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Investigating the Effects of the Quadruple Helix on Civic Society Engagement in Smart City Innovation Open

Krassimira Paskaleva, Ian Cooper · 2024

This paper is focused on the Quadruple Helix (QH) impacts on civic engagement in urban innovations. The main research question addressed is whether there is evidence available in the public domain that use of quadruple helix has increased …

Introduction to the Special Section: Differentiated Governance in a Europe in Crises Open

Stefania Baroncelli, Ian Cooper, Federico Fabbrini, Helle Krunke, Renáta Uitz · 2022

This Article introduces the Special Section on "Differentiated Governance in a Europe in Crisis", out-lining the focus of the Special Section and summarising the contents of its various contributions. The Article defines the notion of diff…

Regional Groups in the European Union: Mapping an Unexplored Form of Differentiation Open

Ian Cooper, Federico Fabbrini · 2022

Within the EU there are several regional forums in which member states cooperate with one another outside the EU institutional framework. The purpose of this Article is to define, identify, compare and explain these intra-EU bottom-up regi…

Managing sport and leisure in the era of Covid-19 Open

Argyro Elisavet Manoli, Christos Anagnostopoulos, Aila Ahonen, Nicola Bolton, Ali Bowes , et al. · 2022

In December 2019 the world was first informed of a new virus, called SARS-CoV-2 (hereafter Covid-19) spreading fast originally in China and quickly in the rest of the world, resulting in the hospitalisation and death of millions of people …

Unhealthy Neighbourhood “Syndrome”: A Useful Label for Analysing and Providing Advice on Urban Design Decision-Making? Open

Husam AlWaer, Joshua Speedie, Ian Cooper · 2021

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, there was growing interest in designing healthier neighbourhoods. Adopting this perspective brings attention to how conditions in neighbourhoods (directly and indirectly) affect their inhabitants’ physica…

Changing the Focus: Viewing Design-Led Events within Collaborative Planning Open

Husam AlWaer, Ian Cooper · 2020

Design-led planning events typically seek to involve stakeholders in collaborative decision-making about their built environment. In the literature, such events are often treated as one-off or standalone. In this paper, which draws on a su…

The next frontier for planetary and human exploration Open

V. Stamenković, L. W. Beegle, K. Zacny, Darmindra D. Arumugam, P. Baglioni , et al. · 2019

Lessons from coordinating a knowledge-exchange network for connecting research, policy and practice Open

Tanya Wilkins, Ian Cooper · 2019

This article explores ten lessons learnt by the UK knowledge-exchange network, the Adaptation and Resilience in the Context of Change (ARCC). The lessons signpost the importance of 'soft skills' required for the development of effective kn…

The socialization of building science: the emblematic journey of R. J. Cole Open

Ian Cooper · 2017

The socialization of building science: the emblematic journey of R. J. Cole

Rethinking Masterplanning: Creating Quality Places Open

Ian Cooper, Husam AlWaer · 2017

Fragmented Social Exclusion and Rural-Urban Migration in China: A Case Study of Xi’an Open

Ian Cooper · 2016

Rural-urban migration is one of the most significant phenomena characterizing contemporary China. Numbering about 168 million in 2014, the rural-urban migrant population is expected to grow to 230 million by 2030. The impact of migration i…

Small-Scale Projects and Their Potential for Urban Regeneration: Experiences from Eastern Germany Open

Christina Götz, Ian Cooper, Krassimira Paskaleva-Shapira · 2015

The notion that urban living is composed of multiple, interacting aspects instead of only depending on the condition of buildings is widely known. However, once urban renewal is considered, talk automatically turns to large-scale rebuildin…

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