Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado is Professor of Urbanism and Urban Regeneration in the Department of Urban and Spatial Planning at the School of Architecture of Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), Spain.Karsten Zimmermann is Professor for European Planning Cultures at the Department of Spatial Planning at Technical University of Dortmund, Germany.

• Part I: Setting The Scene Of Urban Regeneration For The Ecological And Just Transition.- Chapter 1. Urban Regeneration In Europe (Karsten Zimmermann and Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado).- Chapter 2. Urban Regeneration For The Ecological And Just Transition.  A New Frame For Urban Regeneration? (Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado And Karsten Zimmermann).-Part II: National Policies And Governance. Evolving Urban Regeneration Policy Frameworks.- Chapter 3. Multi-Level Governance Capacity For A Just And Ecological Transition In Urban Regeneration: The Cases Of Lyon And Bristol (Juliet Carpenter).- Chapter 4. A Reconceptualization Of Urban Regeneration In The Eu Through The Lens Of The “Ecological And Just Transition” Under An Ambitious “Urban” European Green Deal (Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado And Rob Atkinson).- Chapter 5. Renewing Urban Renewal In Germany. Transformation Without Disruption (Uwe Altrock and Karsten Zimmermann).- Chapter 6. Impacts Of Performance Reporting On Housing Estate Regeneration Projects (Sonia Freire Trigo).- Chapter 7. Just And Ecological Transition In Small Towns? The Limits Of A National Urban Regeneration Policy In France (Christophe Demazière and Hélène Mainet).- Chapter 8. Embedding The Climate Agenda Into Italian Urban Regeneration Practices: Drivers, Actors, And Implications For Planning (Ignazio Vinci).- Chapter 9. Regenerating Irish Cities:  The Twin Challenges Of Delivering Housing And Climate Neutral Environmentally Sustainable Compact Development (Paula Russell and Brendan Williams).- Part III: Cities Facing Urban Regeneration. Unveiling The Role Of Local Governments For The Ecological And Just Transition.- Chapter 10. The Regeneration Of A Swedish Harbor City: What Happened With The Vision Of Social Sustainability? (Hannah Saldert).- Chapter 11.Ecological And Just Urban Regeneration Through Citizen Participation. The Experiences From Poland, Hungary And Germany (Iwona Sagan, Aleksandra Jadach-Sepioło, Maja Grabkowska, Krisztina Keresztély, Lukács Hayes, Maxine Salmon–Cottreau, Martin Barthel).- Chapter 12. Participation And Gentrification In Heritage Cities Under The Lens Of Urban Regeneration. Towards A New Renaissance Or The Death Of The City? (Federico Camerin).- Chapter 13. Regenerative Potential Of Open Spaces In Mass Housing Estates In Serbia – Can They Be Places Of Social Cohesion And Environmental Sustainability?(Aleksandra Marinkovic).- Chapter 14. Seizing The Transition Turn.  Urban Regeneration For The Ecological And Just Transition (Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado and Karsten Zimmermann).

Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado is Professor of Urbanism and Urban Regeneration in the Department of Urban and Spatial Planning at the School of Architecture of Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), Spain.Karsten Zimmermann is Professor for European Planning Cultures at the Department of Spatial Planning at Technical University of Dortmund, Germany.

