Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

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Volume 4, issue 4, 2011

Guest Editorial: Regeneration: The perfect storm pp. 301-303

Clive Dutton

Smart urbanism: Making massive small change pp. 304-311

Kelvin Campbell

Shaping better cities pp. 312-318

Terry Hill

Urban regeneration and the creative knowledge economy: The case of 22@ in Barcelona pp. 319-327

Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway and Josep Miquel Piqué

Art and culture in regeneration: Tate Modern, Bankside and London pp. 328-336

Nicholas Serota and Donald Hyslop

High-density living in the Asian context pp. 337-349

Jason Pomeroy

A new healthy city pp. 350-353

Michael Parker

Remixing excess capacity pp. 354-357

Robin Chase

Localism — call it the Y factor: The Gaeltacht Quarter and the East End have got talent, so Y not use it? pp. 358-370

Seán Mitchell

Interwhile uses pp. 371-380

Eric Reynolds

Meanwhile structures pp. 381-387

Alex De Rijke and Sadie Morgan

Accidental expert: Experiments in sustainable restaurants and food retailing pp. 388-395

Arthur Potts Dawson

Communicating the dream pp. 396-406

Peter Murray

Volume 4, issue 3, 2011

Editorial pp. 205-206

Jon Coaffee

Poverty, power and policy dilemmas: Lessons from the community empowerment programme in England pp. 207-217

John P. Houghton and Toby Blume

Green real-estate funds in German regeneration: A challenging merger of economy and sustainability pp. 218-227

Thomas Beyerle

‘Money’s too tight to mention’? Urban regeneration in a recession and beyond: The case of Oxford pp. 228-239

Juliet Carpenter

Recognising ownership in regeneration: Developing a mutual neighbourhood pp. 240-254

Rob Rowlands

Sub-national economic development: Where do we go from here? pp. 255-268

Lee Pugalis

From house to home: Residents’ perceptions of housing modernisation pp. 269-278

Aimee Walshaw

Underrated localism in urban regeneration: The case of Liverpool, a shrinking city pp. 279-292

Chris Couch and Matthew Cocks

`Politics, Planning and Homes in a World City` by D. Bowi pp. 293-294

Rob Imrie

Volume 4, issue 2, 2010

Editorial: Learning from the past to inform future regeneration practice pp. 109-110

Jon Coaffee

Guest Editorial: Learning from innovation in regeneration practice: Anticipating ahead — what next? pp. 111-114

John Diamond and Lorraine Johnston

Transforming disconnected suburban spaces into major urban centres pp. 115-125

Jason Beske, William Ebel and Leslie Karr

Integrated evaluation of regeneration plans pp. 126-134

Dalia Lichfield

Participatory budgeting: Adults and young people making investments in their communities pp. 135-146

Jez Hall

Knowledge transfer in regeneration: Is it feasible and can the community benefit? pp. 147-157

Udi Engelsman and Alan Southern

Local Area Agreements as a tool for addressing deprivation within UK cities pp. 158-167

Alexander Nurse and Simon Pemberton

Reflecting on the role of social innovation in urban policy pp. 168-179

Nicola Headlam and Stephen Hincks

Regenerating through collaborative innovation: The changing role of universities in urban and regional regeneration pp. 180-193

Lorraine Johnston

`Cities and Gender` by Helen Jarvis, Paula Kantor and Jonathan Clok pp. 194-198

Suzy Nelson

Volume 4, issue 1, 2010

Editorial: Remaking regeneration pp. 5-6

Jon Coaffee

Guest Editorial: Innovation and knowledge exchange in regeneration management: The challenges and barriers of innovation practice pp. 7-10

Lorraine Johnston and John Diamond

Environmentally led regeneration: Challenges and opportunities of green infrastructure pp. 11-18

Sophie Churchill and Simon Evans

Applicability of land readjustment in urban regeneration in Hong Kong pp. 19-32

Yung Yau and Ching Yin Cheng

Could emerging China and India resuscitate the UK’s high streets? pp. 33-38

Alyas Khan

Redevelopment of vacant land in the blighted neighbourhoods of Cleveland, Ohio, resulting from the housing foreclosure crisis pp. 39-52

W. Dennis Keating

Ageing in the neighbourhood: Creating caring communities and increasing liveability in Dutch neighbourhoods pp. 53-62

Gerard Heins

Five scalar challenges and barriers to innovative practice in regeneration management pp. 63-75

Paul Benneworth

Addressing the skills gap in regeneration and economic development in Cumbria pp. 76-89

Frank Peck, Flo Bell and Lucy Black

‘Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom’: Enhancing innovative practice in regeneration management pp. 90-99

Mike Rowe and Christina Ashworth

`Olympic Cities: 2012 and the Remaking of London edited` by Gavin Poynter and Iain MacRur pp. 100-101

Andrew Smith

Volume 3, issue 4, 2010

Editorial: Learning from the successes and failures of regeneration in the 2000s pp. 337-338

