El impacto de la regeneración urbana sobre la calidad de vida. El caso de la salud mental
paper presented at the seminar “Políticas y Regeneración Urbanas”. Pablo de Olavide University, October 2015
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Documents on developments, presentations and results of the project.
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Reports
Urban regeneration and health. An quasi-experimental analysis amomg neighborhoods in Andalusia, Spain (2002-2010)
Paper presented at the 12th Conference of the European Sociological Association. Praga, August 2015
Designing urban policies: an evaluation assestment about their rationality and coherence
Paper presented at the 12th Conference of the European Sociological Association. Praga, August 2015
The impact of urban policies. The missing link of exposure
Paper presented at the 12th Conference of the European Sociological Association. Praga, August 2015
Participation and coordination actions in urban & social regeneration policies
Paper presented at the II International Conference on Sociology of Public and Social Policies. Zaragoza, May 2015
Potential effect of urban regeneration policies in reducing geographical differences in mortality: a quasi-experimental study in neighborhoods of Andalusia
Paper presented at the V conference of the Rep Española de Política Social (REPS). Barcelona, February 2015.
Urban regeneration and territory. Methodological proposal for the delimitation of areas for intervention and their equivalents
Paper presented at VII Congreso Andaluz de Sociología. Malaga, November 2014
Improving the City Transforming its Neighborhoods. Urban Regeneration in Andalusia (1990-2015)”
The Center for Urban Political Sociology and Policies (CSP) has published the book “Improving the City Transforming its Neighborhoods. Urban Regeneration in Andalusia (1990-2015)” coordinated by Professor Clemente J. Navarro Yáñez, director of CSPL. The book compiles the main results of the RUCOSA project (Regeneration and Social Cohesion in Andalusia) carried out by the CSPL team, the project analyzes in a comparative way different urban regeneration programs and projects developed in Andalusia to observe its impact on quality of life and social cohesion of the territories in which they have developed.
The book is available for free download in the institutional repository of Universidad Pablo de Olavide (RIO) in the following link.
Urban Regeneraration and Social Cohesion
Workshop for knowledge transfer to the Pluriannual Plan of AVRA., Junta de Andalucía. Seville Mayo 2016
RUCOSA. Main results
Seminar on presentation of the results to program managers and technicians. Consejeria de Fomento y Vivienda. Sevilla, June 2015
Neighborhood strategies: how?
Seminar about neighborhood improvements:. Seville, February 2015
Urban regeneration: what?, how?, why?
Jornas de Políticas de Regeneración Urbana. Lucena (Córdoba), January 2015
RUCOSA. Possibilities for the study of public space in the project
Taller Andalucía Tranversal I+D+I. Sevilla, November 2014
Urban regeneration and social cohesion in Andalusia. Towards an evaluative perspective
Jornada I+D+I Consejería de Fomento y Vivienda. Junta de Andalucía. Sevilla Junio de 2014
Report 2.2: The impacts of urban regeneration: temporal changes in experimental and equivalent areas
This report examines the impact of urban regeneration projects, showing evidence of the change in the neighborhoods where interventions have been enhanced compared to similar ones where there has been no intervention or it has reached much lower levels; That is, the experimental and equivalent areas defined in the previous report
Report 2.1: Has the neighborhood changed? Delimiting experimental areas and equivalents
The following report details the methodology used to analyze the impact of the projects. A quasi-experimental analytical strategy has been followed comparing the areas in which each project has developed with similar ones in which a project has not been developed, which we will call ‘equivalent areas’.
To download the full report click on the following link (in spanish)
Report 1.4: The design of urban regeneration projects
This fourth report of the RUCOSA project analyzes the design of urban regeneration projects in Andalusia taking into account both its substantive dimension as its procedural dimension. However, it is not intended to provide a detailed analysis of each particular project, as is common in the analysis of urban regeneration, but to provide a systematic and comparative analysis between different actuation projects.
To download the full report click on the following link (in spanish)
Report 1.3: urban regeneration projects and their neighborhoods: selection and characterization of cases
The main objective of this report is to present the main features of urban regeneration projects selected as observation units in the RUCOSA project.
to download the full report click on the following link (in spanish)
Report1.2: Urban regeneration programs: a basic description
This second report presents a basic description of the three programs analyzed under the RUCOSA project. The main objective of this document is to provide a generic overview of the basic aspects of these programs as public policies through normative that regulate them.
To download the full report click on the following link (in spanish)
Report 1.1 What is urban regeneration? The idea and its practices
This first research report, aims to present some of the basic ideas behind the practice of the urban regeneration policies. First we will try to argue that the practice of urban regeneration is based on a certain conception of the problems facing urban areas and the ways they can be resolved. This policy sets a frame that is reflected in its substantive and procedural dimensions (contents and intervention strategies). Secondly, it briefly review the ways that has adopted the practice of urban regeneration, as its current formulation is due to different frames that have been previously developed and have configured their idea and current developments.
to download the full report click on the following link (in spanish)