Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

2007 - 2025

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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

Volume 15, issue 4, 2022

Editorial pp. 351-353

Andrew Tallon

An evaluation of Churchill Downs’ tax increment financing district pp. 354-359

Thomas Lambert

Funding public-realm revitalisations with private resources: Different approaches in New York City’s small, medium and large business improvement districts pp. 360-370

Yuxiang Luo

Additional dwelling units: A potential solution to the affordable and senior housing crisis pp. 371-378

Daniel Calo

The social injustice of urban regeneration initiatives in the Johannesburg inner city pp. 379-393

Mudzunga G. Neluheni Msc. and Brian Boshoff Phd.

Negotiating a negative past in the reuse of historic prisons pp. 394-405

Carolyn Gibbeson and Sarah Gill

Tracing the path to retail gentrification: Insights from Marvila, Lisbon pp. 406-424

Pedro Porfírio Coutinho Guimarães

Bottom-up regeneration in Italy: A case study of the medium-sized city of Novara pp. 425-438

Elisabetta Genovese

US urban and regional planning history, theory and partnerships for a new century pp. 439-452

Carlos J. L. Balsas

Volume 15, issue 3, 2022

Levelling up and the re-emergence of the regeneration discourse in the UK pp. 244-247

Andrew Tallon

Downtown regeneration in Clarksdale, USA (‘Birthplace of the Blues’): Lessons for downtowns and high streets pp. 248-261

John C. Henshall

Little Island: Its big journey through legal battles pp. 262-274

Apicha Pantitanonta

Tradition-led regeneration of contemporary neighbourhoods’ spatial structures: A case study of Tehran City, Iran pp. 275-292

Nasibe Barati Goudarzi and Fariba Gharai

The social transformation of the historical city centre of Karbala, Iraq pp. 293-307

Sabeeh Lafta Farhan and Zuhair A. Nasar

From global to local: The case of migration and urban identity for regenerative city transformations pp. 308-324

Ali Cheshmehzangi and Rupert Munday

Towards local regeneration: A case study of Janghang, South Korea pp. 325-347

Sungsine Pak

Volume 15, issue 2, 2022

Editorial pp. 132-135

Andrew Tallon

Orange is the new colour of city competitiveness: The role of local governments in promoting cultural and creative industries pp. 136-149

Sameh Wahba and Yuna Chun

Rethinking green urban development: Case studies from Beijing pp. 150-160

Markus Delfs and Jingjing Ma

The concept of a ‘regenerative city’: How to turn cities into regenerative systems pp. 161-175

Stefan Schurig and Karina Turan

Visions of cities beyond the Green Deal: From imagination to reality pp. 176-192

Monica Maglio

Quality of life and demographic-racial dimensions of differences in most liveable Pittsburgh pp. 193-209

Sabina Deitrick and Christopher Briem

Assessing the outcomes of area-based initiatives using neighbourhood sustainability assessment tools: The case of Groruddalen pp. 210-223

Eli Foss, Wiam Samir, Mansoor Sadiq and Judith Plummer

Quantifying pedestrian retrofit measures of car-oriented settlements: The case of Pardis new town phase 11 pp. 224-236

Corinna Matzka, Michael Reiter, Arash Rasaizadi, Sahar Samavati, Elahe Sherafat, Renata Sofric, Mir Hojat Seyyed Valiloo, Barbara Laa and Tadej Brezina

`Mapping the Croatian coast: A road trip to architectural legacies of Cold War and tourism boom` by Federico Camerin pp. 237-238

Federico Camerin

`The streets of Europe: The sights, sounds, and smells that shaped its great cities` by Federico Camerin pp. 239-240

Federico Camerin

Volume 15, issue 1, 2021

The role of cities in the Green Deal pp. 4-5

Stefano De Falco

Virunga National Park: A possible governance model for Green Deal implementation in the Democratic Republic of Congo pp. 6-14

Alberto Corbino

The value of human capital in Green Deal-oriented smart cities pp. 15-23

Oliviero Casale

The evolution of the European Union’s Urban Agenda and the morphology of the Pact of Amsterdam pp. 24-70

Brian G. Field and Jeroen P. R. Bakker

Critical raw materials and cities: A literature review pp. 71-82

Andrei Țăranu, Daniela La Foresta and Andrea Cerasuolo

Smart cities and the sustainability of urban transport: Strategic directions for the metropolitan city of Naples pp. 83-94

Stefania Palmentieri

Digital transformation and cities: How COVID-19 has boosted a new evolution of urban spaces pp. 95-112

Maria Nicola Buonocore, Mattia De Martino and Chiara Ferro

Public space and the green city: Conflictual narratives of the superblock programme in Poblenou, Barcelona pp. 113-128

Lluis Frago and Teresa Graziano

Can urban agriculture be used to improve green infrastructure and social well-being? The urban garden in the Ponticelli neighbourhood of Naples pp. 129-140

Fabio Amato and Lucia Simonetti

The role universities and cities can play in the EU’s Green Deal pp. 141-154

Stefania Cerutti, Enrico Boccaleri and Enrico Ferrero