目次

Foreword.- Introduction.- Chapter 1 Gentrification and displacement: experiences from the inner city of Johannesburg, South Africa (Delia Ah Goo).- Chapter 2 Wrong Side of the Tracks? London's Railway Neighbourhoods (Tom Bolton).- Chapter 3 Community perceptions of Urban Regeneration: Reinventing the wheel or the secret of our success? (Julie Clark and Valerie Wright).- Chapter 4 Market modernization and the sense of place lost in transformation (Sungkyung Lee).- Chapter 5 New East Manchester? Historicizing health, wellness, and the working class body to resist gentrification (Katherine Luke).- Chapter 6 "We are as grassroots as it gets": Developing A Community Land Trust for The Right To The City (Tara Franklin-Mitchell).- Chapter 7 Participatory citymaking: The harmony of the anti-poor and the democratic in urban renewal (Priti Narayan).- Chapter 8 Urban Renewal, social capital and sense of community: A Tale of Two Neighbourhoods in Hong Kong (Mee Kam Ng).- Chapter 9 Citizen Participation and Public Funding in Ohio (Amy Rock).- Chapter 10 Community led Social Housing Regeneration: Between the Formal and the Informal (Pablo Sendra).- Chapter 11 The need for holistic community development in sites of neighbourhood change (Amber Thurber).- Chapter 12 Social Regeneration, Wellbeing and Legacy: How NGO's help Haitians find a Sense of Community (Nicholas Wise).- Chapter 13 Colonial Heritage Conservation in Contemporary Qindao, China (Xiaolin Zang).- Chapter 14 URB@Exp: Urban Labs as a new form of Participation and Governance (Friedrich M. Zimmermann).- Conclusion and Directions for Future Research (Nicholas Wise and Julie Clark).