Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

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Volume 8, issue 4, 2015

Urban regeneration in the UK under a Conservative Government pp. 320-321

Andrew Tallon

SURF’s Alliance for Action pp. 323-331

Andy Milne and Elaine Cooper

Supplying new housing in the UK: How can more private sector and affordable housing be developed in an era of lack of supply? pp. 332-337

David Cowans

Tax abatement as a downtown investment incentive and the community benefits debate pp. 338-346

Gary Ferguson

Britain’s town centres: From resilience to transition pp. 347-355

Julian Dobson

How web interactivity influences the image of a tourist destination pp. 356-366

Carmen Hidalgo Alcázar and María Sicilia

Regenerating the urban: Evaluation of policy actions for strategic urban changes in the UK cities of Derby and Nottingham pp. 367-388

Ali Cheshmehzangi

Urban regeneration, sustainability and urban heritage: A case study of Souk Waqif, Doha pp. 389-400

Djamel Boussaa

Analysis of Project Management Process Groups in urban renewal in the city of São Paulo pp. 401-412

Mariana Matayoshi Marchesin, Elaine Monetti and João Da Rocha Lima Júnior

`The Routledge Companion to Urban Regeneration Edited` by M.E. Leary and J.P. McCarthy pp. 413-418

Lee Pugalis

Volume 8, issue 3, 2015

Regeneration and the north–south economic divide in the UK pp. 216-220

Andrew Tallon

Building a world class city of business pp. 221-227

Max Steinberg and Stephen Lingard

Business Improvement Districts and Town Centre Management: What has been their effectiveness and what are the future directions for these strategies? pp. 228-232

Phil Prentice and Ian Davison Porter

The New Barn-Raising: Sustaining community and civic assets in Minneapolis–St. Paul, Detroit and Baltimore pp. 233-244

Gareth Potts

Planning for urban renewal: Public/private initiatives in Bogota, Colombia, 2000–2014 pp. 245-259

Bruno Lobo

Challenging the myths: An investigation of the barriers to wider use of Local Asset Backed Vehicles in the UK pp. 260-278

Paul Greenhalgh and Bikki Purewal

Incorporating more economics into urban planning pp. 280-300

Hugh Schwartz

Dysfunctional neighbourhoods: A conceptual framework for urban regeneration and renewal pp. 301-313

Graham Squires and Colin A. Booth

`Relaunching Titanic: Memory and Marketing in the New Belfast Edited` by William J.V. Neill, Michael Murray and Berna Grist pp. 314-316

Emily Bereskin

Volume 8, issue 2, 2015

People, planet, politics: Addressing the challenges of social and environmental sustainability in towns and cities pp. 108-111

John Thompson

Malmö: Towards a new social agenda pp. 112-121

Christer Larsson and Göran Rosberg

Achieving food equity: Access to good local food for all pp. 122-132

Julian Dobson

Understanding and measuring social sustainability pp. 133-144

Saffron Woodcraft

Freiburg: Principles of sustainable urbanism pp. 145-151

Wulf Daseking

City of the future: Time to jettison the Jetsons’ vision of cities pp. 152-160

Jeffrey Tumlin

Blue–green social place-making: Infrastructures for sustainable cities pp. 161-170

Herbert Dreiseitl

A living lab co-creation environment exemplifying Factor 10 improvements in a city district pp. 171-185

Leonardo Rosado, Shea Hagy, Yuliya Kalmykova, Greg Morrison and York Ostermeyer

Development for whom? Reimagining urban development in Colombo, Sri Lanka pp. 186-192

Nayana Godamunne

A vision for the future of Sofia: Fostering synergy between the present and the past pp. 193-198

Ivan Danov

Call this democracy? Education and empowerment through participatory city budgeting pp. 199-209

Manuel Salgado

Volume 8, issue 1, 2014

Devolving economic regeneration powers from Whitehall to cities pp. 4-7

Andrew Tallon

Professor Sir Peter Hall (1932–2014) pp. 8-8

Andrew Tallon

Urban destination marketing: A broken paradigm? pp. 9-15

John Heeley

The presence and importance of tourist destinations on Twitter pp. 16-30

Marta Plumed Lasarte

At the crossroads between rehabilitation and redevelopment: A critique of Seoul’s Sewunsangga inner-city renewal project pp. 31-40

In Su Na

Urban transformation: Effects of large housing investments on nearby property values in Atasehir Istanbul pp. 41-51

Ümran Topçu

The integration of culture and commerce for sustainable urban regeneration in the neighbourhoods of Bilbao La Vieja, San Francisco and Zabala (Bilbao) pp. 52-65

Gloria Aparicio and Jon Charterina

Creating a bridge between city and state to solve a problem: A case study of the City of Bakersfield Solid Waste Division Initiative pp. 66-70