Jon Coaffee

Guest Editorial: Beyond the Project: Ensuring the progression and continuity of regeneration pp. 339-341

Peter Roberts

Reflections on a year in Newcastle pp. 342-348

David Slater

Obama’s urban policy pp. 349-356

Neil Lee

Urban renewal and regeneration in Sydney, Australia: Council reflections on the planning and development process pp. 357-369

Kristian Ruming, Bill Randolph, Simon Pinnegar and Bruce Judd

Combining forced residential relocation with supportive services: What can Dutch housing associations learn from the American HOPE VI programme? pp. 370-384

Alexandra Curley and Reinout Kleinhans

The rise of the casino resort pp. 385-394

James Morgan

Urban rehabilitation societies: The Portuguese case, characteristics and potential pp. 395-414

João Pedro T.A. Costa

Integrated planning for urban regeneration: The Dynamic Planning approach pp. 415-421

Dalia Lichfield

`Regenerating London: Governance, Sustainability and Community in a Global City edited` by Rob Imrie, Loretta Lees and Mike Raco pp. 422-427

Duncan Bowie and Huw Thomas

Volume 3, issue 3, 2010

Editorial: An introduction to the reuse of contaminated sites for local sustainable development strategies pp. 213-215

Margherita Turvani

Gauging the outcomes of US brownfields revitalisation: A review of the impacts pp. 216-232

Kris Wernstedt

Dealing with residual contamination under 'clean to use': US insights on national practices and potential roles for local communities pp. 233-245

Peter B. Meyer

Brownfield management in Germany: A sustainable issue pp. 246-262

Detlef Grimski and Fabian Dosch

Brownfields in the Czech Republic 1989–2009: The long path to integrated land management pp. 263-276

Yaakov Garb and Jiřina Jackson

The French approach to contaminated land management: Legal framework and reclamation of former industrial sites in urban areas pp. 277-289

Dominique Darmendrail

Target-driven brownfield reuse — a benefit for deprived areas? A spatial analysis of brownfield reuse patterns in England's core city regions pp. 290-300

Andreas Schulze Bäing

Involving communities in the effective and efficient reuse of contaminated and derelict land in England pp. 301-314

Paul Syms

Stakeholder preferences for contaminated land clean-up and redevelopment programmes in Italy pp. 315-323

Margherita Turvani, Stefania Tonin and Anna Alberini

Northala Fields: Valhalla in the distance pp. 324-330

Cameron Cartiere

Volume 3, issue 2, 2009

Editorial pp. 113-114

Jon Coaffee

Guest Editorial: The credit crunch and regeneration pp. 115-119

Michael Parkinson

Knowledge, the new currency in regeneration pp. 120-127

Hilary Burrage

Innovation and 'resistance to change' in urban regeneration practices: A new area-based programme in southern Italy pp. 128-140

Carla Tedesco

Stability, residential satisfaction and the dynamics of change: Evidence from the New Deal for Communities programme in England pp. 141-153

Christina Beatty and Ian Cole

Regeneration: Should it be targeted at a city-region or neighbourhood scale? pp. 154-160

Derek Sutton

Geographic information system behavioural and cognitive mapping in the city centre revitalisation process pp. 161-179

Barbara Goličnik and Matej Nikšič

Integrated planning for urban regeneration: The difficulties and a way forward pp. 180-184

Dalia Lichfield

Evaluation of the Townscape Heritage Initiative: Evidence from the Heritage Lottery Fund pp. 185-201

Gareth Maeer and Isla Campbell

`Dwelling Accordia` by Keith Bradley, Paul Drew, Colen Lumley and Ivor Richards pp. 202-206

Nick Bailey and Simon Pemberton

`The Rebirth of Liverpool: The Eldonian Way` by J. McBane pp. 204-206

Simon Pemberton

Volume 3, issue 1, 2009

Editorial: The broadening scope of urban regeneration and renewal pp. 5-6

Jon Coaffee

Cultural animation and economic vitality: Identifying the links and regeneration potential through the lens of the urban street scene pp. 7-19

Lee Pugalis

Turin: Urban regeneration in a post-industrial city pp. 20-30

Francesca Governa, Cristiana Rossignolo and Silvia Saccomani

From long-term decline to new diversity: Sociodemographic change in Polish and Czech inner cities pp. 31-45

Annegret Haase, Andreas Maas, Sigrun Kabisch and Annett Steinführer

Solving the riddle of the sands: Regenerating England's seaside towns pp. 46-55

Benedict Rickey and John Houghton

Regeneration and health: Conceptualising the connections pp. 56-76

Ade Kearns, Carol Tannahill and Lyndal Bond

Regeneration as social innovation, not a war game pp. 77-91

David Barrie

The paradoxes of cultural regeneration: Artists, neighbourhood redevelopment and the 'creative city' in Poblenou, Barcelona pp. 92-105

Manuel Tironi