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Tayeb S: Cities Are Choices

Cities Are Choices

Routledge Advances in Regional Economics, Science and Policy

This new volume provides an insight into new policies and projects by which cities and universities have sought to strengthen their mutual interaction, but also their joint interaction with a wider global knowledge economy. It is an essential blueprint for cities hoping to strengthen university-city relationships.

This new volume provides an insight into new policies and projects by which cities and universities have sought to strengthen their mutual interaction, but also their joint interaction with a wider global knowledge economy. It is an essential blueprint for cities hoping to strengthen university-city relationships.

New Spaces of Interaction

The Urban University and the Knowledge Economy

China Insights

The origin of economic cooperation in Shenzhen Shanwei enclave.- Establishment and development of Shenzhen-Shantou Special Cooperation Zone.- Enclave new model: the combined development model led by Shenzhen.- Planning leads Strategic layout based on new development concepts.- Foundation first: the first step towards a new high-tech smart city.- Platform-driven Leveraging market forces with government leverage.- Integration of industry and city: to achieve double leapfrog development of economy and society.

This book takes the Shenzhen Shenshan Special Cooperation Zone as a case study to research on the coordinated regional economic development. It provides a detailed introduction to the origin of the Shenshan Special Cooperation Zone, the development of enclave economy with Chinese characteristics, the differences between Chinese and foreign enclaves, and the theoretical evolution of enclave development. The book offers an in-depth analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the Shenshan Cooperation Zone’s transition from “tripartite co-management” to “bilateral cooperation” and finally to “unilateral comprehensive leadership”. It elaborates on why the development of the Shenshan Cooperation Zone adopts a combined economic model that integrates the cultivation of endogenous innovation drivers with the establishment of regionally induced growth poles, industrial gradient transfer, and complementary factor endowments. The book also scientifically demonstrates the implementation path of “planning leading, infrastructure first, platform-driven development, and industry-city integration”. As a monograph that combines theoretical depth and practical insight, it systematically studies the development of enclave economy and offers significant reference value for the advancement of enclave economies.

A Case Study of Shenzhen Shenshan Special Cooperation Zone

The Innovation in City Cluster Model

This open access book explores how macroeconomic policy, specifically monetary policy, interacts with interregional inequality. Using the case of monetary policy in Indonesia, a country with high interregional inequality, it examines how national-level policies can inadvertently deepen disparities between regions, and in turn contribute to the limited effectiveness of the policies. Undermining the local conditions, institutions, and spatial dynamics that could strengthen the centripetal forces plays a key role in such a negative feedback loop.
Although monetary policy is designed to be neutral, the book argues that it can have uneven regional impacts. By amplifying the divide between already developed areas and those still catching up, such policies may undermine their own effectiveness. This self-reinforcing cycle is significantly shaped by the behavior of local banks' liquidity preferences, risk perceptions, and lending strategies, which can either connect or disconnect national policy goals from inclusive regional development.
Drawing on macroregional data, quantitative models, field surveys, and interviews with local officials and bankers, the book offers compelling insights into one of the central challenges of economic policymaking in a diverse and decentralized nation. It also presents a powerful critique of the "spatial blindness" often embedded in economic governance.

Monetary Whispers Across Space

The Voice of Regional Science

Footprints of Regional Science

Sustainable Mobility and Urban Livability

15-Minute Cities

Towards a More Socio-economically Informed Development Discourse

Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking in the Horn of Africa

Regions and Cities

This book is a memorial to Professor Paul Benneworth who died in 2020 at the age of 46, but also a review of the current state of the art in work on universities and place, identifying important new directions for research. The book showcases Paul's contribution, authored by those who worked with him, engaging with key ideas that Paul pursued and on which he was actively working.The chapters are grouped around three main themes. The first theme is focused on universities, cities and regions and examines the ways in which universities are embedded in place, with a particular emphasis on the governance of university-place relations and an international set of examples and case studies. This includes cross-institutional partnerships and also the physical consequences of university locations. A second theme is around local and global networks including the knowledge exchange process involving the university and business. These networks include social dynamics and social enterprise, as well as the role of academic diaspora in international knowledge exchange. The third theme then looks at regions and leadership and the strategic role of different stakeholders in place development. The book also includes a summary of Paul's life and work and a list of his writings.