Sal Moretti

How will the Atlantic Gateway support sustainable economic growth? pp. 71-78

Walter Menzies

The true cost of brownfield land: Rethinking investment approaches pp. 79-85

Abigail Gilbert and Euan Hall

Power to the people: Putting community into urban regeneration pp. 86-100

Andrew Maliphant

Volume 7, issue 4, 2014

Festivals, carnivals and urban regeneration pp. 301-306

Andrew Tallon

Enterprise Zones in the UK: Do they create or add value? A rejoinder pp. 307-316

Jon Talbot

Rural icons as strategic branding tools pp. 317-328

Mark Van Twist and Michiel Kort

Delivering quality urban consolidation on the urban fringe: A case study of University Hill, Melbourne, Australia pp. 329-342

Lee Beattie and Errol Haarhoff

Community power for liveable cities pp. 343-350

Dora Marinova and Amzad Hossain

Improving quality of life through cultural regeneration and urban development: The Marseille Euroméditerranée renewal project pp. 351-362

Assunta Martone, Gabriella Pennella and Marichela Sepe

Place branding and city centre management: Exploring international parallels in research and practice pp. 363-369

Andres Coca-Stefaniak

The new European funding landscape: What are the opportunities for urban regeneration? pp. 370-377

Sue Baxter

Rebuilding, rebranding and regenerating Manchester pp. 378-391

Euan Kellie

The push for Ottawa’s mid-town: Getting to square one pp. 392-400

Terrence Lonergan

`Urban Regeneration in the UK` by Phil Jones and James Evans pp. 401-405

Karen Escott and Nick Bailey

Volume 7, issue 3, 2014

Coastal towns and regeneration pp. 205-207

Andrew Tallon

Using skills development strategies to tackle poverty and inequality pp. 208-210

Chris Goulden

Forever young: How can a branding destination strategy regenerate a city image? The case of Tel Aviv pp. 211-223

Ram Herstein, Eugene D. Jaffe and Ron Berger

Revisiting urban planning and design practices in a small city in Florida pp. 224-242

Sungman Kim

Leadership and policy delivery in regeneration practice in a time of austerity pp. 243-250

Raphael Heffron

Barrhead: Regeneration of a typical Scottish town pp. 251-257

Phil Prentice

Town Teams, Portas Pilots and the future of the high street pp. 258-262

Chris Hurst and Martin Blackwell

What does High Speed Two mean for regeneration and economic development in the UK? pp. 263-274

Beth West and Laura Webster

A case study of the regeneration of the St Paul’s estate, Cheltenham: Working in partnership and engaging with the community to deliver improvements in a deprived area pp. 275-291

Amanda Taylor

`Urban Regeneration in the UK (2nd edition)` by Andrew Tallon pp. 292-296

Michael E. Leary and Rob Atkinson

Volume 7, issue 2, 2014

Austerity era regeneration: Conceptual issues and practical challenges, Part 2 pp. 105-110

Lee Pugalis and Joyce Liddle

The end of the affair: Abusive partnerships in austerity pp. 111-121

Nicola Headlam and Mike Rowe

Heritage-based regeneration in an age of austerity: Lessons from the Townscape Heritage Initiative pp. 122-135

Alan Reeve and Robert Shipley

Shock-proof cities? The impact of and responses to the recent financial and economic crisis in older industrial cities pp. 136-149

Jörg Plöger and Isabella Kohlhaas-Weber

The potential for neighbourhood regeneration in a period of austerity: Changing forms of neighbourhood governance in two cities pp. 150-163

Nick Bailey and Madeleine Pill

Local economic development in a time of austerity: A consultant’s perspective pp. 164-170

Scott Dickinson

The Coventry story of regeneration in an age of austerity: A practitioner’s perspective pp. 171-177

Carl Pearson

Regeneration in the north of England: One step forward, two steps back pp. 178-184

P. A. Joyce

Turn, but don’t step back: The regeneration legacy of government cuts pp. 185-187

Jonathan Manns

Regeneration beyond austerity: A collective viewpoint pp. 188-197

Lee Pugalis Et Al

Volume 7, issue 1, 2013

Editorial pp. 5-8

Andrew Tallon

The outcomes of transport planning for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games pp. 9-20

Sir Peter Hendy

Housing as a driver for economic growth: Lessons learned from Birmingham City Council pp. 21-25

Clive Skidmore

Building healthy communities in an age of austerity pp. 26-30

Alison Seabrooke and Jennifer Tankard

Accelerating public sector land disposal pp. 31-33

Deborah Mclaughlin

Neighbourhood planning: A new approach to consensus building? pp. 34-41

Phil Crabtree and Ian Mackay

Desert urbanism: Canalscape for Metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona pp. 42-54

Stephen Buckman, Nan Ellin and David Proffitt

‘It’ll get worse before it gets better’: Local experiences of living in a regeneration area pp. 55-66

Gill Davidson, David Mcguinness, Paul Greenhalgh, Paul Braidford and Fred Robinson

Event-based urban regeneration and gentrification in the historic centre of Genoa pp. 67-78

Francesco Gastaldi

The role of the public sector in the regeneration of deprived urban areas: Case studies from Krakow in Poland and Kirklees in the UK pp. 79-94

Marcin Kopec

`On the Wrong Side of the Track? East London and the Post Olympics` by P. Cohen pp. 95-98

Ben Kochan and Marie Howland