Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

2007 - 2025

From Henry Stewart Publications
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Henry Stewart Talks ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 2, issue 4, 2009

Editorial: How will regeneration be recast in economic recession? pp. 301-303

Jon Coaffee

Urban Improvement Districts in Germany: New legal instruments for joint proprietor activities in area development pp. 304-317

Stefan Kreutz

Understanding 'new regional policy': What is behind the government's sub-national economic development and regeneration policy for England? pp. 318-336

Paul Hildreth

Neighbourhood regeneration: Routes out of disappointment pp. 337-350

Trevor Davies

How effective are area-based regeneration initiatives in targeting socially excluded individuals? pp. 351-363

Deborah Baker, Stephen Barrow and Chris Shiels

Creative industries and urban regeneration pp. 364-374

David Jarvis, Hannah Lambie and Nigel Berkeley

Working with 'culture' in multi-ethnic areas: Perspectives for urban regeneration pp. 375-388

Paola Briata

`Urban Regeneration in the UK` by Phil Jones and James Evans pp. 389-390

Sue Bagwell

Volume 2, issue 3, 2009

Editorial pp. 205-206

Tamsin Curtis

Urban revitalisation and town centre management in Poland: Opportunities and challenges for the 21st century pp. 207-215

J. A. Coca-Stefaniak, Stanislaw M. Radominski and Katarzyna Ryczek

Beyond the hype: Creative city development in Rotterdam pp. 216-231

Jan J. Trip and Arie Romein

Increasing investment in towns and cities pp. 232-237

Jacquie Reilly and Mo Aswat

Weightings of decision-making criteria for neighbourhood renewal: Perspectives of university students in Hong Kong pp. 238-258

Wing Bo Fung and Yung Yau

Museums for urban regeneration? Exploring conditions for their effectiveness pp. 259-271

Beatriz Plaza and Silke N. Haarich

Branding in urban regeneration pp. 272-282

Jasper Eshuis and Jurian Edelenbos

Commentary Towards a theology of urban regeneration pp. 283-290

James Jones

`London’s Turning; The Making of the Thames Gateway;` edited by P. Cohen and M.J. Rustin pp. 291-292

Sue Brownill

Book reviews pp. 293-295

Sue Brownill

Volume 2, issue 2, 2009

Editorial: Community-inspired regeneration pp. 109-110

Nick Bailey

The business of creative cities pp. 111-123

Katherine Champion

Hyperactive governance in the Thames Gateway pp. 124-145

Philip Catney, Tim Dixon and John Henneberry

Winning the battles but losing the war? Regeneration, renewal and the state of Britain's cities pp. 146-151

Malcolm Cooper and Faiza Shaheen

Dilemmas in energy renewal: A Danish perspective pp. 152-161

Birgitte Dela Stang

Prioritising sector-focused investor development work with foreign-owned companies in order to accelerate and sustain regeneration pp. 162-172

Colin Sinclair and Natasha Howells

Towards a holistic approach to regeneration: The importance of operational dimensions pp. 173-187

Richard Breese

Legal and regulatory update The Roanne case: Implications for the procurement of regeneration projects pp. 188-193

James Stone

Volume 2, issue 1, 2008

Guest Editorial: The evaluation of regeneration: Concept, practice and process pp. 5-6

Jon Coaffee, John Diamond and Joyce Liddle

'Doing evaluation': A consultant's perspective pp. 7-18

Sarah Longlands and Francis Markus

Why do we never learn? pp. 19-26

Christina Ashworth

Participatory and empowerment evaluation tools for regeneration pp. 27-38

Zoe Brooks

Parallel lines: Diverse approaches to securing meaningful involvement in evaluation by participants in community regeneration programmes pp. 39-59

Martin E. Purcell

Pulling together the strands: Evaluation of regeneration initiatives as applied to New Deal for Communities pp. 60-73

Anne Lythgoe

Forgotten voices? The importance of longitudinal evaluation of urban regeneration projects pp. 74-85

Veronica Coatham and Tim Jones

Reflections on the role of the evaluator: Recognising value for money and creative learning within regeneration evaluation pp. 86-99

Jon Coaffee and John Diamond

Volume 1, issue 4, 2008

Editorial pp. 313-215

Juergen Bruns-Berentelg

Coordination or competition: Obstacles and success factors for integrated partnerships at local level pp. 316-328

