Progress In Planning is a globally renowned interdisciplinary research journal that gathers cutting-edge research results in the fields of spatial and environmental planning, providing valuable academic resources and practical guidance for scholars, planners, and policy makers. This journal is renowned for its high-quality academic papers and rigorous peer review process. Each issue contains a monograph of 20000 to 35000 words, covering various aspects such as spatial planning, environmental planning, urban development, transportation planning, etc. These monographs not only showcase the latest research findings, but also present challenges and innovations to existing planning theories and practices.

Its readership is broad, including planners, graduate students, policy makers, and practitioners. The journal website provides a wealth of online resources, including videos and graphic illustrations, enabling readers to have a more intuitive understanding of the research content. This magazine publishes two volumes and four issues annually, with eight monographs published each year, providing readers with continuous academic updates. The magazine is committed to shortening the time between authors submitting their papers and their publication, in order to adapt to the rapidly changing academic environment. This journal has made significant contributions to academic research and practice in the field of spatial and environmental planning, and is one of the indispensable academic journals in this field.