Add to ORKGGovernmental policies in the UK have indicated that a new form of localism is to be applied in the urban development industry. Private developers, who are primarily initiators and financers of urban regeneration projects, are obliged to implement public consultation into their pre-application process. However, whether the involved actors consider the current interpretation of public engagement in urban regeneration effective remains questionable. This research investigates the private-civic relationship and pinpoints the most critical aspects of public engagement, in order to improve the situation for the future.Urban Area DevelopmentReal Estate & HousingArchitecture and The Built Environmen
Local authority land is viewed as part of the supply solution to inflating national housebuilding ta...
In this paper, the courses of action taken to facilitate residents' participation, in developing com...
Deliberations over property development are so often typified by caricatures of the process, its act...
Increasing renovation costs and ever more limited public funding for urban regeneration in combinati...
This paper reports the findings of research into the representation of local interests in area‐based...
Urban regeneration that combines integrated and place-based approaches increasingly aims at includin...
This article explores local government engagement and communication with citizens in one of the UK’s...
Over the past ten years regeneration strategies pursued in many European Countries have utilised the...
Cities in diverse contexts experience increasing civil society engagement through neighbourhood-scal...
The paper aims at investigating how different approaches in the interaction among public institution...
The paper draws on in-depth research on the impacts of urban regeneration programmes on small busine...
Research into public participation in local decision-making has increased over the past forty years,...
Summary. The importance of levering private nance and investment into urban regeneration is a centr...
This dissertation looks at the activities of private real estate developers in their efforts to deve...
Public participation in the urban environment is explored with reference to a case study of the rede...
Local authority land is viewed as part of the supply solution to inflating national housebuilding ta...
In this paper, the courses of action taken to facilitate residents' participation, in developing com...
Deliberations over property development are so often typified by caricatures of the process, its act...
Increasing renovation costs and ever more limited public funding for urban regeneration in combinati...
This paper reports the findings of research into the representation of local interests in area‐based...
Urban regeneration that combines integrated and place-based approaches increasingly aims at includin...
This article explores local government engagement and communication with citizens in one of the UK’s...
Over the past ten years regeneration strategies pursued in many European Countries have utilised the...
Cities in diverse contexts experience increasing civil society engagement through neighbourhood-scal...
The paper aims at investigating how different approaches in the interaction among public institution...
The paper draws on in-depth research on the impacts of urban regeneration programmes on small busine...
Research into public participation in local decision-making has increased over the past forty years,...
Summary. The importance of levering private nance and investment into urban regeneration is a centr...
This dissertation looks at the activities of private real estate developers in their efforts to deve...
Public participation in the urban environment is explored with reference to a case study of the rede...
Local authority land is viewed as part of the supply solution to inflating national housebuilding ta...
In this paper, the courses of action taken to facilitate residents' participation, in developing com...
Deliberations over property development are so often typified by caricatures of the process, its act...