Urban policy and politics in Britain
Urban policy and politics in Britain
The Labour Government has unleashed a new dynamism in urban policy and politics in Britain and given rise to a variety of initiatives including elected mayors, regional development agencies and assaults on social exclusion and educational standards, to name but a few. This lucid and accessible text analyses the key changes in approach and policy since the 1970s - especially the increased role of the market and its implications for the legitimacy and accountability of local political structures. It provides a valuable introduction to the development and an insight into the opportunities and constraints of urban renewal
0333739221
Hill, Dilys
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2000
Hill, Dilys
f63805b7-a5e6-4cb4-82c9-9c6731d08bfe
Hill, Dilys
(2000)
Urban policy and politics in Britain
(Contemporary Political Studies),
Basingstoke, UK.
Macmillan, 272pp.
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The Labour Government has unleashed a new dynamism in urban policy and politics in Britain and given rise to a variety of initiatives including elected mayors, regional development agencies and assaults on social exclusion and educational standards, to name but a few. This lucid and accessible text analyses the key changes in approach and policy since the 1970s - especially the increased role of the market and its implications for the legitimacy and accountability of local political structures. It provides a valuable introduction to the development and an insight into the opportunities and constraints of urban renewal
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Published date: 2000
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ISBN: 0333739221
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