Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

2007 - 2026

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Volume 19, issue 3, 2026

Beyond containment: Green Belt aspirations, trade-offs and future directions pp. 223-226

Jonathan Manns

Green Webs: Reshaping Green Belts as a route to smarter growth pp. 227-237

Nicholas Falk

Smoke and mirrors: Why building on Green Belt cannot solve the housing crisis pp. 238-249

Alice Roberts

Compensating for a once-in-a-generation Green Belt release in the London Borough of Enfield: A return to form? pp. 250-257

Lachlan Anderson-Frank

An evaluation of the Green Belt in an era of reform: A spatial analysis of the Solihull Borough pp. 258-281

Adam Gailitis and Charles Goode

Clean and green, out of reach: The beauty and contradiction of Wellington’s Town Belt pp. 282-295

Crystal Victoria Olin

From boundary to regeneration: Reimagining Green Belts as platforms for metabolic repair in Melbourne’s urban fringe pp. 296-313

Zeyu Li, Marco Amati, Andrew Butt and Kelly Donati

Green Belt and Grey Belt in England: Exploring contestation in planning policy and delivery pp. 314-323

Ian Mell and John Sturzaker

Green Belts and the inefficient allocation of land pp. 324-340

Paul Cheshire

Volume 19, issue 2, 2025

Editorial pp. 123-125

Andrew Tallon

Full tilt at Leeds Dock: New ambition for the Royal Armouries in Leeds pp. 126-140

Nat Edwards and Vicky Casey

Lifeline to launchpad: Redefining downtown revitalisation around high-performing anchors pp. 141-149

Jaime J. Izurieta

The power of leisure in city centres: Creating lifestyle centres pp. 150-160

Jean-Paul Haenen

Regenerating industrial neighbourhoods with systems thinking and circularity: Sungei Kadut, Singapore pp. 161-181

Swinal R Samant

Towards active transportation in the historical area of Juanda, Central Jakarta pp. 182-199

Wida Rosyidah Diyanatul Fitri and Evawani Ellisa

Comprehending the internal–external mode of participatory urban regeneration practice: Learning lessons from the sanitation programme of the Orangi Pilot Project, Karachi, Pakistan pp. 200-217

Muhammad Ahsan

Volume 19, issue 1, 2025

Editorial pp. 3-5

Andrew Tallon

Hiedanranta: From industrial past to carbon-negative urban prototype pp. 6-14

Teppo Rantanen, Jasper De Jonge and Elina Uusitalo

The case for compact, electric cities: Lessons from Tianjin, China’s mobility transformation pp. 15-30

Heather Thompson

Post-pandemic public spaces: A case study of public parks in Kerala, India pp. 31-48

Neetu Kapoor, Nirupama Sam and Vijay Kumar Bansal

An incomplete tale: A review of the urban development plan’s implementation challenges for the Abkooh neighbourhood in Mashhad (Iran) from the stakeholders’ point of view pp. 49-68

Hooman Ghahremani and Golbarg Ghaemmaghami Farahani

Optimising criteria for achieving sustainable housing for industrial workers using a multi-criteria decision analysis approach: A case study of Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India pp. 69-85

Manisha Singh and Bhanu M. Marwaha

Tools for change: Information and communications technology-enabled innovation for beach management? pp. 86-99

Ali Cheshmehzangi

Combining urban strategies for resilience and liveability: Three emblematic case studies pp. 100-118

Marichela Sepe

Volume 18, issue 4, 2025

Impact of downtown programmes and business improvement districts pp. 315-321

Gary Ferguson

The evolution of business improvement districts: From place management to place leadership pp. 322-335

David Downey and Cathy Lin

Downtown organisations at a crossroads: Strategic and structural change needed pp. 336-348

N. David Milder

Rebound or transformation: What is next for business improvement districts after 50 years? pp. 349-357

Paul R. Levy

Filling the voids: The role of business improvement districts in retail attraction pp. 358-377

