Xiao Teng is an Associate Professor at Kanazawa University, Japan. Her research focuses on spatial planning, land use regulation, and sustainable urban development, with particular interests in national spatial governance and international comparative studies of land use policy. Her recent work also explores zero-carbon buildings, energy-efficient building systems, and the application of digital technologies in urban and architectural planning, including digital twin models and AI-assisted planning tools. She has published widely on spatial governance, smart cities, and sustainable development, and her research contributes to advancing integrated approaches to sustainable spatial and urban management.Zhenjiang Shen is a Specially Appointed Professor at Kanazawa University, Japan, and Director of the International Joint Laboratory of Smart Habitat for Humanity at Fuzhou University, China. He is a Member of the Engineering Academy of Japan. His research focuses on national spatial planning systems, land use regulation, and sustainable urban development. His work emphasizes spatial governance, planning institutions, and international comparative studies of land use policy and planning systems. He has published extensively in the fields of urban planning, spatial management, and sustainable development, contributing significantly to the study of planning systems and spatial governance.

• 1 Theoretical Foundations and International Overview of National Spatial Land Use Regulation.- 2 Land Use Regulations in Japan's National Spatial Planning.- 3 Land Use Regulations in Korea's National Spatial Planning.- 4 Land Use Regulations in Singapore's National Spatial Planning.- 5 Land Use Regulations in China's National Spatial Planning.- 6 Land Use Regulations in the United States' National Spatial Planning.- 7 Land Use Regulations in Canada's National Spatial Planning.- 8 Land Use Regulations in the United Kingdom's National Spatial Planning.- 9 Land Use Regulations in German’s National Spatial Planning.- 10 Land Use Regulations in the Netherlands’ National Spatial Planning.- 11 International Comparative Perspectives on National Spatial Land Use Regulation.