• Part I: Setting The Scene Of Urban Regeneration For The Ecological And Just Transition.- Chapter 1. Urban Regeneration In Europe (Karsten Zimmermann and Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado).- Chapter 2. Urban Regeneration For The Ecological And Just Transition.  A New Frame For Urban Regeneration? (Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado And Karsten Zimmermann).-Part II: National Policies And Governance. Evolving Urban Regeneration Policy Frameworks.- Chapter 3. Multi-Level Governance Capacity For A Just And Ecological Transition In Urban Regeneration: The Cases Of Lyon And Bristol (Juliet Carpenter).- Chapter 4. A Reconceptualization Of Urban Regeneration In The Eu Through The Lens Of The “Ecological And Just Transition” Under An Ambitious “Urban” European Green Deal (Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado And Rob Atkinson).- Chapter 5. Renewing Urban Renewal In Germany. Transformation Without Disruption (Uwe Altrock and Karsten Zimmermann).- Chapter 6. Impacts Of Performance Reporting On Housing Estate Regeneration Projects (Sonia Freire Trigo).- Chapter 7. Just And Ecological Transition In Small Towns? The Limits Of A National Urban Regeneration Policy In France (Christophe Demazière and Hélène Mainet).- Chapter 8. Embedding The Climate Agenda Into Italian Urban Regeneration Practices: Drivers, Actors, And Implications For Planning (Ignazio Vinci).- Chapter 9. Regenerating Irish Cities:  The Twin Challenges Of Delivering Housing And Climate Neutral Environmentally Sustainable Compact Development (Paula Russell and Brendan Williams).- Part III: Cities Facing Urban Regeneration. Unveiling The Role Of Local Governments For The Ecological And Just Transition.- Chapter 10. The Regeneration Of A Swedish Harbor City: What Happened With The Vision Of Social Sustainability? (Hannah Saldert).- Chapter 11.Ecological And Just Urban Regeneration Through Citizen Participation. The Experiences From Poland, Hungary And Germany (Iwona Sagan, Aleksandra Jadach-Sepioło, Maja Grabkowska, Krisztina Keresztély, Lukács Hayes, Maxine Salmon–Cottreau, Martin Barthel).- Chapter 12. Participation And Gentrification In Heritage Cities Under The Lens Of Urban Regeneration. Towards A New Renaissance Or The Death Of The City? (Federico Camerin).- Chapter 13. Regenerative Potential Of Open Spaces In Mass Housing Estates In Serbia – Can They Be Places Of Social Cohesion And Environmental Sustainability?(Aleksandra Marinkovic).- Chapter 14. Seizing The Transition Turn.  Urban Regeneration For The Ecological And Just Transition (Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado and Karsten Zimmermann).

Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado is Professor of Urbanism and Urban Regeneration in the Department of Urban and Spatial Planning at the School of Architecture of Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), Spain.Karsten Zimmermann is Professor for European Planning Cultures at the Department of Spatial Planning at Technical University of Dortmund, Germany.

• Part I: Setting The Scene Of Urban Regeneration For The Ecological And Just Transition.- Chapter 1. Urban Regeneration In Europe (Karsten Zimmermann and Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado).- Chapter 2. Urban Regeneration For The Ecological And Just Transition.  A New Frame For Urban Regeneration? (Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado And Karsten Zimmermann).-Part II: National Policies And Governance. Evolving Urban Regeneration Policy Frameworks.- Chapter 3. Multi-Level Governance Capacity For A Just And Ecological Transition In Urban Regeneration: The Cases Of Lyon And Bristol (Juliet Carpenter).- Chapter 4. A Reconceptualization Of Urban Regeneration In The Eu Through The Lens Of The “Ecological And Just Transition” Under An Ambitious “Urban” European Green Deal (Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado And Rob Atkinson).- Chapter 5. Renewing Urban Renewal In Germany. Transformation Without Disruption (Uwe Altrock and Karsten Zimmermann).- Chapter 6. Impacts Of Performance Reporting On Housing Estate Regeneration Projects (Sonia Freire Trigo).- Chapter 7. Just And Ecological Transition In Small Towns? The Limits Of A National Urban Regeneration Policy In France (Christophe Demazière and Hélène Mainet).- Chapter 8. Embedding The Climate Agenda Into Italian Urban Regeneration Practices: Drivers, Actors, And Implications For Planning (Ignazio Vinci).- Chapter 9. Regenerating Irish Cities:  The Twin Challenges Of Delivering Housing And Climate Neutral Environmentally Sustainable Compact Development (Paula Russell and Brendan Williams).- Part III: Cities Facing Urban Regeneration. Unveiling The Role Of Local Governments For The Ecological And Just Transition.- Chapter 10. The Regeneration Of A Swedish Harbor City: What Happened With The Vision Of Social Sustainability? (Hannah Saldert).- Chapter 11.Ecological And Just Urban Regeneration Through Citizen Participation. The Experiences From Poland, Hungary And Germany (Iwona Sagan, Aleksandra Jadach-Sepioło, Maja Grabkowska, Krisztina Keresztély, Lukács Hayes, Maxine Salmon–Cottreau, Martin Barthel).- Chapter 12. Participation And Gentrification In Heritage Cities Under The Lens Of Urban Regeneration. Towards A New Renaissance Or The Death Of The City? (Federico Camerin).- Chapter 13. Regenerative Potential Of Open Spaces In Mass Housing Estates In Serbia – Can They Be Places Of Social Cohesion And Environmental Sustainability?(Aleksandra Marinkovic).- Chapter 14. Seizing The Transition Turn.  Urban Regeneration For The Ecological And Just Transition (Sonia De Gregorio Hurtado and Karsten Zimmermann).