In this chapter, we aim to give a contribution discussing what types of city leadership can contribute towards promoting social regeneration of communities focusing in particular on the roles of public managers and politicians. The structure of the chapter is as follows: the second section sets out a fold-four classification of city leadership; the third section analyses the applicability of this framework in regard to social regeneration; the fourth section discusses the new functions for local governments and the new roles for public managers and politicians to enhance social regeneration of communities; the fifth section concludes with a summary of our main arguments
Purpose: In post-industrial urban economies the importance of the role of creative industries in inf...
This short article comments on the interim report of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) 'Inclusive Grow...
Active citizenship and collaborative governance can be supported to enhance urban regeneration and s...
The role of inspirational leadership in bringing about successful urban regeneration has been neglec...
The paper aims at investigating how different approaches in the interaction among public institution...
Social Innovation, a concept that can be traced back to the nineteenth century, has been increasingl...
Place-less power, meaning the exercise of power by decision makers who are unconcerned about the imp...
Creating healthy cities requires the exercise of bold city and community leadership. However, our un...
City management professional have identified four changes that have occurred over the past 10 years ...
This paper discusses the role of city leadership in the current multilevel governance settings and p...
This article draws upon the authors’ experiences of community-led regeneration developed while membe...
The One City Approach to city governance in Bristol, UK is designed to unify civic purpose in the ci...
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© 2019, © 2019 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. This paper discusses the rol...
Individuals and organisations within civil society play a crucial role in our cities, but little dir...
Purpose: In post-industrial urban economies the importance of the role of creative industries in inf...
This short article comments on the interim report of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) 'Inclusive Grow...
Active citizenship and collaborative governance can be supported to enhance urban regeneration and s...
The role of inspirational leadership in bringing about successful urban regeneration has been neglec...
The paper aims at investigating how different approaches in the interaction among public institution...
Social Innovation, a concept that can be traced back to the nineteenth century, has been increasingl...
Place-less power, meaning the exercise of power by decision makers who are unconcerned about the imp...
Creating healthy cities requires the exercise of bold city and community leadership. However, our un...
City management professional have identified four changes that have occurred over the past 10 years ...
This paper discusses the role of city leadership in the current multilevel governance settings and p...
This article draws upon the authors’ experiences of community-led regeneration developed while membe...
The One City Approach to city governance in Bristol, UK is designed to unify civic purpose in the ci...
This article examines the major challenges now facing local governments across the world and advocat...
© 2019, © 2019 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group. This paper discusses the rol...
Individuals and organisations within civil society play a crucial role in our cities, but little dir...
Purpose: In post-industrial urban economies the importance of the role of creative industries in inf...
This short article comments on the interim report of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) 'Inclusive Grow...
Active citizenship and collaborative governance can be supported to enhance urban regeneration and s...