A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis of Urban Renewal Research during 2012–2022

Zhang, Beibei; Xiong, Yuxin; Liu, Hao; Lyu, Sainan; Skitmore, Martin

doi:10.3390/buildings13112826

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“…The integration of traditional village restoration with tourism development not only safeguards cultural heritage but also fosters local economic growth [44]. Despite the macro perspective provided by studies such as "A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis of Urban Renewal Research during 2012-2022" [45] and their broader exploration of urban renewal content and practices, there remains a lack of theoretical discourse specifically focusing on the protection of cultural heritage in traditional villages within urban renewal. The protection of cultural heritage in traditional villages has emerged as a key concern in urban renewal efforts.…”

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Trends and Future Directions in Research on the Protection of Traditional Village Cultural Heritage in Urban Renewal

Xia,

Gu,

et al. 2024

Buildings

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The process of urbanization has accelerated economic growth while also presenting social challenges. Urban renewal is crucial for achieving sustainable urban development, especially by preserving traditional villages as cultural heritage sites within cities. This study employs Python algorithm programming and visual analysis functions to conduct a bibliometric analysis of 408 research papers on the preservation of traditional village cultural heritage in urban renewal from 1999 to 2023 in the Web of Science core database. The objective is to examine the historical background, current status, and future trends in this area. The analysis explores cooperation networks, co-citation relationships, co-occurrence patterns, and emerging characteristics of research on traditional village cultural heritage protection in urban renewal. It focuses on various aspects, such as authors, institutions, countries, journals, documents, and keywords. The results indicate that the study of traditional village cultural heritage protection in urban renewal can be divided into three developmental stages. “Sustainable development”, “cultural heritage”, “historic urban landscapes”, and “rural revitalization” are the research hotspots and future trends in this field. The results of this study provide a comprehensive overview of the evolution of research hotspots in this field and can help researchers willing to work in this research area quickly understand the research frontiers and the general situation.

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Section: Research Gapmentioning

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Trends and Future Directions in Research on the Protection of Traditional Village Cultural Heritage in Urban Renewal

Xia,

Gu,

et al. 2024

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Social conflicts and their resolution paths in the commercialized renewal of old urban communities in China under the perspective of public value

Wang,

2024

Journal of Urban Management

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The Changsha historic urban area: a study on the evolution characteristics and influencing factors of the connectivity of construction land

Zhang,

Fan,

Zhang

et al. 2024

Herit Sci

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This study aims to understand the connectivity characteristics of construction land during the spatial evolution of historic urban areas. The complex network analysis method is employed to examine the evolution of the spatial structure of construction land in the four periods of the Changsha historic urban area. The results indicate that the spatial network morphology of construction land follows a repeated development pattern resembling a cluster–mother–child relationship. Additionally, the vulnerability in the evolution of land use spatial relationships is very low, while the overall stability of the land use network structure decreases. The spatial equilibrium of land use shows a downwards trend, the accessibility of land where existing cultural relics and historic sites are located is generally moderate to low, and some plots require improvement. In the evolution of connectivity in the construction land of historic urban areas, the main development challenges are the uneven growth caused by imbalanced land value influenced by capital and the need to balance the preservation of land use patterns with improved accessibility to cultural relics and historic sites. Therefore, it is highly important to dynamically detect and optimize the network structure of construction land to protect and develop historic urban areas.

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A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis of Urban Renewal Research during 2012–2022

Cited by 4 publications

References 59 publications

Trends and Future Directions in Research on the Protection of Traditional Village Cultural Heritage in Urban Renewal

Trends and Future Directions in Research on the Protection of Traditional Village Cultural Heritage in Urban Renewal

Social conflicts and their resolution paths in the commercialized renewal of old urban communities in China under the perspective of public value

The Changsha historic urban area: a study on the evolution characteristics and influencing factors of the connectivity of construction land

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