Public–Private Partnership in Urban Regeneration: A Comparison of Dutch and Spanish PPPs

Boxmeer, Brechtje van; Beckhoven, Ellen van

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“…More specifically, in many Western countries, including Ireland, there has been a change in the nature of partnership from being a central-local government to being a public-private sector relationship (Couch, 1990;McGuirk & MacLaran, 2001;Boxmeer & Van Beckhoven, 2005). Policymakers, through various tax incentives, have sought to induce the private sector to invest in the inner city with the objective of freeing up public sector resources (Rhodes, 2009).…”

Section: Dependent Variable -Apartment Dissatisfactionmentioning

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‘Sustainability versus Liveability’: An Exploration of Central City Housing Satisfaction

Howley

2010

International Journal of Housing Policy

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Issues surrounding central city residential housing have increased in prominence in recent times as a result of the onus on the planning systems of most Western countries to develop a more sustainable development pattern. Similarly to many British and US cities, Dublin in recent times has been successful in attracting large numbers of residents back into new residential developments within the central city. This paper raises questions relating to the long-term sustainability of these areas as residents ultimately express a preference to reside in lower-density locations. In examining what lies behind these residential preferences, this paper focuses on one aspect of individuals' mobility behaviour: namely housing satisfaction.Results from a logistic model of housing satisfaction indicate that both background variables such as age and ethnicity as well as various design elements of the dwelling unit emerge as significant predictors of overall housing satisfaction within these newly regenerated residential areas.

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Section: Dependent Variable -Apartment Dissatisfactionmentioning

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‘Sustainability versus Liveability’: An Exploration of Central City Housing Satisfaction

Howley

2010

International Journal of Housing Policy

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“…In local level more frequently PPPs are formed, in context of modern forms of urban governance and the decentralisation, a key characteristic of PPPs (Mohr, 2004;Kalogeropoulou, 2003). PPPs adopted especially in urban regeneration (Boxmeer and Beckhoven, 2005) in which context in 1950 private sector developers and local government were involved in joint ventures for downtown redevelopment, while the 1980s development corporations have worked with individual property developers on specific projects such as Battery Park City, the redevelopment of Times Square, Boston Housing Partnership, Cleveland Tomorrow, Rebuild LA, Dev Co New Jersey (Grimsey and Lewis, 2004).…”

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Public-private partnerships in Southeastern Europe: Croatia

Metaxas

Preza

2015

IJPP

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This paper aims to define public-private partnerships (PPPs) that are considered as a major approach in delivering public infrastructure projects in recent years. The paper analyses PPPs in Southeastern Europe, particularly in Croatia, describing the projects that have been achieved and the efforts of governments to promote the PPPs as alternative means of funding and bearing into consideration the formulation of the theoretical framework of PPP. The paper concludes that although the need for infrastructural projects in Croatia is huge, however the number of projects proposed are confined, according the Agency for PPPs for the approved PPP projects

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“…Could that be that the closed system approach poses a harm to the overall PPP project success? Analysing PPPs in urban regeneration, Boxmeer and Beckhoven (2005) distinguished between so-called 'strong partnerships' with a power-balanced situation where decision rights, costs and risks are shared among the individual stakeholders, and 'weak partnerships' where all the important competences are concentrated -very often in the hands of a single actor. Strong open partnerships tend to prevail in countries with a long tradition of consociational democracies and consensual decision making.…”

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Making Partnerships Work: Integrative Open System Design for a New Generation of Complex Infrastructure Schemes

Witz¹,

Oehmen²

2018

Proceedings of the DESIGN 2018 15th International Design Conference

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Public–Private Partnership in Urban Regeneration: A Comparison of Dutch and Spanish PPPs

Cited by 26 publications

References 9 publications

‘Sustainability versus Liveability’: An Exploration of Central City Housing Satisfaction

‘Sustainability versus Liveability’: An Exploration of Central City Housing Satisfaction

Public-private partnerships in Southeastern Europe: Croatia

Making Partnerships Work: Integrative Open System Design for a New Generation of Complex Infrastructure Schemes

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