Publications
About UNCRD Publications
UNCRD provides a wealth of information and publications on local and regional development in developed, developing, and transitional economies. Its publications inform scholars, policymakers, and practitioners of the results of its research, training, and supportive programmes.
UNCRD publishes three categories of publications:
Informational Materials
UNCRD Highlights (Japanese edition of the Newsletter)
Periodicals
(semiannual util RDD, Vol. 34, 2013 and annual* from Vol. 35, 2014, a policy-oriented journal)
*Following the release of the UNCRD journal, RDD, (Vol. 35, 2014), the journal has been published annually.
- RDD, Vol. 35, 2014 (Theme: Urban-Rural Linkages in Support of the New Urban Agenda)
- RDD, Vol. 36, 2016 (Theme: Regional Development in the Context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development )
* RDD is suspended for publication by the release of Vol. 36 (2016) until further notice.
(an academic refereed journal)
Available US$20 for developed countries; and US$15 for developing countries
* RDS is suspended for publication by the release of Vol. 16 (2012) until further notice.
UNCRD Publications Series
Research reports, textbooks, and training materials.
(Available on purchase order or on an exchange basis.)
UNCRD Styleguide
Authors are furthermore requested to refer to the UNCRD Styleguide (pdf) when preparing papers, which is available at the Information Material.
Contact
Publications Section
E-mail: info@uncrd.or.jp
Recent UNCRD Publications
The UNCRD Annual Reports 2015/2016 covers of the Centre's activities undertaken from July 2015 to June 2017.
The UNCRD Annual Reports 2015/2016 covers of the Centre's activities undertaken from July 2013 to June 2015. It presents the current status of the Centre's research and training programmes and describes both recent and forthcoming events. In addition to general information about the Centre, the Annual Report also contains financial statements and calendar of events, and is designed to present a concise summary of the year's activities to a wider audience of both specialist and nonspecialist readers.
