Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

2007 - 2026

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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

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