ABSTRACT I seek to synthesize several different approaches to issues of urban land
redevelopment and the built environment. The essay focuses on developments in the third …

Neoliberalism as a hegemonic global ideology and framework of governance has been the
subject of extensive critical analyses in geography and urban studies. Despite the …

This research engages with ongoing theoretical enquiry into the nature and dynamics of
public participation in urban redevelopment in a command economy undergoing …

This study uses the city of Kumasi to explore two burning issues in urban Africa: a.
implications of public and customary land governance for wetland sustainability; and b …

Under an emerging neoliberal urbanism, numerous cities have experienced urban
redevelopment in order to enhance competitiveness and attract investment, involving drastic …

Capital cities form the focus of a sub-field in urban studies. Much of the literature concerning
their planning concentrates on their histories, and on the core precincts in which these cities …

Since the 1980s, metropolitan areas have increased worldwide due to urbanization and
regionalization. While the spatial integration of the labor and housing markets has benefitted …

Drawing upon the game-theoretical concepts for urban land redevelopment in China, this
paper provides further substantiation on, and demonstrates, two major fronts in empirical …

The development of high-speed railway (HSR) new towns in China represents a new phase
of suburbanization and has had a significant impact on urban expansion, but not all of its …

Growing socio-spatial inequality has become one of the topics that most excites social,
economic and urban geographers most recently. Contrary to the general expectation, this …