Liza Hopkins and Denise Meredyth

Globalisation: The opportunity for UK cities pp. 329-340

Glenn Athey and Paula Lucci

Local asset backed vehicles: The potential for exponential growth as the delivery vehicle of choice for physical regeneration pp. 341-353

George Grace and Andrew M. W. Ludiman

Innovative methods for financing urban development: The European Union contribution pp. 354-367

Mateu Turró, Gianni Carbonaro and Brian Field

Social housing and urban renewal: Current Dutch policy pp. 368-377

Hugo Priemus

Retail-led regeneration: Assessing the property outcomes pp. 378-388

Cliff Guy

The introduction of Street Wardens as a social policy intervention in Britain targeting the regeneration of local communities: Theory and practice pp. 389-400

Chih Hoong Sin

Legal and regulatory update pp. 401-407

Amanda Beresford

`Successful Neighbourhoods: A Good Practice Guide` by P. Duncan and S. Thomas pp. 408-411

Chris Couch and Annette Hastings

Volume 1, issue 3, 2008

Editorial pp. 225-226

Margaret Dewar

The dynamics of 'place-shaping': The changing rationale for urban regeneration pp. 227-239

Paul Hildreth

Large-scale mixed-use development and the UK planning system: Does it fit, and will the Planning White Paper assist? pp. 240-250

Simon Ricketts and Duncan Field

Every little hurts: Why partnering with chains will not work pp. 251-259

Guy Rubin and John Taylor

How businesses can contribute positively to local schools and communities pp. 260-274

Shelley Aggarwal

Hosting a sustainable visitor economy: Lessons from the regeneration of London's 'Banglatown' pp. 275-285

Stephen J. Shaw

The City Development Company model: The implications for economic development pp. 286-296

Stuart Gulliver

Legal and regulatory update pp. 297-303

Amanda Beresford

`London Voices London Lives: Tales from a Working Capital` by Peter Hall pp. 304-305

Nick Bailey

Volume 1, issue 2, 2007

Editorial pp. 117-118

Richard Clark

Business investment in deprived areas: Creating the conditions pp. 119-128

Patricia Seex

A 2012 labour market legacy: The bigger picture pp. 129-141

Tim Sydenham

Transport and urban regeneration pp. 142-154

John Swanson, Andrew Davies and Danielle Czauderna

Putting employability in its place pp. 155-164

Matthew Creighton

What happens when the funding runs out? Exploring the utility of 'exit strategies' for Australian housing regeneration programmes pp. 165-177

Keith Jacobs and Kathy Arthurson

Large-scale events and sustainable urban regeneration: Key principles for host cities pp. 178-190

Andrew Smith

Skills needs for regeneration professionals pp. 191-204

Sue Bagwell

Towards carbon-zero development pp. 205-210

Amanda Beresford

`Jigsaw Cities: Big Places, Small Spaces` by Anne Power and John Houghton pp. 211-214

Marilyn Higgins

7th Annual Regeneration Management Research Network Workshop, Centre for Urban Policy Studies (CUPS), University of Manchester pp. 215-216

Jon Coaffee

Volume 1, issue 1, 2007

Editorial pp. 5-5

Sir Peter Hall

Bridging the gap: Delivering infrastructure investment in Britain's cities pp. 7-21

Christopher Webber and Adam Marshall

From 'chains' to partnerships? Supermarkets and regeneration pp. 22-36

Gareth Potts

Approaching regeneration in partnership: Models for private and public sector collaboration pp. 37-43

Stephen Sorrell and Kuljeet Hothi

Linking neighbourhood regeneration to city-region growth: Why and how? pp. 44-54

Ivan Turok and Brian Robson

Tax increment financing: A property-based tool for local regeneration? pp. 55-68

Rachel Weber and Laura Goddeeris

Planning inclusive and sustainable urban regeneration: Balancing a visitor-based economy with local needs in the city of York, UK pp. 69-82

John Forrester and Carolyn Snell

Density and value: How much development can a regeneration project support and still make good places? Answer: It all depends on the local context pp. 83-95

Anthony Alexander and Andrew Morton

Legal and regulatory update pp. 96-102

Amanda Beresford