This study aimed to examine the nature of the urban political economy and its impacts on formal homeownership in Ethiopian cities. A mixed-methods research design was employed, integrating qualitative and quantitative data. Quantitative data were collected through surveys from 384 randomly...

Background:Urban green environments are consistently associated with improved emotional well-being and stress regulation. However, most research focuses on large-scale green spaces, younger populations, or short-term experimental exposure, leaving limited understanding of how...

Parental stress is increasingly understood as a multidimensional phenomenon shaped not only by psychological and socioeconomic factors but also by the physical environments in which everyday parenting occurs. However, empirical evidence linking near-home greenery, objectively measured...

As the issue of global climate change becomes increasingly severe, advocating for low-carbon consumption has emerged as a vital strategy for nations to address this challenge. A narrative review of the antecedents, guiding factors, and consequences of residents' low-carbon consumption behavior...