Michael Berne

Navigating the paradox of business improvement districts in Spain: Challenges and opportunities pp. 378-389

Gloria Aparicio and Pilar Zorrilla

Business improvement districts and their management organisations: A review of their history, institutional forms and functions pp. 390-401

Göktuğ Morçöl

The past, present and future of New York City business improvement districts: Observing change in urban governance pp. 402-409

Dan Ziebarth

Anchor institutions in the changing city: The university’s role in shaping the Future High Street pp. 410-428

Vanessa Toulmin, Malcolm Tait, Tosh Warwick and Julian Dobson

Volume 18, issue 3, 2025

Editorial pp. 211-213

Andrew Tallon

Overcoming the ‘greenlash’ pp. 214-224

John C. Austin, Ben Speggen and Ava Shapiro

Before disaster strikes: Climate resiliency through proactive decarbonisation pp. 225-238

Mahesh Ramanujam

Transforming urban retail environments: A strategic framework for digital-age regeneration pp. 239-251

Ufuk Bahar

The universe of place brands: What is it really about? pp. 252-262

Mohamed Berrada

Assessing contextual development in historical urban areas: Lessons from the Khatami Cultural-Artistic Complex in Iran pp. 263-279

Sara Soleimani, Salahedin Molanaei, Nina Ghaslani and Sara Gharibi

Gentrification and affordable housing in Johannesburg, South Africa: Examining displacement, accessibility and policy responses pp. 280-287

Mzuchumile Makalima

Exploring the efficiency of indirect green façades with native plants to lower rising façade temperatures: A way to improve urban living in tropical regions pp. 288-312

Dhivya Sethupathy, Ravindhar Sarathchandran and Deepti Pande Rana

Volume 18, issue 2, 2024

Editorial pp. 123-125

Andrew Tallon

Heritage-led regeneration in Gloucester pp. 126-133

Paul James

English devolution: How city-region mayors and industrial policy deliver local and national growth pp. 134-147

Patrick Diamond, Jack Shaw and Andy Westwood

Sustainable urbanism and infrastructural development nexus in Akure, Nigeria pp. 148-160

Julius Oluranti Owoeye

Indifferent coexistence in Dortmund-Hörde: How upper-middle-class newcomers and long-established working-class residents live side by side in a neighbourhood of contrasts pp. 161-179

Verena Gerwinat

Slum rehabilitation and sustainable feminine health practices: A case study from an urban slum in India pp. 180-193

Muskan Verma, Niharika Singh and Sudipa Majumdar

Public sector condominium complexes for low-income dwellers: Social and environmental impacts in Colombo, Sri Lanka pp. 194-203

N. Chandrasiri Niriella

Volume 18, issue 1, 2024

Editorial pp. 3-6

Andrew Tallon

Incentivising the market to build affordable housing: The New York City toolkit pp. 7-18

Yuxiang Luo

Stakeholder engagement: From sharing information and building consensus to mobilising public and private actors to create collaborative ecosystems pp. 19-27

Marco Dall’Orso

Respecting, retaining, recreating: The successful renovation of the Beijing 751 D-Park pp. 28-39

Fang Bin Guo and Yonggang Wang

Adapting to climate change and the European Union pursuit of a just transition pp. 40-58

Brian G. Field

A tale of two generations: Justice in cities for a low-carbon world pp. 59-74

Alicia Phillips and Raphael Heffron

Stakeholders’ longitudinal perspectives on a large public housing redevelopment in Los Angeles, California pp. 75-93

Judith L. Perrigo, Jose J. Scott, Victoria Shier and Ashlesha Datar

From desperation to best practice: Spatial decision-making in the regeneration of Gyldenrisparken pp. 94-107

Nezih Burak Bican

Community energy in Italy through the lens of social innovation pp. 108-115

Caterina Nicolais and Valentina Battista

What’s possible: Investing now for prosperous, sustainable neighborhoods by Marie Howland pp. 116-118

Kista Egger, David Erickson, Madeline Fraser Cook and Claire Kramer Mills