Add to ORKGThe allocation of central government resources on a geographical basis through special agencies has a well-established history in Scotland. The Scottish Special Housing Association was supplementing the capacities of small authorities unable to mount local housebuilding programmes to support economic development prior to 1939 when the Scottish Industrial Estates Corporation was also at work. Government intervention in the post-war period continued this spatial - as distinct from sectoral - focus, with policies and programmes developing the physical and social infrastructure thought necessary for the attraction or expansion of manufacturing industry. In the 1940's and 1950's, new towns at East Kilbride, Glenrothes and Cumbernauld, the rapid ...
Since 1979 local authorities have been subjected to two main pressures from central government: incr...
Summary. Competition has become increasingly important as a method of allocating resources in urban ...
This paper seeks to address a number of important questions that arise from contemporary urban polic...
The allocation of central government resources on a geographical basis through special agencies has ...
There is a resurgent policy emphasis on the role of city-regions as drivers of economic growth. Offi...
The PhD is driven by a need to analyse what Scottish planning has come to represent in practice. It ...
In 1981, in the wake of the summer's violence and rioting, the British public rediscovered the Inner...
Over the last twenty years Glasgow's regeneration has been driven, not by strategy, but by projects....
Despite the continuing strength of Unionist politics in Scotland, from the inter-war economic crisis...
This thesis examines the attempts of the local planning authority in Edinburgh to control and guide...
The purpose of this article is to give a critical review of the approach to urban regeneration that ...
There is a resurgent policy emphasis on the role of city-regions as drivers of economic growth. Off...
Design-led regeneration has become a common policy approach to economic recovery, particularly in Eu...
The Government's new regional policy was finally announced on 28 November last year. The announcemen...
The economic development activities of local authorities have expanded considerably over the last de...
Since 1979 local authorities have been subjected to two main pressures from central government: incr...
Summary. Competition has become increasingly important as a method of allocating resources in urban ...
This paper seeks to address a number of important questions that arise from contemporary urban polic...
The allocation of central government resources on a geographical basis through special agencies has ...
There is a resurgent policy emphasis on the role of city-regions as drivers of economic growth. Offi...
The PhD is driven by a need to analyse what Scottish planning has come to represent in practice. It ...
In 1981, in the wake of the summer's violence and rioting, the British public rediscovered the Inner...
Over the last twenty years Glasgow's regeneration has been driven, not by strategy, but by projects....
Despite the continuing strength of Unionist politics in Scotland, from the inter-war economic crisis...
This thesis examines the attempts of the local planning authority in Edinburgh to control and guide...
The purpose of this article is to give a critical review of the approach to urban regeneration that ...
There is a resurgent policy emphasis on the role of city-regions as drivers of economic growth. Off...
Design-led regeneration has become a common policy approach to economic recovery, particularly in Eu...
The Government's new regional policy was finally announced on 28 November last year. The announcemen...
The economic development activities of local authorities have expanded considerably over the last de...
Since 1979 local authorities have been subjected to two main pressures from central government: incr...
Summary. Competition has become increasingly important as a method of allocating resources in urban ...
This paper seeks to address a number of important questions that arise from contemporary urban polic...