Compared with the considerable number of studies on urban redevelopment highlighting
the downside of wholesale redevelopment in breaking up communities, only limited reports …

Shanghai, the largest socialist industrial city in China, is now experiencing dramatic
restructuring under global and local forces. This paper provides a preliminary account of …

Urban regeneration has been accompanying urban development since the earliest human
settlement, and was emphasized after the World War Two. Several decades' experience and …

Based on ethnographic research during 2013–2015, this study describes an alternative form
of gentrification in a traditional urban neighbourhood in Shanghai, unpacking how the notion …

Current studies on urban shrinkage tend to regard the phenomenon as city-level processes
with an overlook on its inner complexity. Due to the ongoing urbanisation and pro-growth …

Rapid urbanization has resulted in uneven regional development in China's urban villages.
As well as providing affordable housing for low-income foreign residents, it also provides …

Urban regeneration has become one of the most effective ways to develop urban areas that
have declined. Compared with other types of urban regeneration, community micro …

This article examines the role of historical preservation in the spatial restructuring of
postindustrial cities through a detailed case study of Xintiandi, a preservation–based …

Shangbu Industrial District (SID) is the first industrial district in China that has successful
been regenerated into a major commercial and retailing centre. First developed in the 1980s …

This paper examines a neighborhood regeneration effort in Jangsu Village, Seoul, through
which residents strived to continue living in the area on the verge of wholesale renewal. In …