Youth, Digital Access and Urban Participation in the Global South [Special Issue]
2026-01-06
Urban youth, digital technology and empowerment: analysing access, usage and inequalities to inform public policy in the Global South.
The African Cities Journal is the first peer-reviewed journal that promotes a multi- and trans-disciplinary approach to urban studies in Africa, edited in two languages (English and French). In addition to promoting research on African cities and sustainable development, one of the journal's primary missions is to highlight innovative perspectives from various players based on this same continent, who have the advantage of direct contact with the field. In this sense, a large proportion of our editorial committee comprises experts from different African regions.
It is developed in partnership with EPFL and University Mohammed VI Polytechnic.
The journal also receives support from African Cities Lab.
2026-01-06
Urban youth, digital technology and empowerment: analysing access, usage and inequalities to inform public policy in the Global South.
2024-08-20
Presentation of our proposal for a transdisciplinary journal with a wide-ranging audience of players in the fields of urban planning and urban studies in Togo.
2024-07-19
Important note to the authors who have submitted their manuscript before 19 July 2024.
Vol. 6 No. 1 (2026): Youth, Digital Access, and Urban Participation in the Global South