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1 Online-Ressource (470 pages)
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ISBN:
9781839107047
Series Statement:
Research handbooks in urban studies series
Content:
Foreword -- Introduction: Shrinking cities research in times of covid-19 / Karina Pallagst and Patricia M.I. Hammer -- Part I: Conceptualising shrinking smart -- 1. The language of shrinking cities: Terminology and translation to describe a new urban regime / Emmanuèle Cunningham Sabot and Maja Ročak -- 2. Shrinking cities: New insights into planning cultures / Karina Pallagst and René Fleschurz -- 3. Path dependence in shrinking cities: Learning from the past / Victoria Pinoncely -- 4. Shrinking smart from theory to practice: An epistemological approach to constructing a new planning concept / Bozhidar Ivanov -- 5. Place attachment and negative mindset in shrinking cities: Is there a contradiction? / Solène Le Borgne -- 6. Understanding the role of social capital in regenerating shrinking cities: Insights from the Netherlands / Maja Ročak -- 7. Shrinking cities as epistemic communities / Ivonne Audirac -- 8. Urban shrinkage and socio-economic segregation in medium-sized cities: The case of gera / David Huntington -- Part II: Governing shrinking cities -- 9. Governance in shrinking cities: The role of active citizenship in emerging governance / Agnes Matoga -- 10. Urban mindware in governing post-socialist shrinking cities / Krzysztof Stachowiak and Tadeusz Stryjakiewicz -- 11. Governance challenges in shrinking cities: The example of brownfield site reuse and governance / Dieter Rink and Annegret Haase -- 12. Shrinking cities are here to stay: Place-sensitive policy responses? / Flavio Besana and Kai Böhme -- 13. The legal and planning system for shrinking cities in Japan / Tetsuji Uemura -- 14. Towards brighter futures for European small and medium-sized towns: what can social innovation contribute? / Marco Bontje, Nicola Bacon, David Bole and Claire Gordon -- 15. Shrinking cities and cross-border context: The example of the twin cities of forbach (moselle, France) and völklingen (saarland, Germany) / Frédérique Morel-Doridat -- Part III: Greening/rightsizing shrinking cities -- 16. Adaptation of infrastructures in shrinking cities: A review / Fanny Augis -- 17. A growing field in shrinking cities: A literature review on shrinkage and urban green space / Olivia Lewis -- 18. Utilising solar energy and technology production-oriented strategies in shrinking cities / Simone Di Pietro -- 19. Urban green innovation and revitalisation of declining areas and vacant spaces in shrinking cities / José G. Vargas-Hernández and Patricia M.I. Hammer -- 20. Reflections on the challenges for public value capture in shrinking cities / Sílvia Sousa and Paulo Pinho -- 21. Carbon mitigation for shrinking cities / Helen Mulligan -- 22. Regrowth challenges of english cities in the context of flood risk: a discussion on flood resilience and regrowth in hull, United Kingdom / Faeeza Mackay, Stephen Platt and Fulvio Domenico Lopane -- 23. Cultural branding and adaptive reuse in shrinking cities: A comparative study of turin, Italy and lowell, usa / Justin B. Hollander and Marissa G. Meaney -- Part IV: Regrowing shrinking cities -- 24. Variations of urban regrowth -- systematising driving factors and contextual conditions: The European perspective / Annegret Haase, Marco Bontje, Dieter Rink, Chris Couch, Szymon Marcińczak, Petr Rumpel and Manuel Wolff -- 25. Issues, diffusion and solutions of shrinkage in French heritage towns' centres / Alix de La Gaignonnière -- 26. Pop up city and interim uses / Terry Schwarz -- 27. Smart cities as a substitute industry revitalisation approach to shrinking cities in Germany? / Jakob Schackmar -- 28. Refugees in shrinking cities: The role of place and belonging in refugee-led revitalisation / Norma Schemschat -- 29. Old industrial cities striving to attract and retain knowledge workers: a case study from Spain / Simón Sánchez-Moral, Alfonso Arellano and David Moreno -- 30. Data, policy and segregation, open source data and catalysing inclusive culture-led economic development: Contextualising smart city / Jasmin Aber -- Index.
Content:
"Compelling and engaging, this Handbook on Shrinking Cities addresses the fundamentals of shrinkage, exploring its causal factors, the ways in which planning strategies and policies are steered, and innovative solutions for revitalising shrinking cities. It analyses the multidimensional phenomena involved in processes of shrinkage, where cities experience a dramatic decline in their economic and social bases. Offering a timely response to the endurance of decline in cities across the globe, contributions from top scholars showcase a wide range of perspectives on the ongoing challenges of shrinkage. Chapters cover topics of 'governance', 'greening' and 'right-sizing', and 'regrowth', laying the relevant groundwork for the Handbook's proposals for dealing with shrinkage in the age of COVID-19 and beyond. Leading experts in the fields of urban and regional development contribute novel ideas pertinent to the future of shrinking cities, considering factors such as economic prosperity, liveability, social stability, and innovation, ultimately representing a paradigmatic shift from growth-centred planning to the notion of 'shrinking sustainably'. In suggesting strategies to reverse decline and generate newer, more robust development, this prescient Handbook will prove beneficial to scholars of human geography and urban planning. The wide range of case studies will also make this a vital read for planning practitioners"--
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index
Additional Edition:
ISBN 1839107049
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781839107030
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781839107030
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Handbook on shrinking cities Cheltenham, UK : Edward Elgar Publishing, 2022 ISBN 9781839107030
Language:
English
Subjects:
Geography
Keywords:
Stadtentwicklung
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Raumordnung
Author information:
Pallagst, Karina 1969-
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