Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal
2007 - 2026
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Volume 17, issue 4, 2024
- Levelling Up: Challenges and Opportunities in Addressing Regional Inequality pp. 371-373

- Joe Docherty
- Levelling up: Challenges and opportunities pp. 374-379

- John Bridge
- Devolution, local growth and public service reform: What now and where next? pp. 380-390

- Henry Kippin and Sean Kippin
- Closing the North–South divide, for good pp. 391-400

- Henri Murison
- Lessons from Germany for levelling up in the UK pp. 401-418

- Fiona Hill
- Engaging universities in ‘Pride in Place’ and levelling up pp. 419-430

- Bec Riley, Des Mcnulty and Anne Green
- State-led financial support in property development to support ‘Levelling Up’ in England pp. 431-439

- Stephen Miles
- A new government for New Zealand: Scope to densify, diversify and deliver? pp. 440-453

- Jonathan Manns
- Time for change: How we can address deep, structural inequalities in our society through locally led economic development pp. 454-463

- Bev Hurley
Volume 17, issue 3, 2024
- Editorial pp. 252-254

- Andrew Tallon
- How downtown multifunctionality is packaged is a key to its success pp. 255-274

- N. David Milder
- Urban redevelopment of a new town: The case of Zoetermeer in the Netherlands pp. 275-294

- Ad Hereijgers
- Using the integrated residential land use intensity index for more liveable, new Egyptian compound projects pp. 295-324

- Abeer Ahmed Mohamed Abd-Elkawy
- Sustainable social housing regeneration in Ireland: A case study pp. 325-336

- Cathal O’Connell, Mark Cullinane and Siobhan O’Sullivan
- Conceptualising heritage-based city development in India pp. 337-349

- Shipra Goswami, Shradha Chandan, Ashwani Kumar and Satish Pipralia
- A review of influential factors for core city area development processes pp. 350-365

- Akansha Soni and Puneet Sharma
Volume 17, issue 2, 2023
- Editorial pp. 127-129

- Andrew Tallon
- Mixed-use urban redevelopment and the added-value economy: The case of Ghent, East Flanders pp. 130-150

- Niloofar Amini
- Inclusive entrepreneurship in downtowns and urban districts pp. 151-159

- Cathy Lin, Brett Roler, Val Beerbower and Bobby Boone
- Evolving role of place management organisations in bold placemaking pp. 160-171

- Cathy Lin, Lisa Middag, Jennifer Nakayama, Evan Sweet and Gabriel Yeager
- Driving renovation: A comparative research project in urban regeneration across cities in China pp. 172-189

- Fang Bin Guo, Emma Roberts, Xiaochun Zhan and Kevin Johnston
- An eco-tourism proposal for sustainable growth and livelihoods in a tribal area of India: A case study pp. 190-200

- Ipsita Dash
- Managing urban environments: Opportunities and (un)sustainable practices in the Sava River area in Zagreb pp. 201-216

- Jana Vukić, Jelena Zlatar Gamberožić and Sara Ursić
- Reintegrating Cold War landscapes? The former Trieste Barracks in Casarsa della Delizia pp. 217-230

- Federico Camerin and Luca Maria Francesco Fabris
- A review of COVID-19: Implications for Canadian cities to enhance well-being and resilience pp. 231-248

- Patricia Macneil, Kam Jugdev and Anshuman Khare
Volume 17, issue 1, 2023
- Editorial pp. 3-5

- Andrew Tallon
- More than housing: The critical role of housing and homelessness NGOs in responding to the conflict in Ukraine pp. 6-14

- Patrick Duce
- Seeking a sustainable future for US business districts pp. 15-25

- Haila R. Maze
- Metrics of success: Measuring the effectiveness of BIDs and downtown district organisations pp. 26-37

- Gary Ferguson
- Requiem for the spiritual experience: Reconceptualising ‘quality of the environment’ by looking at the renovation process of the Samen district in Mashhad, Iran pp. 38-52

- Iman Ghalandarian and Hamed Goharipour
- Mapping the urban heritage environment: An explorative case study of the entrepreneurial culture of Hyderabad Sindh, Pakistan pp. 53-69

- Fahmida Shaikh
- Changing the image of cities through the eyes of its users: A comparison of two neighbourhoods in close proximity in Istanbul pp. 70-88

- Irem Tekin Yücesoy and Emine Ümran Topçu
- Promoting temporary reuse of brownfield sites for triggering urban transformation pp. 89-104

- Stefania Tonin and Gianluca Zanatta
- The challenges of urban conservation in the historic city of Puri pp. 105-121

- Shradha Chandan, Satish Pipralia and Ashwani Kumar
Volume 16, issue 4, 2023
- Editorial pp. 363-365

- Andrew Tallon
- A commentary on the New Urban Agenda pp. 366-374

- Brian G. Field
- Economic development in a pandemic: Reflections from Melbourne, ‘the world’s most locked-down city’ pp. 375-384

