| Barcelona in common: A new urban regime for the 21st-century tourist city? |
22 |
| New urban governance: A review of current themes and future priorities |
17 |
| Economic incentives and settlement intentions of rural migrants: Evidence from China |
14 |
| The return intentions of China's rural migrants: A study of Nanjing and Suzhou |
9 |
| Toward a socioecological model of gentrification: How people, place, and policy shape neighborhood change |
8 |
| W(h)ither the community in community land trusts? |
8 |
| Linking migrant enclave residence to employment in urban China: The case of Shanghai |
8 |
| The citizen in city-regions: Patterns and variations |
8 |
| Urban governance in India |
7 |
| Perceived neighborhood ethnic diversity and social outcomes: Context-dependent effects within a postindustrial city undergoing regeneration |
7 |
| Local government intervention, firm-government connection, and industrial land expansion in China |
7 |
| Immigrant integration and receptivity policy formation in welcoming cities |
7 |
| From coordinated to integrated urban and rural development in China's megacity regions |
6 |
| Governing green urbanism: The case of Shenzhen, China |
6 |
| Dog park users: An examination of perceived social capital and perceived neighborhood social cohesion |
5 |
| Can community land trusts slow gentrification? |
5 |
| Who has more walkable routes to parks? An environmental justice study of Safe Routes to Parks in neighborhoods of Los Angeles |
5 |
| Opposition to development or opposition to developers? Experimental evidence on attitudes toward new housing |
5 |
| Legacy city residents' lack of trust in their governments: An examination of Flint, Michigan residents' trust at the height of the water crisis |
5 |
| Donor-driven democracy? Governance implications of foundation-dependent revitalization |
5 |
| Increasing innovation capacity in city governments: Do innovation labs make a difference? |
5 |
| The patchwork metropolis: The morphology of the divided postindustrial city |
5 |
| How effective are regions in determining urban spatial patterns? Evidence from Germany |
5 |
| Market development, state intervention, and the dynamics of new housing investment in China |
5 |
| New urbanism and race: An analysis of neighborhood racial change in suburban Atlanta |
5 |
| Cultural entrepreneurship in US cities |
4 |
| Cooperative cities: Municipal support for worker cooperatives in the United States |
4 |
| Migrants on exhibition: The emergence of migrant worker museums in China as a neoliberal experiment on governance |
4 |
| Urban governance and spatial transformation ambitions in Johannesburg |
4 |
| Urban planning and transport policy integration: The role of governance hierarchies and networks in London and Berlin |
4 |
| Changing modalities of urban redevelopment and housing finance in Turkey: Three mass housing projects in Ankara |
4 |
| The university and its neighborhood: A study of place-making and change |
4 |
| Citizenship in the fragmented metropolis: An individual-level analysis from Switzerland |
4 |
| To move or to stay in a migrant enclave in Beijing: The role of neighborhood social bonds |
3 |
| Environmental correlates of urban dog bites: A spatial analysis |
3 |
| Theorizing regime theory: A city-regional perspective |
3 |
| Urban governance innovations in Rio de Janeiro: The political management of digital innovations |
3 |
| Reassessing NIMBY: The demographics, politics, and geography of opposition to high-density residential infill |
3 |
| Participatory urban redevelopment in Chinese cities amid accelerated urbanization: Symbolic urban governance in globalizing Shanghai |
3 |
| For the kids: Children, safety, and the depoliticization of displacement in Washington, DC |
3 |
| The street level and beyond: The impact of ethnic diversity on neighborhood cohesion and fear of crime among Dutch natives and nonnatives |
3 |
| Professional sports as economic activity magnets: Some evidence from employment microdata |
3 |
| Food insecurity transitions and housing hardships: Are immigrant families more vulnerable? |
3 |
| Interstate highways and the civil rights movement: The case of I-85 and the Oak Park neighborhood in Montgomery, Alabama |
3 |
| Neighborhood selections by young adults: Evidence from a panel of US adolescents |
2 |
| St. Louis's Team TIF: A community-academic partnership for tax incentive reform |
2 |
| Progress for whom, toward what? Progressive politics and New York City's Mandatory Inclusionary Housing |
2 |
| Community development corporations in the right-sizing city: Remaking the CDC model of urban redevelopment |
2 |
| The impact of fiscal decentralization on urban agglomeration: Evidence from China |
2 |
| The contradictions of participatory planning: Reflections on the role of politics in urban development in Niteroi, Brazil |
2 |
