Urban Research & Practice

2014 - 2025

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Volume 12, issue 4, 2019

Productive gentrification in the Mile-Ex neighbourhood of Montreal, Canada: exploring the role of the state in remaking urban industrial clusters pp. 301-321

Mary Sprague and Norma M Rantisi

The ‘Pink Street’ in Cais do Sodré: urban change and liminal governance in a nightlife district of Lisbon pp. 322-340

Jordi Nofre, João C. Martins, Domingos Vaz, Rosa Fina, Jorge Sequera and Patricia Vale

Instinctive participation: community-initiated mechanisms for managing and maintaining urban poor settlements in Cairo, Egypt pp. 341-371

Khaled Galal Ahmed

Vulnerability and deviance: individual reasoning about the proposal to ban begging in Sweden pp. 372-391

Karin Zelano

Consumption and encounter in (multi)cultural quarters reflecting on London and Rome’s ‘Banglatowns’ pp. 392-413

Carlotta Fioretti and Paola Briata

An alternative for whom? The evolution and socio-economy of Danish cohousing pp. 414-430

Peter Jakobsen and Henrik Gutzon Larsen

Urban space renaissance of a developing country city pp. 431-447

Samuel Twumasi Amoah, Ebenezer Owusu-Sekyere and Emmanuel Narteh Angmor

The triad of social sustainability: Defining and measuring social sustainability of urban neighbourhoods pp. 448-471

M. Reza Shirazi and Ramin Keivani

Balancing gentrification in the knowledge economy: the case of Chattanooga’s innovation district pp. 472-492

Arnault Morisson and Carmelina Bevilacqua

Build it and they will come: whatever happened to social housing in Mexico pp. 493-504

Alfonso Valenzuela Aguilera and Sasha Tsenkova

Climate change in cities: innovations in multi-level governance pp. 505-506

Aliaksandra Baravikova

Rethinking third places. Informal public spaces and community building pp. 507-508

Iñigo Lorente-Riverola

Volume 12, issue 3, 2019

‘Orthodox’ and ‘alternative’ explanations for the reduction of urban violence in Medellín, Colombia pp. 211-229

Caroline Doyle

Citizen dialogue for whom? Competing rationalities in urban planning, the case of Gothenburg, Sweden pp. 230-246

Linda Soneryd and Elisabeth Lindh

Gentrification in new-build and old-build transit-oriented developments: the case of Bengaluru pp. 247-263

Jyothi Chava, Peter Newman and Reena Tiwari

Is the ability of politicians to act as representatives between elections hampered in systems inspired by NPM? pp. 264-284

Vicki Johansson

Urban planning in the most liveable city: Vienna pp. 285-295

Volkmar Pamer

Enabling urban alternatives. Crises, contestation, and cooperation pp. 296-297

Anthea Chiovitti

Urban regeneration. A manifesto for transforming UK cities in the age of climate change pp. 298-300

Massimiliano Granceri

Volume 12, issue 2, 2019

Erratum pp. i-i

The Editors

After poverty reduction: trajectories of U.S. urban neighborhoods that escaped high poverty during the 1990s pp. 113-136

Chunhui Ren

Harnessing inclusive urban knowledge for the implementation of the New Urban Agenda pp. 137-155

Enora Robin, Katrien Steenmans and Michele Acuto

Migration, caste and livelihood: evidence from Indian city-slums pp. 156-172

S Chandrasekhar and Arup Mitra

Communities making social change from below. Social innovation and democratic leadership in two disenfranchised neighbourhoods in Barcelona pp. 173-191

Santiago Eizaguirre and Marc Parés

Building a movement for the right to housing in Hungary pp. 192-200

Éva Tessza Udvarhelyi

Attracting investment by introducing the city as a special economic zone: a perspective from Mauritius pp. 201-207

Zaheer Allam and David Sydney Jones

Emerging urban spaces: a planetary perspective pp. 208-210

Lorenzo De Vidovich

Volume 12, issue 1, 2019

Social housing on trial: Institutions + Policy design pp. 1-6

Sasha Tsenkova

The Role of Nonprofits in Meeting the Housing Challenge in the United States pp. 7-37

Rachel G. Bratt

Social Rented Housing in the (DIS)United Kingdom: Can Different Social Housing Regime Types Exist within the Same Nation State? pp. 38-60

Mark Stephens

The organizational challenges of mixed-income development: privatizing public housing through cross-sector collaboration pp. 61-83