- Andrew Wear
- Digitisation and renaissance of the manufacturing industry in major cities: The case of Berlin pp. 385-395

- Martin Gornig
- A research study of the complex and comprehensive renovation of the historic dwelling stock in Russian cities pp. 396-409

- Daria Lisaia and Chunyang Zhang
- A marketing approach to revitalising town centres pp. 410-420

- Fatma Güneri, Fiza Brakel-Ahmed and Joséphine Fornies
- Rethinking urbanism in Doha: The Qatar National Museum transit-oriented development pp. 421-444

- Eman Saleh Al Fadala, Raffaello Furlan, Reem Awwaad, Khalida Lifam Marthya, Tagwa A. A. Osman and Rashid Al-Matwi
- Analysis of urban intervention processes carried out in core areas of Indian cities pp. 445-455

- Akansha Soni and Puneet Sharma
Volume 16, issue 3, 2023
- Editorial pp. 243-245

- Andrew Tallon
- Solving the riddle of the sands: How to regenerate England’s struggling seaside towns pp. 246-256

- John P. Houghton
- Urban regeneration wheel: A practical tool for creating sustainable, thriving communities pp. 257-266

- Marco Dall’Orso
- The role of public libraries in urban entrepreneurship pp. 267-276

- Elizabeth (Betsey) Suchanic, Mark Pond and Morgan Perry
- 20-minute neighbourhoods: A community perspective from the streets of Scotland pp. 277-286

- Stephen Edwards, Rachel Lee, Kate Joester and Anne Docherty
- Urban vulnerability to the risk of flooding in the Annaba metropolitan region pp. 287-302

- Sid Salah and Sid Ahmed Soufiane
- A planning approach to re-envisioning street vendor spaces in Cairo pp. 303-317

- Hoda Al-Amir Mohammed Darwish
- Strategies for the urban regeneration of the Museum of Islamic Art Park in Doha, Qatar pp. 318-339

- Eman Saleh Al Fadala, Raffaello Furlan, Reem Awwaad, Khalida Lifam Marthya, Tagwa A. A. Osman and Rashid Al-Matwi
- The city as palimpsest to redefine the role of architectural continuity in re-establishing urban identity in post-industrial landscapes pp. 340-357

- Ali Cheshmehzangi and Esko Willman
Volume 16, issue 2, 2023
- Editorial pp. 115-117

- Andrew Tallon
- How road investment can improve economic prosperity: The case for Northern England pp. 118-125

- Owen Wilson
- The urban system framework pp. 126-138

- Langdon Morris and Farah Naz
- Residents’ satisfaction with urban renewal projects in south-western Nigeria pp. 139-154

- Adewale O. Yoade, Victor A. Onifade and Haruna O. Jimoh
- Social media regenerating public spaces: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Cairo pp. 155-181

- Reem A. Bakir and Sahar A. Attia
- An urban regeneration-placemaking strategy for the Qatar National Museum and Souq Waqif’s transit-oriented development in Doha, State of Qatar pp. 182-206

- Raffaello Furlan, Khalida Lifam Marthya, Labeeb Ali Ellath, Maha Esmat and Rashid Al-Matwi
- Squatter settlements’ impact on perception of security in mass housing schemes in developing African cities: The case of Abuja, Nigeria pp. 207-223

- Tosin Bamidele, Olatunde Adedayo, Manlio Michieletto and Nasirdeen Yahaya-Loko
- The profile of foreign urban gardeners in the municipalities of Lombardy (Italy) pp. 224-234

- Valentina Cattivelli
- `The Elgar companion to urban infrastructure governance, innovation, concepts, and cases` by Marie Howland pp. 235-236

- Marie Howland
Volume 16, issue 1, 2022
- Editorial pp. 3-5

- Andrew Tallon
- The climate crisis and regeneration pp. 6-20

- Andrew Maliphant
- The vibrant 15-minute geographies of suburban Morristown, NJ pp. 21-32

- N. David Milder and William F. Ryan
- High street regeneration in Rotterdam: How a local alliance turned an inner-city commercial street from no-go to must-visit pp. 33-50

- Ad Hereijgers
- Prospective role of affordable housing delivery mechanisms in Egypt pp. 51-64

- Sally Mahmoud Soliman, Hala Saad Mekawi and Ahmed Mahmoud Yousry
- Utilisation of open spaces: A case study of Phaya Thai district, Bangkok pp. 65-84

- Le Thi Thu Huong and Le Thi Kieu
- Autonomous vehicles and changing the future of cities: Technical and urban perspectives pp. 85-108

- Ahmed Hosney Radwan and Ahmed Abdel Ghaney Morsi
- `Net zero city: The ten-year transformation plan: How to overcome the climate crisis by 2032` by Nick Bailey pp. 109-110

- Nick Bailey
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