Carola Silvia Neugebauer
Biographic Data
| ID | 4783459 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carola Silvia Neugebauer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carola Silvia |
| FAMILY NAME | Neugebauer |
| SIGNATURE | NEUGEBAUER C S |
| AFFILIATIONS | RWTH Aachen University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Heritage Impact Assessment, beyond an Assessment Tool: A comparative analysis of urban development impact on visual integrity in four Unesco World Heritage Properties
Urban growth and modernisation are inevitable phenomena in the developing and developed countries, in which, cultural heritage properties as sensitive urban components may encounter irreparable losses. In the context of UNESCO World Heritage, the uprising conflict between urban development policies and heritage conservation in recent years has drawn more attention to Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) as an assessment tool to identify and analyse h…
Post‐socialist infrastructuring
Infrastructures from different time periods, installed for different purposes in often discordant political and economic systems, function alongside one another in contemporary cities. While infrastructures attracted a great deal of attention in geographical research, the “East” of Europe has still largely been left out, as the studies mostly focused on the global North and the global South. This paper, thus, takes on two challenges by intersecti…
Loss and (re-)construction of public space in post-Soviet cities
Living in Residential Satisfaction? Insights From Large‐scale Housing Estates in Central and Eastern Europe
Can Central and Eastern European large housing estates generally be branded as places of decline and social decay? Current results from an ongoing research project on sociospatial differentiation of different neighbourhoods in CEE‐urban regions reveal a high level of residential satisfaction and a low level of potential mobility. Based on theoretical considerations about residential satisfaction the paper compares five large housing estates: Leip…
Grosswohnsiedlungen in St. Petersburg zwischen sozialräumlicher Polarisierung und Persistenz
No abstract available
Living in Residential Satisfaction? Insights From Large‐scale Housing Estates in Central and Eastern Europe
Can Central and Eastern European large housing estates generally be branded as places of decline and social decay? Current results from an ongoing research project on sociospatial differentiation of different neighbourhoods in CEE‐urban regions reveal a high level of residential satisfaction and a low level of potential mobility. Based on theoretical considerations about residential satisfaction the paper compares five large housing estates: Leip…
Heritage Impact Assessment, beyond an Assessment Tool: A comparative analysis of urban development impact on visual integrity in four Unesco World Heritage Properties
Urban growth and modernisation are inevitable phenomena in the developing and developed countries, in which, cultural heritage properties as sensitive urban components may encounter irreparable losses. In the context of UNESCO World Heritage, the uprising conflict between urban development policies and heritage conservation in recent years has drawn more attention to Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) as an assessment tool to identify and analyse h…
Post‐socialist infrastructuring
Infrastructures from different time periods, installed for different purposes in often discordant political and economic systems, function alongside one another in contemporary cities. While infrastructures attracted a great deal of attention in geographical research, the “East” of Europe has still largely been left out, as the studies mostly focused on the global North and the global South. This paper, thus, takes on two challenges by intersecti…
Loss and (re-)construction of public space in post-Soviet cities
Grosswohnsiedlungen in St. Petersburg zwischen sozialräumlicher Polarisierung und Persistenz
No abstract available
Living in Residential Satisfaction? Insights From Large‐scale Housing Estates in Central and Eastern Europe
Can Central and Eastern European large housing estates generally be branded as places of decline and social decay? Current results from an ongoing research project on sociospatial differentiation of different neighbourhoods in CEE‐urban regions reveal a high level of residential satisfaction and a low level of potential mobility. Based on theoretical considerations about residential satisfaction the paper compares five large housing estates: Leip…
Loss and (re-)construction of public space in post-Soviet cities
Post‐socialist infrastructuring
Infrastructures from different time periods, installed for different purposes in often discordant political and economic systems, function alongside one another in contemporary cities. While infrastructures attracted a great deal of attention in geographical research, the “East” of Europe has still largely been left out, as the studies mostly focused on the global North and the global South. This paper, thus, takes on two challenges by intersecti…
Heritage Impact Assessment, beyond an Assessment Tool: A comparative analysis of urban development impact on visual integrity in four Unesco World Heritage Properties
Urban growth and modernisation are inevitable phenomena in the developing and developed countries, in which, cultural heritage properties as sensitive urban components may encounter irreparable losses. In the context of UNESCO World Heritage, the uprising conflict between urban development policies and heritage conservation in recent years has drawn more attention to Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) as an assessment tool to identify and analyse h…
Geography (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Urbanization and City Planning (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political economy (2 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (2 works)