Mark L. Joseph, Robert J. Chaskin, Amy T. Khare and Jung-Eun Kim

Moving towards age-inclusive public housing in Singapore pp. 84-98

Belinda Yuen

Political evolution in the Lisbon of the digital era. Fast urban changes, slow institutional restructuring and growing civic pressures pp. 99-110

João Seixas and António Brito Guterres

Reimagining planning: how Italian urban planners are changing planning practices pp. 111-112

Carolina Pacchi

Volume 11, issue 4, 2018

Maximising cruise tourism outcomes in small-medium cruise ports: lessons from Atlantic Canada pp. 289-313

John McCarthy

Accessible and Inclusive Public Space: The Regeneration of Waterfront in Informal Areas pp. 314-337

Sahar Attia and Asmaa Abdel Aty M. Ibrahim

Growth of metro cities in India: trends, patterns and determinants pp. 338-377

Ismail Haque and Priyank Pravin Patel

Megacity governance and the state pp. 378-395

Daniel Kübler and Christian Lefèvre

Governing street trading in contemporary cities. Anatomy of the policy instruments used by the City of Johannesburg in the post-apartheid era pp. 396-425

Claire Bénit-Gbaffou

Exploring the physical-environmental domains of quality of life; the experience of midsize cities in Iran pp. 426-440

Sara Habibi and Esfandiar Zebardast

Neighbourhood participation in super-diverse contexts: comparing Amsterdam and Vienna pp. 441-459

Myrte S. Hoekstra and Julia Dahlvik

In search of determinants for quoted housing rents: Empirical evidence from major German cities pp. 460-477

Björn Egner and Katharina J Grabietz

The evolution process of Chicago’s industrial land-use policy pp. 478-491

Vitello Diego Danilo

Volume 11, issue 3, 2018

The built environment, transportation policy, and population health: a comparison of two cities pp. 193-199

Christopher Peacock-McLaughlin, Erin Largo-Wight, Peter S. Wlyudka, Tammie M. Johnson and Julie W. Merten

Pragmatism or idealism? An urban perspective onto the politics of interurban cooperation for sustainability in the EU pp. 200-222

Elisabetta Mocca

Localising urbanisation trajectories: comparing the emergence of second-tier urban regions in Europe (1890–2011) pp. 223-246

Rodrigo V. Cardoso

Artist intermediaries in Berlin: cultural intermediation as an interscalar strategy of self-organizational survival pp. 247-262

Alison L. Bain and Friederike Landau

Transformative change: energy-efficiency and social housing retrofits in Canadian cities pp. 263-274

Sasha Tsenkova

Building sustainable futures for post-industrial regeneration: the case of Taranto, Italy pp. 275-283

Domenico Camarda

DIY Detroit: making do in a city without services pp. 284-286

Sara Hinkley

The Routledge Handbook of International Resilience pp. 286-287

Elena Pede

Volume 11, issue 2, 2018

Erratum pp. 1-1

The Editors

Corrigendum pp. 1-1

The Editors

Creative clusters in the regeneration of Valletta and the cultural politics of Strait Street pp. 87-110

Marion Markwick

Feasibility tools for urban animal husbandry in cities: case of greater Cairo pp. 111-138

Asmaa A. M. Ibrahim and Sarah A. Elariane

Diversity and social cohesion: the case of Jane-Finch, a highly diverse lower-income Toronto neighbourhood pp. 139-158

Donya Ahmadi

City approaches to smart city evaluation and reporting: case studies in the United Kingdom pp. 159-179

Sally Caird

XXI. Century’s challenges for the regeneration of port cities – and for the regeneration of the Havana Bay and waterfront pp. 180-192

Günter Warsewa

Volume 11, issue 1, 2018

Should we care about neutrality in the city? pp. 1-18

Avigail Ferdman

A review of Toyota City’s eco-policy: changes in citizens’ awareness between 2012 and 2015 pp. 19-36

Hiroshi Ito and Nobuo Kawazoe

Taming wickedness: industrial megaprojects and local governance strategies pp. 37-52

Frode Bjørgo and Asbjørn Røiseland

The smart city and its publics: insights from across six UK cities pp. 53-77

Robert Cowley, Simon Joss and Youri Dayot

Urban policies and tools to foster civic uses: Naples’ case study pp. 78-84

Nicola Masella

Welfare words. Critical social work & social policy, by Paul Michael Garrett, Los Angeles, London, New Delhi, Singapore, Washington DC and Melbourne, Sage, 2017, 288 pp., £24.99 (paperback), ISBN: 9781473968974 pp. 85-86

Francesca Bragaglia