Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

2007 - 2026

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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

Volume 14, issue 4, 2021

The ongoing UK regeneration agenda pp. 337-440

Andrew Tallon

A new future for Scotland’s towns pp. 341-346

Phil Prentice

Long-term stewardship of green spaces: When urban regeneration meets social regeneration pp. 347-352

Euan Hall

Think locally, act collectively pp. 353-365

Andrew Maliphant

Four decades as a downtown professional pp. 366-376

Gary Ferguson

An interdisciplinary assessment model for supporting decision making in urban regeneration plans: A case study of the Maspero Triangle, Cairo City, Egypt pp. 377-399

Shaimaa A. Magdi

Rethinking masterplanning: A case study of Ramallah city, Palestine pp. 400-420

Salem Thawaba and Meran Natour

Reconceptualising everyday public spaces: An alternative approach in the design of market spaces pp. 421-439

Aarthi Rajaram and Sharmila Jagadisan

Smart urbanism in historical occurrences and recurrences: An evolutionary perspective between critical and progressive factors pp. 440-455

Stefano De Falco

The use of web technologies in urban planning management in Russian cities pp. 456-467

Michael Vilenskii and Olga Smirnova

Cities and Communities Beyond Covid-19: How Local Leadership can change our future for the Better pp. 468-469

Nick Bailey

London’s Mayor at 20: Governing a Global City in the 21st Century pp. 470-472

Nick Bailey

Volume 14, issue 3, 2021

Levelling up the UK: Continuity or Change in Regeneration Policy? pp. 236-239

Andrew Tallon

Methods for the identification of urban, rural and peri-urban areas in Europe: An overview pp. 240-246

Valentina Cattivelli

Surplus sacred space: Reflections on the impending glut of US church property pp. 247-254

Rick Reinhard

Approaches to transformative urban mobility pp. 255-263

Daniel Moser

The relationship between traffic congestion and land uses: A case study of Al-Kut city, Iraq pp. 264-271

Ihsan Abbas Jasim, Thaer Sh. Mahmood, Sohaib K. Al-Mamoori and Laheab A. Al-Maliki

A discussion about the association between space, power and human inhabitancy in an age of new urbanism: Differential claims from Kolkata, India pp. 272-294

Apala Saha

The search for identity in a global world: The case of Doha in Qatar pp. 295-311

Djamel Boussaa, Deema Alattar and Sara Nafi

Strategy for shading walkable spaces in the GCC region pp. 312-328

Ahmad Mohammad Ahmad, Ahmad Muhammad Ahmad and Abdullahi Adamu Aliyu

`About Star Architecture: Reflecting on Cities in Europe` by Federico Camerin pp. 329-330

Federico Camerin

Volume 14, issue 2, 2020

COVID-19 and regenerating towns and cities pp. 124-127

Andrew Tallon

What is wrong with housing in Eastern Europe today? pp. 128-134

David Ireland

Remote work: An example of how to identify a downtown-related trend breeze that probably will outlast the COVID-19 crisis pp. 135-154

N. David Milder

Understanding the conceptual and procedural framework of urban infill development pp. 155-171

Amirreza Farshchin and Raziyeh Ramezani

The importance of studying human perception when designing high-rises and their surrounding environment: The case study of Amman city pp. 172-186

Bushra Zalloom

Determining the centre (City–CBD) and other subcentres in the city of Pristina pp. 187-199

Ibrahim Ramadani, Arsim Ejupi, Valbon Bytyqi and Ferim Gashi

Coping with urban poverty: Housing transformation and home-based enterprises in poor residential neighbourhoods of Akure, Nigeria pp. 200-209

Hezekiah Adedayo Ayoola and Alexander Adeyemi Fakere

Urban identity in the holy cities of Iraq: Analysis of architectural design trends in the city of Karbala pp. 210-222

Sabeeh Lafta Farhan and Zuhair A. Nasar

`Language, Lies & Irrational Thinking. A Defence of Reason in an Unreasoning World` by Matthew Spencer pp. 223-225

Matthew Spencer

`Shaping a City: Ithaca, New York, A Developer’s Perspective` by William F. Ryan pp. 226-228

William F. Ryan

Volume 14, issue 1, 2020

Regeneration and the COVID-19 economy and society pp. 4-8

Andrew Tallon

Volunteers in service to America: Warriors for the poor and victims of COVID-19 pp. 9-12

David M. Feehan

Local government interventions to stimulate industrial area intensification and co-location: Industrial urbanism pp. 13-26

Judith Atkinson

Overcoming obstacles to planning major infrastructure projects pp. 27-35

Duncan Field

The making of Meeniyan pp. 36-50

Stephen Sully

Strategic demolition for shrinking and shrunken cities: A case study from Buffalo, NY, USA pp. 51-65

Jason Knight and Russell Weaver

What explains the housing boomlet in the city of Philadelphia? pp. 66-83

John McDonald and Jeffrey N. Carroll

The impact of neighbourhood change on social sustainability: A case study of Jabal Al-Weibdeh pp. 84-97

Amal Abed

Assessment of urban renewal projects implementation and its socio-economic impacts in Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria pp. 98-116

Adewale O. Yoade, Olabisi O. Adeyemi and Babawale A. Adeyemi