Urban Planning and Cultural Identity

Acknowledgements. Preface 1. Knowing Your Place: Urban Planning and the Spatiality of Cultural Identity 2. Planning, Memory and Identity 1: Acknowledging the Past in the City of Remorse 3. Planning, Memory and Identity 2: Erasing the Past in the City of the Victors 4. Place-making and the Failure of Multi-Culturalism in the African-American City 5. Cosmopolis Postponed: Planning and the Management of Cultural Conflict in the British and/or Irish City of Belfast 6. Conclusion: Environmental Citizenship as Civic Glue? Bibliography. Index

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• The Rebuilding of Memory Through Architecture

  Nataša Hristic, Nataša Danilović Hristić•Journal of Urban Culture Research•2020

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• The Making and Unmaking of Colonial Cities

  Julia C Obert•Making and Unmaking of Colonial…•2023

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• Place Identity And Creative District Regeneration

  Marichela Sepe•METU Journal of Faculty of…•2018

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• Creative urban regeneration between innovation, identity and sustainability

  Marichela Sepe•International Journal of…•2009

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• Creative Placemaking

  Open Access•Leonardo Vázquez•SSRN Electronic Journal•2012

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• Creativity in Planning

  Klaus R Kunzmann•disP - The Planning Review•2005

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• Culture, creativity and spatial planning

  Klaus R Kunzmann, KLAUS KUNZMANN•Town Planning Review•2004

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• Urban transformation, socio-economic regeneration and participation

  Open Access•Marichela Sepe•International Journal of Urban…•2014

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• Regeneration of Cultural Quarters

  John Mccarthy•Journal of Urban Design•2006

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• Cultural tourism and creative regeneration

  Open Access•Marichela Sepe, Giovanni Di Trapani et al.•International Journal of Culture,…•2010

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• Urban history and cultural resources in urban regeneration

  Marichela Sepe•Planning Perspectives•2013

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• Imagined Families and Vanished Communities

  Melanie Tebbutt•History Workshop Journal•2012

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• Shaping Urban Identity

  Open Access•Thinh Duy Do, Son Xuan Do et al.•SAGE Open•2025

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• The assessment of the attractiveness of memorials in historic urban landscape

  Anna Długozima, Kinga Rybak-Niedziółka•Journal of Urban Design•2022

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• Semantic similarities between personality, identity, character, and singularity within the context of the city or urban, neighbourhood, and place in urban planning and design

  Hisham Abusaada, Abeer Elshater•International Planning Studies•2023

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• Connecting art and development

  Annie Sadhana Arulraj, Sunitha Don Bosco•Local Environment•2024

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• A Tale of Two Cities

  Open Access•M Leonard•Irish Journal of Sociology•2011

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• Can Civil Society Succeed Where Elites Have Failed in the War on Sectarianism? Towards an Infinitely Demanding Politics for the North

  Open Access•Peter Doran•Irish Journal of Sociology•2010

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• Identity and the City

  Open Access•A Cheshmehzangi•Identity of Cities and City of…•2020

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• Tri prvine konstrukcije prostorske identitete v soseskah Mađir v Banjaluki (Bosna in Hercegovina) in Ilsvika v Trondheimu (Norveška)

  Open Access•Igor Kuvač, Markus Schwai•Urbani izziv•2017

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• Obnova postsocialistične mestne identitete

  Open Access•Mina Petrović, Vera Backović et al.•Urbani izziv•2022

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• Rebuilding post-communist city identity

  Open Access•Mina Petrović, Vera Backović et al.•Urbani izziv•2022

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• Cultural factors affecting urban planners’ intentions to regulate public space in Prishtina, Kosovo

  Open Access•Visar Hoxha, Kaliopa Dimitrovska Andrews et al.•Urbani izziv•2014

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• Three elements in the construction of spatial identities in Mađir (Banjaluka, Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Ilsvika (Trondheim, Norway) neighbourhoods

  Open Access•Igor Kuvač, Markus Schwai•Urbani izziv•2017

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• Cultural factors affecting urban planners’ intentions to regulate public space in Prishtina, Kosovo

  Open Access•Visar Hoxha, Kaliopa Dimitrovska Andrews et al.•Urbani izziv•2014

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• Tourism, Creativity and Development

  Greg Richards, Julie Wilson•Tourism, Creativity And Development•2007

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• Beyond the Balm of Communicative Planning

  William J V Neill•Planning Practice and Research•2017

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• The social turn and urban development corporations

  Ken Sterrett, Brendan Murtagh et al.•Planning Practice and Research•2005

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• The Architectural Uncanny

  Julia C Obert•Interventions•2016

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• A history of Jeddah the gate to Mecca in the ninteenth and twentieth centuries

  Open Access•Ulrike Freitag•History of Jeddah•2020

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• Wounds, ghosts and gardens

  Open Access•P Draus, Dwight Haase et al.•Cities•2019

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• Built cultural heritage and sustainable urban development

  Open Access•Christopher Tweed, Margaret Mary Sutherland et al.•Landscape and Urban Planning•2007

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• Secular Spaces in Israel and Turkey

  Umut Uzer•Sociology of Islam•2024

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• Rethinking Vertical Cities

  Open Access•Ghaida Al Sulaimani, Muhammad Mashhood Arif et al.•Societies•2025

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• Negotiating a local gaze

  Open Access•Emily Mannheimer•Journal of Tourism and Cultural…•2024

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• Possibilities for change

  Carey Doyle, Ruth Mcareavey•City•2014

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• Shared space’ as symbolic capital

  Mary-Kathryn Rallings•City•2014

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• Policy and conflict transformation in the ethnocratic city

  Brendan Murtagh, Karen Keaveney•Space and Polity•2006

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• Post-Socialist Transition and Remaking the City

  Nadir Kinossian•Europe Asia Studies•2012

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• Urban Governance at the Nationalist Divide

  Scott A Bollens•Journal of Urban Affairs•2007

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• Housing Conflicts in the Irish Countryside

  Mark Scott•Landscape Research•2012

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• Our Tyne

  Open Access•Mile, Steven Miles•Urban Studies•2005

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• Community Worker Perspectives on the Use of New Media to Reconfigure Socio-spatial Relations in Belfast

  Open Access•Paul Reilly, Paul J Reilly•Urban Studies•2012

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• Contesting Territorial Fixity? A Case Study of Regeneration in Belfast

  Open Access•Liam O’dowd, Milena Komarova•Urban Studies•2011

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• Potemkin Village

  J Nagle•Ethnopolitics•2009

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• Return to Titanic and lost in the maze

  William J V Neill•Space and Polity•2006

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• Three narratives in search of a city

  Liam O'Dowd, Liam O’dowd et al.•City•2013

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• Relaunching Titanic

  Mark Scott•Planning Theory & Practice•2014

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• The Contemporary Urban Condition

  Open Access•Frank Gaffikin, David C Perry•Urban Affairs Review•2012

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• We are Watching you Too

  Open Access•Milena Komarova, Martina Mcknight•Sociological Research Online•2013

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• Des droits civils au carnaval

  Dominic Bryan•Ethnologie française•2011

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• Newcastle Gateshead Quayside

  Open Access•Mile, Steven Mile et al.•Capital & Class•2004

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• Urban Identity as a Global Phenomenon

  A Cheshmehzangi•Journal of Human Behavior in the…•2015

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• Remaking the Image

  A Cheshmehzangi•Journal of Human Behavior in the…•2014

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• Spatial Syntagma and Identity of a Place

  A Cheshmehzangi•Journal of Human Behavior in the…•2014

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