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ABSTRACT Drawing on institutionalist political economy, this paper argues that education should be conceptualised as a foundational institutional determinant of health rather than a contextual socioeconomic factor. Utilising data from Scotland, which faces some of the most profound health challenges within Europe, this paper uses Qualitative ...
Ian Greener, Kieran Laskawy
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The purpose of this study was to analyze ‘sharing’ as an operational framework for waterfront industrial heritage revitalization in the context of sustainable urban regeneration.
Yichen Zhu, Zhenyu Li
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With the acceleration of global urbanisation, the pace of evolution in urban waterfront areas has intensified, consequently hastening the renewal rate of their constituent public spaces.
Jizhou Chen +6 more
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'McGeneration'? An examination of the continuing importance of place in cultural regeneration [PDF]
The regeneration of urban places is a major force in the landscape of previously declining industrial cities. The processes and policies of regeneration have received considerable research over the years, with a particular emphasis on quantitative ...
Brown, Amanda
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Recently many kinds of residential type and form are provided by property developers. The aim of that strategic is to attract consumer's interest. Residential waterfront is a residential area that is located on the surroundings of lake, river, or sea and
Hendra Rahman +2 more
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As urban architecture continues to emphasize integration with natural environments, the concept of waterfront buildings and blue–green spaces has been widely applied in the site selection of large urban structures. While existing research has extensively
Chunyu Zhang +4 more
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Understanding visitors’ outdoor activities in urban public spaces and their relationship with the physical environment is essential for improving the precision of public space design. This study, set in the context of Yangzhou, China, focuses on physical
Tianyu Li +3 more
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Waterfronts, public spaces and tourist potential
Contemporary cities also known as postindustrial cities are created by dynamic urban development. One of the most significant processes is related to waterfront areas and their new public spaces. What does it mean for the identity of a city, for its potential on the “tourist market”? How deeply can new urban structures change the image of a city?
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