Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

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Volume 13, issue 4, 2020

‘Towns left behind’: regeneration beyond the cities post-UK Election pp. 340-343

Andrew Tallon

How Local Industrial Strategies are helping shape the UK’s economic recovery pp. 344-356

Mark Bretton

Growing closer: Reflections on the future of visitor accommodation and the city pp. 357-364

Jonathan Manns

Cities and the climate and ecological emergency: The Liverpool City Region response pp. 365-379

Mark Boyle, Stephen Crone, Georgina Endfield, Susan Jarvis and Andrew G. Mcclelland

The future of the profession: An analysis of the challenges facing the next generation of planners pp. 380-388

Aude Bicquelet-Lock and Judith Taylor

Loss of traditional industry and a state of urban decay in small-scale industrial cluster: A case study of Bhagalpur, Bihar, India pp. 389-405

Shadab Hassan Khan

Urban regeneration through the territorialisation of social policies: Findings from the Microareas Programme in Trieste, Italy pp. 406-421

Lorenzo De Vidovich

Networks among local residents and housing developments in Korea pp. 422-434

Sungjin Yun and Kabsung Kim

Enhancing urban local community identity in Iran based on perceived residential environment quality pp. 435-452

Mojtaba Valibeigi, Fatemeh Zivari and Elmira Sarhangi

`A Research Agenda for Housing` by Ruth Lucas pp. 453-454

Ruth Lucas

Volume 13, issue 3, 2020

Improving urban regeneration and renewal outcomes by engaging an urban psychology pp. 220-230

Mark Boyle, Chris Murray and Susan Jarvis

Urban Regeneration 3.0: Realising the potential of an urban psychology pp. 231-240

Chris Murray and Charles Landry

The emotional and psychological impacts of London’s ‘new’ urban renewal pp. 241-250

Loretta Lees and Phil Hubbard

From ‘root shock’ to ‘Main Street’: For a biopsychosocial urban psychology pp. 251-256

Mindy Thompson Fullilove

Urban regeneration and the mental health and well-being challenge: In support of evidence-based policy pp. 257-269

Rhiannon Corcoran

From the couch to the concrete: How psychotherapy can help build healthy cities pp. 270-279

Sarah Niblock

Neuroscience, urban regeneration and urban health pp. 280-289

Araceli Camargo, Elahi Hossain, Sarah Aliko, Daniel Akinola-Odusola and Josh Artus

Urban psychology and British cities: Do personality traits matter for resilience to recessions? pp. 290-307

Harry Garretsen, Janka Stoker, Dimitrios Soudis, Ron Martin and Jason Rentfrow

Enhancing collective happiness in the city: Felicitas publica and the availability of relational goods pp. 308-319

Helena Águeda Marujo, Luís Miguel Neto and Mafalda Casais

Place-making in support of preventative public health: Lessons arising from NHS England’s Healthy New Towns project pp. 320-327

Julia Thrift

The English planning system, the built environment and preventative mental healthcare: Identifying gaps in alignment and promoting integration pp. 328-336

James Mcgowan and Robert Qi

Volume 13, issue 2, 2019

Inclusive growth and urban regeneration pp. 112-115

Andrew Tallon

England’s overlooked neighbourhoods: Defining, understanding and regenerating ‘left behind’ communities pp. 116-123

Margaret Bolton, Rob Day and Matt Leach

Smart cities need smart main street centres pp. 124-129

Stephen Sully

The power of vision, leadership and consensus: Downtown Des Moines transformation 1980–2019 pp. 130-150

David M. Feehan and Patricia Zingsheim

Supporting the cultural offer in England’s towns pp. 151-159

Paul Bristow

The transformation of the city of Najaf, Iraq: Analysis, reality and future prospects pp. 160-171

Sabeeh Lafta Farhan, Ihsan Abbas Jasim and Sohaib Kareem Al-Mamoori

Urban streets and social interactions in ‘third places’: The urban regeneration of Al Wakrah Old Souq (State of Qatar) pp. 172-198

Najeeba Kutty and Raffaello Furlan

The reconstruction of Zonouz historical bazaar: A case study pp. 199-211

Hassan Khalili

`Western capitalism in transition: Global processes, local challenges` by Federico Camerin pp. 212-214

Federico Camerin

Volume 13, issue 1, 2019

Urban and regional inequalities and imbalances pp. 4-7

Andrew Tallon

Seaside regeneration and place campaign pp. 8-11

Lord Steve Bassam

Is there a role for culture in rebalancing the UK economy? pp. 12-17

Chris Murray

Sustained innovation: How to systematically innovate using the power of interactions in an urban context pp. 18-26

Stephanie Akkaoui Hughes

An identification of the neighbourhood renewal process in Tehran: Case study — Khoob-Bakht neighbourhood, Tehran, Iran pp. 27-43

Alireza Andalib and Kaveh Hajialiakbari

Functional transformation of the former ice-making factory in Edirne, Karaağaç, Turkey pp. 44-63

Nevnihal Erdoğan

Adoption of fuzzy analytical hierarchy process for assessment of urban regeneration and renewal development proposals pp. 64-88

