New horizons in British urban policy:perspectives on New Labour's urban renaissance
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Ashgate,
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Publisher Address: | Aldershot, Hants, England Burlington, VT |
Publication Dates: | c2004. |
Literature type: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Carrier Form: | p. cm.: |
ISBN: | 0754634132 (alk. paper) |
Index Number: | F299 |
CLC: |
F299.561 TU984.561 |
Call Number: | F299.561/N532 |
Contents: |
Includes bibliographical references and index. Horizons and barriers in British urban policy / Craig Johnstone and Mark Whitehead -- Analysing New Labour's urban renaissance project -- Promoting the 'Urban idyll': policies for city centre living / Gareth Hoskins and Andrew Tallon -- Urban regeneration in a growing region: the renaissance of England's average town / Mike Raco -- The urban neighbourhood and the new moral geographies of British urban policy / Mark Whitehead -- Crime, disorder and the urban renaissance / Craig Johnstone -- Urban policy integration in London: the impact of the elected mayor / Andy Thornley and Karen West -- Scottish urban policy: continuity, change and uncertainty post-devolution / Ivan Turok -- Governing the cities and the urban renaissance / Rob Imrie -- Neo-liberalism, crisis, and the city: the political economy of New Labour's urban policy / Martin Jones and Kevin Ward -- Beyond the renaissance - issues for the future of British urban policy -- Towards a 'social democratic' policy agenda for cities / Patsy Healey -- The scaling of 'urban' policy: neighbourhood, city or region? / Mark Goodwin -- Knowing the city? 21st century urban policy and the introduction of local strategic partnerships / Michael Keith -- Gender, place and renaissance / Sue Brownill -- The cultural impacts of globalization and the future of urban cultural politics / Franco Bianchini. |