Titlebook: Urban Renewal, Community and Participation; Theory, Policy and P Julie Clark,Nicholas Wise Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG,

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Sungkyung Lee it is mostly men who see and women who are seen. Those feminist film critics I have engaged with describe cinema to be accommodating the needs of male spectating subjects. For reasons that lie in the psychological development of boys—reasons which feminist film critics explain with Freudian and Lac

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Xiaolin Zang,Bouke van Gorpductivity performance has been poor, largely as a result of the growing underutilization of both physical capital and labor. Increasing production and labor market dualism has become one of the most distinctive effects of the reform process, with the expansion of “world class” firms (many of them su

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Nicholas Wise,Lucia Aquilino,Tanja Armenskierate. Notably, a model incorporating three components of the endocannabinoid system demonstrated an area under the curve (AUC) of 94%. A standalone agmatine model yielded an AUC of 97%. A model utilizing a cognitive domain as a predictor exhibited an AUC of 92%, surpassing the performance of a cate

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Thomas Höflehner,Friedrich M. Zimmermannental question spanning a wide range of sciences and occupations that deal with human exist­ ence and actions. Therefore fascination with this problem has stead978-3-642-68051-9978-3-642-68049-6Series ISSN 0343-3587

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Urban Renewal, Sense of Community and Social Capital: A Case Study of Two Neighbourhoods in Hong Koings providing various services to the community. When the renewal authority announced in 2006 a HK$100 million project to displace residents and transform the 80+ years old building into a shopping mall, local residents and civil society organisations worked together to change the place-framing dis

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Community-Led Social Housing Regeneration: From Government-Led Programmes to Community Initiatives,y approach implemented by the Coalition Government in the context of austerity, which advocates for a state-enabling approach and has changed the planning system to involve communities in decision-making. The paper explores how these two models have addressed the participation of residents in social