THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL RESEARCHES IN URBAN MANAGEMENT

Abreviated Title: THEORETICAL EMPIRICA

ISSN: 2065-3913

E-ISSN: 2065- 3921

 

1. CITIES COMPETITION, PLACE MARKETING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH EUROPE: THE BARCELONA CASE AS FDI DESTINATION Theodore METAXAS Department of Economics, University of Thessaly  Greece

2. REGULATING URBANISATION IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA THROUGH CLUSTER SETTLEMENTS: LESSONS FOR URBAN MANGERS IN ETHIOPIA Davidson Sunday Ashemi ALACI Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Federal Polytechnic Idah Nigeria

3. REDEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIAL LAND IN URBAN AREAS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS. A CASE STUDY OF TEXTILE MILL LAND REDEVELOPMENT IN MUMBAI Ramakrishna NALLATHIGA Urban Management Resource Group, Centre for Good Governance India

4. VULNERABILITY OF URBAN INFORMAL SECTOR: STREET VENDORS IN YOGYAKARTA, INDONESIA Aloysius Gunadi BRATA Faculty of Economics, Atma Jaya Yogyakarta University Indonesia

5. METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT AND IMPROVEMENT POTENTIALS OF URBAN BASIC SERVICES GOVERNANCE IN DHAKA CITY, BANGLADESH: RHETORIC OR REALITY? Golam MOINUDDIN Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Jahangirnagar University Bangladesh

6. RAPID URBAN SECTOR PROFILING FOR SUSTAINABILITY STUDIES (RUSPS) IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: IMPLICATIONS FOR URBAN PLANNING IN ONDO STATE, NIGERIA Johnson Bade FALADE UN-HABITAT Afolabi ARIBIGBOLA Department of Geography and Planning Sciences, Adekunle Ajasin University Nigeria

7. FISCAL MANAGEMENT IN DANGILA MUNICIPALITY, ETHIOPIA. PERFORMANCE AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS Edson MBEDZI Ethiopian Civil Service College Ethiopia Tendayi GONDO University of Venda  South Africa

8. URBAN DEVELOPMENT IN ZIMBABWE: A HUMAN SETTLEMENT PERSPECTIVE Killian MUNZWA Department of Rural and Urban Planning, University of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Jonga WELLINGTON Ethiopian Civil Service College Ethiopia

9. COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN IN URBAN ARcHITECTURE 3D MODELING Nicolae Radu MARSANU Silvia Mihaela RUSU Academy of Economic Studies Romania

10. THE ROLE OF URBAN MARKETING IN LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. A POLITICAL ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE Franklin OBENG-ODOOM Department of Political Economy, University of Sydney Australia