Neighbourhood regeneration : an international evaluation / edited by Rachelle Alterman, Göran Cars.

Contributor(s): Alterman, Rachelle [editor.] | Cars, Göran [editor.]Material type: TextTextLondon ; New York : Mansell, 1991©1991 Description: x, 230 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 072012073X (hardback)Subject(s): Urban renewal -- Evaluation | Neighborhoods -- Government policy -- Evaluation | Community development, Urban -- Evaluation | Planned communities -- Evaluation | Urban policy -- EvaluationLOC classification: HT170 .N45 1991Summary: This book examines the policies and problems concerning neighborhood renewal in different countries, highlighting the measures taken across different sectors. Analysis focuses on the interconnections between housing and social welfare, physical infrastructure and economic development. Evaluates a wide range of government programmes and emphasizes the need to address not only the physical but also the social aspects of urban policy. Part 1 discusses a variety of neighbourhood programmes from Western and Eastern Europe, Israel, Canada and the United States while Part 2 concentrates on difficulties of methodology which researchers and policy-makers face.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

This book examines the policies and problems concerning neighborhood renewal in different countries, highlighting the measures taken across different sectors. Analysis focuses on the interconnections between housing and social welfare, physical infrastructure and economic development. Evaluates a wide range of government programmes and emphasizes the need to address not only the physical but also the social aspects of urban policy. Part 1 discusses a variety of neighbourhood programmes from Western and Eastern Europe, Israel, Canada and the United States while Part 2 concentrates on difficulties of methodology which researchers and policy-makers face.