Ibrahim Rizk Hegazy

Neighbourhood in transition: Exploring the Ottoman heritage of Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina pp. 89-99

Erna Husukić, Dalila Salkanović-Delić and Emina Zejnilović

`Handbook of emerging 21st century cities` by Marie Howland pp. 100-101

Marie Howland

`Capital City: Gentrification and the Real EstateState` by Federico Camerin pp. 102-104

Federico Camerin

Volume 12, issue 4, 2019

Regenerating coastal communities and seaside resorts pp. 300-303

Andrew Tallon

The Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway story pp. 304-309

David M. Feehan

The next steps in growing the UK’s creative industries pp. 310-316

Erin Macdermott

alt.cmd: Everyday innovation for London’s future pp. 317-323

Simon Pitkeathley

Riverbank regeneration and the creation of open-air spaces shared by tourists and residents in Lisbon, Portugal pp. 324-335

José A. Torres

Socio-cultural patterns embedded into the built form of Qatari houses: Regenerating architectural identity in Qatar pp. 336-358

Asmaa Saleh Al-Mohannadi and Raffaello Furlan

A critical study of urban regeneration and gentrification in Rasht, Iran pp. 359-375

Mona Taj Bakhsh and Jahanshah Pakzad

Identified priorities for smart urban regeneration: Focus group findings from the city of Port Louis, Mauritius pp. 376-389

Zaheer Allam

`City power: Urban governance in a global age` by Nick Bailey pp. 390-392

Nick Bailey

Volume 12, issue 3, 2019

Editorial pp. 212-214

Andrew Tallon

Revived or retired, the green belt must be rethought pp. 215-217

Jonathan Manns

Urban regeneratıon in Iran: Towards a better approach pp. 218-226

Ebrahim Jamshidzadeh and Seyed Ali Mafakherian

Thames Estuary: The capital corridor pp. 227-233

Paul Carter

Business improvement districts and the influence of historical community development: The Forest Avenue and South Shore BIDs of New York City pp. 234-247

Dan Ziebarth

Design of compact residential blocks for sustainable urban regeneration: Determination of consistent qualitative criteria pp. 248-257

Isabelle De Smet and David Laplume

Culture-led regeneration in a Persian historical city centre: A case study of the Karim Khan-e Zand Complex pp. 258-268

Sareh Najva and Hamid Mohammadi

Effect of building forms on energy consumption in coastal rural communities in Egypt pp. 269-285

Ibrahim Rizk Hegazy, Wael Seddik Moustafa and Mokhtar Hosny Akl

`Planning practice: Critical perspectives from the UK` by Hannah Hickman pp. 286-288

Hannah Hickman

`Housing politics in the United Kingdom: Power, planning and protest` by Tatiana Moreira De Souza pp. 289-290

Tatiana Moreira de Souza

Volume 12, issue 2, 2018

Editorial pp. 100-103

Andrew Tallon

Food for thought: Issues to consider as the UK moves towards Brexit pp. 104-107

Andrew Maliphant

Strengthening downtown public spaces in our smaller communities pp. 108-123

N. David Milder

Delivering creative clusters and stimulating local economic growth: Collaboration, leadership and addressing regional disparities in Coventry and Warwickshire pp. 124-131

Sarah Windrum

Revitalisation of a small US city: Assessing potential gentrification impacts of Middletown, Connecticut’s renaissance pp. 132-150

Timothy J. Garceau and Jake D. Fusco

The urban fabric of Al Zubarah city: Unveiling an urban regeneration vision for modern urbanism in Qatar pp. 151-176

Albandari Al-Harami and Dr Raffaello Furlan

From Silicon Valley to Vesuvius Valley: Dismantled industrial farms to a knowledge-and-creativity hub in Naples, Italy pp. 177-195

Stefano De Falco

The proposed redevelopment of multi-purpose community centres: The case of uBumbano Community Centre, uMlazi, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa pp. 196-208

Rosalinde Julia Mccarthy

Volume 12, issue 1, 2018

Editorial pp. 4-6

Andrew Tallon

London’s evolution to a ‘national park city’: The Green Belt, space to build and sustainable transport pp. 7-13

Alice Roberts

Regeneration and growth in outer London — challenges and opportunities pp. 14-19

Katrina Rattu

Estate-led regeneration: Camden’s collaborative approach to creating sustainable, liveable and inclusive communities pp. 20-31

Danny Beales

Not always nice: The effect of a whole-life perspective on heritage and redevelopment pp. 32-42

Carolyn Gibbeson

The problem and potential of segregated districts: Urban design and planning principles for more liveable and cohesive segregated districts pp. 43-53

Fatemeh Torabi Kachousangi

Tracing the cityscape transformation under capitalism: The case study of Amman pp. 54-71

Bushra Zalloom

Re-envisioning public housing in Egypt using a social approach: The Case of Hurghada City pp. 72-83

Hatem Diab and Noha Ahmed Abd El Aziz

`Global cities and urban theory` by Donald Mcneill pp. 84-85

Federico Camerin

`Shopping towns Europe: Commercial collectivity and the architecture of the shopping centre, 1945–1975 Edited` by Janina Gosseye and Tom Avermaete pp. 86-88

Federico Camerin