Conrad Kickert
Biographic Data
| ID | 4443597 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Conrad Kickert |
| GIVEN NAMES | Conrad |
| FAMILY NAME | Kickert |
| SIGNATURE | KICKERT C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Cincinnati |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Culture, consumption, and the aesthetic homogenization of independent coffee shops in the United States and Canada
Life in the front yard – the reciprocal interaction between residents and the American city
By inhabiting and adapting the public–private interface in front of their homes, residents negotiate their relationship with passersby and public space, seeking to maximize their fit and satisfaction with their broader living environment. This study investigates how residents inhabit and adapt their public–private front yard interface in an urban American neighborhood, and how this process influences residents’ satisfaction and sense of place. Th…
Ideation, deviation, persistence, and implementation – Six decades of pedestrianization in Antwerp’s urban core
This paper focuses on the process behind the post-war pedestrianization of the urban core of Antwerp, Belgium and specifically the role of the urban design imaginary of pedestrianized public spaces in this process. It investigates how pedestrianization as an urban design concept and image first arrived in Antwerp, how it evolved over time, and how it contributed to the implementation of pedestrian projects across the urban core. The research unde…
What if “sense of place” is already strong? An in-depth investigation in an award-winning American neighbourhood
Supertall
Fight, flight, or adapt – the future of our commercial streets
Streetlife
Walkable city rules
Jeff Speck’s Walkable City Rules presents a pragmatic and detail-oriented yet well-written implementation guide to creating pedestrian-friendly urban environments. The book builds upon his highly s
Spatial dynamics of long-term urban retail decline in three transatlantic cities
The Palgrave Handbook of Bottom-Up Urbanism
Critical mass matters
This paper explores the long-term sensitivity of street-level retailers to agglomeration to corroborate its theorised benefits under current economic modelling. It does so by studying the annualised chance of closure of retailers as a function of the number of surrounding retailers, as well as how different types of retailers respond differently to agglomeration. A time fixed effect model is used to study the mortality rate of retailers over the …
From Main Street to mall
The changing role of department stores has been highly pertinent to the turbulent history of U.S. central cities and their ephemeral retail landscape. The “palaces of consumption” that used to domi
Planning small and mid-sized towns
While much of the professional and scholarly work in urban affairs focuses on the metropolitan environment, Avi Friedman’s book takes a rare but valuable look at the places where 20% to 40% of Amer
Critical mass matters
This paper explores the long-term sensitivity of street-level retailers to agglomeration to corroborate its theorised benefits under current economic modelling. It does so by studying the annualised chance of closure of retailers as a function of the number of surrounding retailers, as well as how different types of retailers respond differently to agglomeration. A time fixed effect model is used to study the mortality rate of retailers over the …
Spatial dynamics of long-term urban retail decline in three transatlantic cities
Planning small and mid-sized towns
While much of the professional and scholarly work in urban affairs focuses on the metropolitan environment, Avi Friedman’s book takes a rare but valuable look at the places where 20% to 40% of Amer
From Main Street to mall
The changing role of department stores has been highly pertinent to the turbulent history of U.S. central cities and their ephemeral retail landscape. The “palaces of consumption” that used to domi
Critical mass matters
This paper explores the long-term sensitivity of street-level retailers to agglomeration to corroborate its theorised benefits under current economic modelling. It does so by studying the annualised chance of closure of retailers as a function of the number of surrounding retailers, as well as how different types of retailers respond differently to agglomeration. A time fixed effect model is used to study the mortality rate of retailers over the …
The Palgrave Handbook of Bottom-Up Urbanism
Walkable city rules
Jeff Speck’s Walkable City Rules presents a pragmatic and detail-oriented yet well-written implementation guide to creating pedestrian-friendly urban environments. The book builds upon his highly s
Spatial dynamics of long-term urban retail decline in three transatlantic cities
Streetlife
Fight, flight, or adapt – the future of our commercial streets
What if “sense of place” is already strong? An in-depth investigation in an award-winning American neighbourhood
Supertall
Life in the front yard – the reciprocal interaction between residents and the American city
By inhabiting and adapting the public–private interface in front of their homes, residents negotiate their relationship with passersby and public space, seeking to maximize their fit and satisfaction with their broader living environment. This study investigates how residents inhabit and adapt their public–private front yard interface in an urban American neighborhood, and how this process influences residents’ satisfaction and sense of place. Th…
Ideation, deviation, persistence, and implementation – Six decades of pedestrianization in Antwerp’s urban core
This paper focuses on the process behind the post-war pedestrianization of the urban core of Antwerp, Belgium and specifically the role of the urban design imaginary of pedestrianized public spaces in this process. It investigates how pedestrianization as an urban design concept and image first arrived in Antwerp, how it evolved over time, and how it contributed to the implementation of pedestrian projects across the urban core. The research unde…
Culture, consumption, and the aesthetic homogenization of independent coffee shops in the United States and Canada
Geography (8 works) · Economic geography (7 works) · Engineering (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Architectural engineering (3 works) · Consumer Retail Behavior Studies (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Urban Design and Spatial Analysis (3 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (3 works)