Escola Técnica Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona
Abstract
For these two decades many cities have succeeded in urban regeneration, based upon the simple concept that is to
make a city people-friendly and comfortable to live in. The emergence of "regenerated" cities has raised traditional
problematic issues: gentrification and neighborhood management. Tourism policy would boost those processes that
began to be identified in some regenerated cities like Torino and Barcelona in the late 1990s. The sustainable
management of areas where socially vulnerable people live seems to be included in regeneration process, which
would be described as "post-regeneration urbanism".Peer Reviewe