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Urban Policy Review

Partnerships

Urban Policy Review considers collaborations that are relevant to readers interested in city policy and the built environment. Any partnership must leave editorial decisions clear and allow readers to recognise commercial material.

Possible collaborations

We consider clearly defined editorial sponsorships, topic-based resource placements and other partner features related to urban policy, city planning or the built environment. A proposal should state the subject, intended format, proposed duration and what support or placement is being requested.

How placements are labelled

Partner-supported features and placements are labelled as such in plain language wherever they appear. A partner placement does not imply editorial endorsement, and commercial partners do not approve independent editorial conclusions. We decline arrangements that could mislead readers about who produced or funded material.

Start a conversation

Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include a concise description of the organisation or project, its connection to the publication's subject and the kind of collaboration you have in mind. A proposal is not a guarantee of acceptance.

Our point of view

Policy becomes real at street level.

We connect the language of urban decisions to the places people move through. A useful explanation shows both what a policy aims to do and what choices remain open.

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