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Steingruberstraße 2
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Women's Representative of the HSWT
Dean of Studies and Subject advisor Regional Management
Dean of Studies and Subject advisor Sustainable Regional Development
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Teaching areas
- Regional Management
- Spatial planning and development
- Social science methods
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Teaching
- Spatial planning and development
- Land use
- Regional development
- Communication and public relations
- City/ Neighbourhood Management
- Economic development
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Publications
Christmann, N.; Evrard, E.; Gerend, J. and Pallagst, K. (2019). Territorial Science Echo: Cross-border governance in the Greater Region - focus on spatial planning. In: UniGR-CBS Working Paper Vol. 7.
Gerend, J. (2019) Urban-rural waste borderlands: city planning, EU water quality, and local wastewater, Cogent Social Sciences, 5:1, DOI: 10.1080/23311886.2019.1589662
Bruns, A. & Gerend, J. (2018) In search of a decolonial urban transformation. GAIA 27 (3), PP. 293- 297.
Gerend, J. (2017) The impacts of e-commerce on the high street: Nascent responses in Germany. Journal of Urban Regeneration & Renewal, Volume 10 / Number 3 / Spring, 266-275.
Gerend, J., & Novak, M. (2016). Planning for retail change: a survey of municipal governments in Washington State. Planning Practice & Research, 1-12. dx.doi.org/10.1080/02697459.2016.1222145.
Gerend, J. & Ackley, K. (2015) 'Native Currents and Coast Salish Planning' in Sterrett, J., Ozawa, C. P., Ryan, D., & Seltzer. Planning the Pacific Northwest.
Gerend, J. BID International: Update from the USA, DIHK BID News (a publication of the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce) bidnews-16-12[1]
Gerend, J. (2012). US and German Approaches to Regulating Retail Development: Urban Planning Tools and Local Policies. Available via the University of Würzburg, Germany library website: opus.bibliothek.uni-wuerzburg.de/frontdoor.php
Gerend, J. (2009). The Logic Behind Germany's Retail Development Regulations, ICSC Research Review.
Gerend, J. (2007). Temps Welcome-Jennifer Gerend describes how temporary uses can revitalize neighbourhoods--In Planning Practice. Planning, 73(11), 24.
Gerend, J. (2007). Remaking Germany's Capital: A look at the role of urban design competitions in cities like Berlin, Germany", Urban Land (07).
Gerend, J. (2006). Business Improvement Districts, Die Wohnwirtschaft (in German) (10).
Gerend, J. (2004). Getting Local Chains in the Mix, Planning 70(1).
Gerend, J. (2003). Signs of Progress, Center for an Urban Future, September
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Theses
2021
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Identification of tourism profiling opportunities of a flat region with a focus on cycle tourism using the example of the Altmühl-Mönchswald region
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Success factors and hurdles for online marketplaces for marketing regional food - An analysis for Middle Franconia in Bavaria
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Challenges of vacant lots from a community perspective
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Recording of recreational use in the Erlangen Regnitzgrund with elaboration of forecasts of the possible influences of the planned public transport bridge
2020
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Welcome culture as an instrument for securing skilled labour in rural areas - analysis of structures, factors and challenges using the Erzgebirgskreis as an example
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Local ties as a retention factor for young people in rural areas
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Professional career
University of applied sciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf
Professor for Regional Management and Social Science Methods
University of Trier
Governance & Sustainability Lab
Post Doc Researcher
The Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington, USA
Urban and Regional Development
Member of the Faculty
Office for Urban Development Trier
Project manager
(advanced training at the University of applied sciences in Mayen)
Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
Research stay at the Senate Department for Urban Development in Berlin
Federal Chancellor Fellow
City of Edmonds, Edmonds, Washington
Economic Development
Head of Office
Long Island University
Brooklyn, New York
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Part-time lecturers
Myrtle Avenue Revitalization Project
Brooklyn, New York
Executive Director
Appleseed Company (Consulting)
New York, New York
Project Manager
Scientific education
Doctorate (Dr. rer. nat.) at the Department of Geography, University of Würzburg
(Prof. Dr. Barbara Hahn, Prof. Dr. Ulrike Gerhard)
Masters, Spatial Planning
New York University, Wagner School of Public Service
Bachelor of Arts, Government, German Cultural Studies
Smith College, Massachusetts
Stay abroad at the University of Hamburg
School education
Issaquah High School
Congress-Bundestag scholarship holder at the Gymnasium Nord-Ost in Essen
Publications
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Journal articles (peer-reviewed)
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Magazine articles
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Book chapters
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Conference contributions
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Thesis
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Other publications
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Media reports