Universities, Knowledge and Places

Routledge Research in Planning and Urban Design

As urban populations grow unprecedentedly, cities worldwide face pressures from rapid expansion, climate change, and social inequalities. Resilient Urbanism critically examines how cities, towns, and informal settlements adapt to these multifaceted challenges, exploring urban resilience in the 21st century.

Resilient Urbanism

What shapes the city? This book answers this question with a fresh, relational lens: spatial governance landscapes, the dynamic interplay between planning regulation and property-market strategies. Centered on the Metropolitan Region of Amsterdam, the book traces how rules, norms, and public ambitions meet the logics of investors, developers, and intermediaries to co-produce urban form and everyday life. Bringing planning scholarship into direct conversation with real estate and urban governance studies, the authors map regulatory landscapes and investor landscapes side by side, showing how their frictions and alignments open and close pathways for housing, land use, and infrastructure.Crucially, the book challenges a common hesitation in critical planning and urban studies to engage real estate for fear of 'capitulating' to market logics. Instead, it advances a relational approach that makes visible the fundamental interactions between public regulators and private investors, and demonstrates why understanding these relations is indispensable to explaining, and shaping, urban development dynamics. Amsterdam may be a small city, but it is a revealing laboratory: its distinctive planning traditions, acute housing pressures, and concentrated investment flows render broader patterns legible.Built on extensive interviews, original databases on property transactions, and planning regulations, the book moves from conceptual framing to empirically rich chapters on Amsterdam's regulatory infrastructures and evolving investment ecologies, concluding with a synthetic answer to the enduring question of state-market relations in urbanization. The result is a theory-driven, evidence-based account, and a new integrative model that synthesizes market and regulatory findings, offering a transferable framework and research agenda for analyzing and governing where regulation and property meet.

Regulation, Property, and Planning

Spatial Governance Landscapes

This book discusses development and its intricate connection with the territories where development policies are applied. It explains how conceptualisations alternative to economic growth have evolved in Latin American geographical literature and shows their practical applications in various contexts.

This book discusses development and its intricate connection with the territories where development policies are applied. It explains how conceptualisations alternative to economic growth have evolved in Latin American geographical literature and shows their practical applications in various contexts.

Cultural, Economic and Environmental Dimensions

Territorial Development in Latin America

Transportation Research, Economics and Policy

Implementations and Impacts of Demand-Responsive Transit and Autonomous Mobility On-Demand

Customizing Public Transport

Leere Schaufenster prägen das Bild vieler Innenstädte. Dieses Buch bietet eine fundierte Bestandsaufnahme und Analyse der Ursachen. Es geht um digitale Prozesse, um überholte Denkmodelle, die den stationären Handel schwächen, während Plattformökonomie, verändertes Konsumverhalten und Stadtentwicklung den Wandel beschleunigen.&nbsp;
Die Autoren zeigen durch ihre jahrzehntelange Erfahrung im stationären Handel, IT-Bereich und digitalem Handel, warum veraltete Strukturen und ein verändertes Kundenverhalten den Einzelhandel gefährden.
Dieses Buch ist ein kritischer Diskussionsbeitrag und zugleich eine Einladung an Händler, Stadtentwickler, Politiker und Konsumenten, die Zukunft unserer Innenstädte neu zu denken.
Der Inhalt
<ul>
<li>Ursachen für Leerstand, Frequenzverlust und den Bedeutungsverlust urbaner Räume.</li>
<li>Wandel im Einzelhandel – Das „Wheel of Retailing“ im Turbo Mode.</li>
<li>Digitale Disruption – Plattformökonomie, neue Marktlogik und der veränderte Kunde als Treiber des Umbruchs.</li>
<li>Ein Blick in die Zukunft: Wie KI, Regulierung und neue Erwartungen den Handel neu ordnen.</li>
</ul>

Leere Schaufenster – Eine Zeitenwende im Einzelhandel

This book takes an interdisciplinary, institutional and historically informed approach to the economics of transport, providing a comprehensive understanding of human transport choices and the related choice of location, including the formation of cities. This book would appeal to university students, researchers and policymakers.

An Institutional, Policy, and Human Factors Approach

Transport Economics

Cities Are Choices

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