This project examined how organizations working together to regenerate Merton view regeneration and the requirements for successful partnerships. Twenty-two, semi-standardized interviews were conducted with representatives from a variety of organizations in Merton. Using qualitative analysis, similarities and differences in responses were explored. This information along with background research was used to draw conclusions on whether these organizations have a mutually consistent understanding of regeneration and partnership work. Conclusions also discuss the implications of these findings
The main argument in this paper is that collaboration as a means of involving different agencies int...
Literature suggests that the successful transformation of inner city areas is dependent upon regener...
This paper charts the evolution, over three decades, of a group of community-based organizations in ...
This paper draws on theories of new institutionalism to examine the consequences of partnership work...
This paper examines the development of strategic partnerships at local and sub-regional levels in th...
This chapter will focus upon successful comprehensive regeneration strategies, and the process of im...
A major justification for urban regeneration partnerships (URPs) is that they provide synergistic be...
Hans Schlappa, 'Co-Production: A new perspective on partnership', URBACT Tribune, published by URBAC...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:7738.8895(1/1994) / BLDSC - British L...
In a world portrayed as diverse and complex, in which power is diffused, governance can be achieved ...
Purpose: The concepts of well-being and participation are prevalent in current regeneration policy, ...
A major feature of recent urban renewal policy in the UK has been the partnership of public and priv...
The study analyses approaches to the management of two projects within the regeneration portfolio of...
This paper describes the processes involved in evaluating a Sure Start programme in one inner city a...
The contention of this paper is that the policy discourses of 'community' and of 'participation' und...
The main argument in this paper is that collaboration as a means of involving different agencies int...
Literature suggests that the successful transformation of inner city areas is dependent upon regener...
This paper charts the evolution, over three decades, of a group of community-based organizations in ...
This paper draws on theories of new institutionalism to examine the consequences of partnership work...
This paper examines the development of strategic partnerships at local and sub-regional levels in th...
This chapter will focus upon successful comprehensive regeneration strategies, and the process of im...
A major justification for urban regeneration partnerships (URPs) is that they provide synergistic be...
Hans Schlappa, 'Co-Production: A new perspective on partnership', URBACT Tribune, published by URBAC...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:7738.8895(1/1994) / BLDSC - British L...
In a world portrayed as diverse and complex, in which power is diffused, governance can be achieved ...
Purpose: The concepts of well-being and participation are prevalent in current regeneration policy, ...
A major feature of recent urban renewal policy in the UK has been the partnership of public and priv...
The study analyses approaches to the management of two projects within the regeneration portfolio of...
This paper describes the processes involved in evaluating a Sure Start programme in one inner city a...
The contention of this paper is that the policy discourses of 'community' and of 'participation' und...
The main argument in this paper is that collaboration as a means of involving different agencies int...
Literature suggests that the successful transformation of inner city areas is dependent upon regener...
This paper charts the evolution, over three decades, of a group of community-based organizations in ...