The book "Brownfield Redevelopment: Strategies for Turkey through Pittsburgh case" offers a comprehensive analysis of the challenges and opportunities associated with the redevelopment of brownfields. It highlights the various dimensions of the topic, including historical, environmental, social, economic, institutional, and legal aspects. By focusing on Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as a case study, it develops a deep understanding of the strategies employed in the United States to promote the sustainable development of brownfields. At the same time, it identifies the specific obstacles that hinder the redevelopment of brownfields in Turkey. The book provides valuable insights into the necessary policy measures and strategies that can be derived from the experiences of Western countries, as well as the crucial steps that need to be taken in the early phases of deindustrialization and decentralization in Turkey.