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De Facto Urban Regeneration: A Case Study of Chiang Mai City, Thailandhic change, the decentralization of people and jobs, and the move out of the city of younger and more able populations. A number of other problems include the continued physical deterioration of urban environments, the physical decay of towns and cities that results in a serious underutilization of

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Copenhagen, Denmark: Urban Regeneration at Economic and Social Sustainabilityion inhabitants while the central borough, the city, contains half a million. This gives Copenhagen a strong position as both the largest city in the country (number two, Århus, has a population of only 300,000) and the capital with all the associated functions: national government, the parliament,

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Regional Governance and Urban Regeneration: The Case of the Stuttgart Region, Germanyuttgart, the state capital, and five counties (kreise)—Ludwigsburg, Esslingen, Göppingen, Rems-Murr and Böblingen- and covers 3,654 square kilometers. It is home to about 2.7 million people who live in a total of 179 municipalities; some of them are big towns, others small rural villages. With more

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City-Region Planning and Urban Projects “Coexistence or Integration?”: The Case of Marseille-Aix in ructured by coastal mountains (Cassis la Ciotat, Calanques, Côte Bleue), fragile humid spaces (Etang de Berre, Camargue), and a river (Rhône and its distributory La Durance). The land littoral itself has constraints: the mountain amphitheater of the Marseille ., Alpilles and Lubéron. All these eleme

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