Guo
   Habitat international 2022 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 35855698

   The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic revealed the crucial role of social distancing and hygiene practices in reducing virus transmission and thus revealed the high risk of infection in urban informal…

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9. Land use efficiency of functional urban areas: Global pattern and evolution of development trajectories.
   Marcello Schiavina, Michele Melchiorri, Sergio Freire, Pietro Florio, Daniele Ehrlich, Pierpaolo Tommasi
   Habitat international 2022 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 35685950

   The application of last-generation spatial data modelling, integrating Earth Observation, population, economic and other spatially explicit data, enables insights into the sustainability of the global…

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10. Are leading urban centers predisposed to global risks- A analysis of the global south from COVID-19 perspective.
    Himanshu Shekhar, Malvika Rautela, Mehmooda Maqsood, Ricardo Paris, Rafael Maximiliano Flores de León, María Fernanda Romero-Aguirre
    Habitat international 2022 IF: 8.50 Q1 PMID: 35125583

    COVID-19 initially spread among prominent global cities and soon to the urban centers of countries across the globe. While cities are the hotbeds of activities, they also seem highly exposed to global…

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