Urban Regeneration: A Critical Perspective

by Sue Brownill

This book combines theory and practice and distils material from a variety of sources to give students a critical perspective on regeneration. Regeneration as an area of public policy has seen a massive growth over recent years and has been the subject of substantial policy review and initiatives, in particular through the growing emphasis on social inclusion. As a result it now not only has a major impact on contemporary towns and cities but also covers a wide range of activities and areas. This book consolidates a variety of reports and case study material and gives students and practitioners a more reflective and critical perspective on regeneration.

336 pages, Hardcover

Published September 1, 2010