Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

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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

Volume 11, issue 4, 2018

Editorial pp. 312-314

Andrew Tallon

Supplying new housing: How can more private sector housing and affordable housing be developed in an era of lack of supply? pp. 315-323

Gill Taylor

Progress and current trends in local authority housing provision pp. 324-334

Janice Morphet and Ben Clifford

Great places: The role housing associations can play in creating thriving communities pp. 335-342

Will Jeffwitz and Rebekah Ryder

Localism, community involvement and the social economy: What are the opportunities and challenges facing the not-for-profit sector in terms of regeneration? pp. 343-354

Maurice Mccartney and Andrew Maliphant

Post-2022 FIFA World Cup in the State of Qatar: Urban regeneration strategies for Doha pp. 355-370

Heba Elgahani and Raffaello Furlan

Residential historic preservation and neighbourhood stability pp. 371-387

Brian Mikelbank

How to achieve liveable urban communities in Egypt pp. 388-401

Ibrahim Rizk Hegazy and Weal Seddik Moustafa

`Local regeneration handbook` by Andrew Maliphant pp. 402-403

Nick Bailey

`Why Detroit Matters: Decline, Renewal and Hope in a Divided City` by Brian Doucet pp. 404-406

Gareth Potts

`Baltimore: Reinventing an Industrial Legacy City` by Klaus Philipsen pp. 407-409

Gareth Potts

Volume 11, issue 3, 2018

Editorial pp. 220-222

Andrew Tallon

Let’s get real about self-driving cars: The transition will take a significant amount of time pp. 223-232

N. David Milder

Better planning for housing affordability: Three approaches to solving the housing crisis in the UK pp. 233-241

Tom Kenny, Trudi Elliott and Aude Bicquelet-Lock

Financing urban regeneration pp. 242-250

Andrew Maliphant

Gentrification of the inner city: The case of Christchurch prior to the earthquakes of 2010 and 2011 pp. 251-265

John Mcdonagh

Urban regeneration: An approach to strengthen the social infrastructure of deteriorated areas pp. 266-277

Media Hakim and Fatemeh Roshanali

Neighbourhood characteristics and their relationship to sense of community in poor residential neighbourhoods in Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria pp. 278-292

Adedayo H. Ayoola

Community-led regeneration: Applying the experience of the ‘community facilitator’ in Iran to China pp. 293-306

Sedigheh Kalantari and Yaping Huang

Volume 11, issue 2, 2017

Editorial pp. 116-118

Andrew Tallon

New life to a fairer Scotland: Exploring 25 years of Scottish regeneration policy mechanisms pp. 119-131

Derek Rankine

Creation of resilient businesses drives social and economic regeneration pp. 132-137

Bev Hurley

The science and psychology of wayfinding pp. 138-142

David Watts

Back to basics: Is it time for a housing-first approach to community regeneration? pp. 143-147

Matthew Dicks

Potential implication of Eko Atlantic city project, Lagos, Nigeria pp. 148-157

Emeka Amakihe

Emerging social-spatial polarisation within the housing market in Colombo, Sri Lanka pp. 158-167

N. Chandrasiri Niriella

Urban regeneration in Qatar: A comprehensive planning strategy for the transport oriented development of Al-Waab pp. 168-193

Deema Anwar Alattar and Raffaello Furlan

Augmented locality: The utilisation of urban screens in public places as new networks of the city pp. 194-211

Ali Cheshmehzangi and Paul Ornsby

`Entrepreneurial neighbourhoods: Towards an understanding of the economies of neighbourhoods and communities` by M. Van Ham, D. Reuschke, R. Kleinhans, C. Mason and S. Syrett pp. 212-214

Peter Somerville

Volume 11, issue 1, 2017

Editorial pp. 4-7

Andrew Tallon

Charting a path forward: Key factors in applying sustainability to infrastructure pp. 8-15

Mahesh Ramanujam

Community participation in urban road infrastructure redevelopment: Indian scenario pp. 16-29

Vanita Ahuja and Shalini Priyadarshini

Can refugees provide the impetus for urban regeneration? Economic integration, social networks and well-being in Peshawar, Pakistan pp. 30-43

Ammar A. Malik, Edward Mohr and Yasemin Irvin-Erickson

Why are older inner-city buildings vacant? Implications for town centre regeneration pp. 44-59

Itohan Esther Yakubu, Temitope Egbelakin, Dmytro Dizhur, Jason Ingham, Kenneth Sungho Park and Robyn Phipps

Creating public assets from brownfields: A comparison of policies and practices in the United States and Germany pp. 60-78

Zeenat Kotval-K, Cassi Meitl and Zenia Kotval

Urban regeneration and social innovation: The role of communitybased organisations in the railway station area in Padua, Italy pp. 79-91

Elena Ostanel

Gentrification and urban design in the urban fabric of Rotterdam pp. 92-103

Paul Stouten

`Locating Localism: Statecraft, Citizenship and Democracy` by Jane Wills pp. 104-105

Nick Bailey

`Understanding China’s Urbanization: The Great Demographic, Spatial, Economic, and Social Transformation` by Li Zhang, Richard LeGates, Min Zhao pp. 106-108

Giulio Verdini

`Urban regeneration` by Peter Roberts, Hugh Sykes and Rachel Granger pp. 109-111

Tallon Andrew

`A Research Agenda for Cities Edited` by John Rennie Short pp. 112-113

Jon Coaffee