Shopping Centre Development (RLE Retailing and Distribution)

The shopping centre has become an established feature of urban structure over the past thirty years. Development of centres has been rapid and little attempt has been made to consider the development process and the problems caused by it. There is a growing awareness that centres are not always wholly beneficial to their host cities and that some public policy control is necessary.This book examines the shopping centre development process and analyses the control policies which have been taken and which are needed. It draws on material from throughout the developed world.First published 1985

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Year of publication:	2012
Authors:	Dawson, John
Other Persons:	Lord, Dennis (contributor)
Publisher:	Hoboken : Taylor and Francis
Subject:	Einkaufszentrum \| Shopping center \| Einzelhandel \| Retail trade \| Vertrieb \| Physical distribution \| Konsumentenverhalten \| Consumer behaviour

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Extent:	Online-Ressource (280 p)
Series:	Routledge Library Editions: Retailing and Distribution Routledge Library Editions: Retailing and Distribution Ser.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Language:	English
Notes:	Description based upon print version of record Cover; SHOPPING CENTRE DEVELOPMENT; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Acknowledgements; 1. INTRODUCTION; DEFINITION; THEMES; PART I: POLICY ISSUES AND APPROACHES; 2. FEDERAL AND STATE INTERVENTION IN SHOPPING CENTRE DEVELOPMENT IN THE USA; THE EMERGENCE OF POLICY ACTIVITIES; THE COMMUNITY CONSERVATION GUIDANCE POLICY; URBAN DEVELOPMENT ACTION GRANTS; VERMONT'S LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT LAW (ACT 250); THE DEVELOPMENTS OF REGIONAL IMPACT PROGRAMME IN FLORIDA; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; 3. LAND USE CONTROLS ON U.K. SHOPPING CENTRES CHARACTERISTICS OF U.K. SHOPPING DEVELOPMENTU.K. LAND USE CONTROLS; HOW SHOPPING CENTRES HAVE CHANGED; THE EFFECT ON SHOPPING CENTRES; REFERENCES; 4. ISSUES OF TENANT POLICY CONTROL: THE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE; INTRODUCTION; TENANT CONTROL POLICIES; THE BASIS OF TENANT CONTROL POLICIES; PUBLIC POLICY TOWARD RESTRICTIVE LEASES IN SHOPPING CENTRES; EVALUATION AND FUTURE PROSPECTS; REFERENCES; PART II: CITY CASE STUDIES; 5. ATLANTA AND THE REGIONAL SHOPPING MALL: THE ABSENCE OF PUBLIC POLICY; INTRODUCTION; THE GROWTH OF ATLANTA; FORCES SHAPING THE GEOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT OF SHOPPING CENTRES THE CHANGING RETAIL LANDSCAPE IN ATLANTATHE ABSENCE OF PUBLIC POLICY; THE MULTI-NUCLEAR CITY; REFERENCES; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; 6. SHOPPING CENTRE DEVELOPMENTS IN TORONTO; THE EVOLUTION OF PLANNED SHOPPING CENTRES; SHOPPING CENTRE CHARACTERISTICS; THE EATON CENTRE; CORPORATE POLICY; CONFLICT BETWEEN SHOPPING CENTRES AND EXISTING RETAIL PROVISION; PUBLIC POLICY; FUTURE TRENDS; CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; 7. THE DEVELOPMENT OF SHOPPING CENTRES IN THE PARIS REGION; THIRTY YEARS OF SPASMODIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE SHOPPING CENTRE NETWORK INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE NEEDS OF THE CONSUMER, PUBLIC POLICY AND CORPORATE STRATEGIESFUTURE PROSPECTS FOR SHOPPING CENTRES IN THE ILE-DE-FRANCE; REFERENCES; NOTES; 8. SHOPPING CENTRE DEVELOPMENT IN NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE AND TYNE AND WEAR METROPOLITAN COUNTY; THE CITY AND METROPOLITAN COUNTY IN CONTEXT; THE EVOLUTION OF PURPOSE-BUILT SHOPPING CENTRES; THE INFLUENCE OF PUBLIC PLANNING POLICIES; CONCLUSION: THE PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE CENTRE DEVELOPMENT; REFERENCES; 9. SHOPPING CENTRE DEVELOPMENT IN CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA; BACKGROUND TO RETAIL PLANNING; AIMS AND CONCEPTS OF RETAIL PLANNING THE EVOLUTION OF THE SYSTEM OF CENTRESREASONS FOR AN UNRESPONSIVE SYSTEM; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; PART III: CHANGES IN CENTRE DEVELOPMENT; 10. THE MALLING OF THE AMERICAN LANDSCAPE; INTRODUCTION; SHOPPING CENTRE FLOORSPACE PER CAPITA; POPULATION GROWTH VERSUS SHOPPING CENTRE GROWTH; PROBLEMS AND TRENDS IN SHOPPING CENTRE DEVELOPMENT; REFERENCES; 11. REVITALIZATION OF SHOPPING CENTRES; THE IMPETUS FOR REVITALIZATION; REVITALIZATION EXAMPLES; OUTLET/OFF-PRICE CENTRES; REFERENCES; 12. REGIONAL SHOPPING CENTRES AS SUBURBAN GROWTH POLES; RETAIL DYNAMICS AND COMPETITIVE RESTRUCTURING FROM REGIONAL CENTRE TO MINICITY
ISBN:	978-0-415-54044-5 ; 978-1-136-24608-1 ; 978-0-415-54044-5
Source:	ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW

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