Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal

2007 - 2026

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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