Redemption of Marginalized Heritage: A Comparative Study of Spatial Politics, Narrative Power, and Governance in Urban Regeneration

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Comparative qualitative analysis reveals urban regeneration can promote community empowerment and environmental justice.

Marginalized heritage can foster community empowerment through integrated urban regeneration efforts, enhancing social ties.
Findings indicate that preserving marginalized heritage supports diverse narratives, enabling a richer cultural landscape.
Observational analysis explores urban regeneration in Beijing and Mumbai, emphasizing the need for inclusive heritage engagement.
Highlighting spatial justice, this research suggests urban planning should recognize and reintegrate marginalized heritage sites.

Jing Wang (2025) studied this question.

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