Bibliometric Analysis of the Evaluation of Interest in Urban Regeneration

Urban regeneration does not only involve architecture and urban planning projects. The concept is complex and is related to the obligation of collaboration and, necessarily, investments. Urban regeneration starts from context creators and extends to civil society represented by key players and supporters, who represent the personnel that provide education and training at all levels, as well as researchers from all fields of science. The aim of the work is to use digital tools specific to bibliometric analysis in order to evaluate the evolution of interest in urban regeneration and its related key topics over the past three decades. In this sense, to highlight urban regeneration, alongside another subject strictly related to it (development strategy, economic and social impact, economy, education and training, greenhouse gases, local development strategy, quality of life, and urban landscape), Lens, Excel, and VOSviewer were used.