Cities, economic competition and urban policy

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Cities, economic competition and urban policy

edited by Nick Oatley

P. Chapman, c1998

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 218-234) and index

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内容説明

This book is a comprehensive and authoritative account of the major realignment that has taken place in English regeneration policy and practice since 1991. It analyzes the changes which have led to an emphasis in policy on competitiveness, integrated approaches to economic decline and social exclusion, and the shift away from formula-driven funding mechanisms towards controversial competitive bidding. It also examines changes in governance practices, the spread of multisector partnerships, the `new localism' and the emergence of a contract culture. The book concludes with a summary of contemporary policy themes and an assessment of the Labour Government's policy proposals.

目次

Introduction PART ONE: CONTEXT Cities, Economic Competition and Urban Policy - Nick Oatley Transitions in Urban Policy - Nick Oatley Explaining the Emergence of the `Challenge Fund' Model PART TWO: CREATING COMPETITIVE LOCALITIES Making Sameness - Ron Griffiths Place Marketing and the New Urban Entrepreneurialism Competition and Contracting in UK Local Government - Robin Hambleton Partnership, Leadership and Competition in Urban Policy - Murray Stewart PART THREE: COMPETITIVE BIDDING INITIATIVES The Rules of the Game - Christine Lambert and Peter Malpass Competition for Housing Investment Catalyst for Change - Nick Oatley and Christine Lambert The City Challenge Rural Challenge and the Changing Culture of Rural Regeneration Policy - Jo Little, John Clements and Owain Jones Restructuring Urban Policy - Nick Oatley The Single Regeneration Budget and the Challenge Fund City Vision and Strategic Regeneration - Gwyndaf Williams The Role of City Pride The National Lottery and Competitive Cities - Ron Griffiths PART FOUR: CONCLUSION Contemporary Urban Policy - Nick Oatley Summary of Themes and Prospects

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