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1	The different urban efforts to revitalize urban neighborhoods in the United States and the United Kingdom: comparative case study based on governmental responses focusing on urban neighborhood revitalization Ko, Youngho 10 October 2008 (has links) Many US inner cities that had once experienced enormous growth have suffered decline in physical, social, and economic respects. This experience has been limited not only to US urban areas but is also apparent in many UK cities. Because the forces of urban decline have been similar in both cases, so have efforts to address their consequences. Urban policies in each country were implemented to regenerate (UK) or revitalize (US) inner city areas and neighborhoods. This study focuses on one aspect of urban regeneration/revitalization. Change in housing characteristics is a key indicator of decline in inner cities, and captures many of the social, economic and physical aspects of decline. By examining changes in housing characteristics, as well as contextual variables such as poverty, income, and unemployment, this paper examines differences in policy approaches to reversing urban decline. A comparative case study of neighborhoods in representative urban areas in each country using secondary qualitative and quantitative data provides evidence of how each country's approach resulted in changes to the neighborhood's housing and social characteristics. Interpreting these changes leads to conclusions and implications for current and future policies in each country. Urban revitalization Neighborhood revitalization
2	Equitable transit-oriented development as a strategy for neighborhood revitalization: A case study of Mid City in Baton Rouge, LA January 2016 (has links) 0 / SPK / specialcollections@tulane.edu
3	Factors That Influence the Success of Community Development Corporations: A Case Study of Price Hill Will Fisher, Elizabeth 03 August 2010 (has links) No description available. Urban Planning community development corporations neighborhood revitalization
4	Enhancing the West End Community: A New Approach to Development Renaud, Martin P. 26 September 2011 (has links) No description available. Architecture Neighborhood Revitalization Cincinnati West End Development
5	Neighborhood Revitalization and Historic Preservation in U.S. Legacy Cities Kinahan, Kelly L. 19 May 2016 (has links) No description available. Urban Planning Public Policy
6	SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ISSUES IN THE SUCCESSFUL ADAPTIVE REUSE OF CHURCHES JOHNSON, TARA A. 02 July 2004 (has links) No description available. Urban and Regional Planning church churches adaptive reuse economic development neighborhood revitalization
7	The Role of Social Capital and Community Development within First-Suburbs: The Case of Greater Cincinnati Region Mitchell-Brown, Joanna L. 05 October 2012 (has links) No description available. Urban Planning Social Capital Community Development First-suburbs Neighborhood revitalization Inner-suburbs Cincinnati
8	Urban Community Forestry in Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD: The Role of Nonprofit Organizations Rodier, Meghan L. 26 July 2011 (has links) No description available. Natural Resource Management Urban Forestry Urban Planning Governance neighborhood revitalization urban community forestry
9	Fundamentally Linked: School Quality and Neighborhood Revitalization in the city of Cleveland Schmitt, Angie 27 January 2011 (has links) No description available. Urban Planning Cleveland Urban Schools Community Development Neighborhood revitalization Ohio City Tremont Detroit Shoreway Downtown Cleveland Sprawl
10	The role of co-operatives in North End Winnipeg's urban revitalization Intertas, Mark Aurelio 06 January 2017 (has links) The North End is one of the most colourful areas in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Plagued by urban decay, the North End is a melting pot of cultures and catch basin for many marginalized people. In the face of adversity, people unite under similar ideals and principles to work towards common goals. This unity is exemplified in co-operatives, which has been in the North End for decades. Co-ops exhibited outstanding camaraderie with the goal of alleviating adverse social conditions. Today, the co-op sector, exemplified by Pollock’s Hardware and Urban Eatin’ Landscapes, continue to operate in the area like conventional business, while practicing social and environmental responsibility under a common set of principles. Due to their ideologies and principles, their impact on neighbourhood and community revitalization is more profound than expected. Through case studies, this research found that co-ops offer urban planners and government officials a complimentary method to conventional urban revitalization methods. Co-operative Urban Revitalization starts by uniting marginalized people and empowering them to devise solutions to social and economic problems. / February 2017 urban revitalization co-operatives North End Winnipeg urban decay urban decline CED Community Economic Development Pollock's Hardware Co-op Urban Eatin' Landscapes Co-op cooperatives case study Mark Aurelio Rojas Intertas Mark Intertas Intertas Semi-structured interview neighbourhood revitalization neighborhood revitalization community revitalization People's Co-op Manitoba Co-operative's Act

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