Add to ORKGThis short article comments on the interim report of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) 'Inclusive Growth Commission'. It offers two suggestions on how to improve devolution policy in England. First, public policy makers should attempt to 'see like a city' not 'see like a state'. Second, it is important to develop a more sophisticated understanding of the nature of effective place-based leadership. A flower diagram shows how the different realms of leadership in a locality can combine to create new possibilities for public innovation
Increasing attention has been given to the role of leadership as an important determinant of growth ...
Written at the invitation of the editor of Local Government Chronicle (LGC), this short article outl...
This short article argues that planning professionals and academics need to focus much more attentio...
This short article comments on the interim report of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) 'Inclusive Grow...
Across the world progressive city leaders are working to limit the damaging impact of decisions made...
Place-less power, meaning the exercise of power by decision makers who are unconcerned about the imp...
This article discusses two matters that are becoming increasingly important in debates about local g...
This article examines the major challenges now facing local governments across the world and advocat...
This article, aimed at local governance policy-makers, outlines a new way of conceptualising local l...
This short article provides a critique of the Conservative Government's approach to devolution in En...
This article examines the major challenges now facing local governments across the world and advocat...
This short article explains how collaborative approaches to local problem solving are on the rise. ...
This article provides a robust critique of the UK central government's approach to devolution in Eng...
The arrival of New Labour into Government witnessed the prominent re-emergence of place onto the pol...
Study an example of bold and imaginative planning and you will encounter leadership – probably inspi...
Increasing attention has been given to the role of leadership as an important determinant of growth ...
Written at the invitation of the editor of Local Government Chronicle (LGC), this short article outl...
This short article argues that planning professionals and academics need to focus much more attentio...
This short article comments on the interim report of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) 'Inclusive Grow...
Across the world progressive city leaders are working to limit the damaging impact of decisions made...
Place-less power, meaning the exercise of power by decision makers who are unconcerned about the imp...
This article discusses two matters that are becoming increasingly important in debates about local g...
This article examines the major challenges now facing local governments across the world and advocat...
This article, aimed at local governance policy-makers, outlines a new way of conceptualising local l...
This short article provides a critique of the Conservative Government's approach to devolution in En...
This article examines the major challenges now facing local governments across the world and advocat...
This short article explains how collaborative approaches to local problem solving are on the rise. ...
This article provides a robust critique of the UK central government's approach to devolution in Eng...
The arrival of New Labour into Government witnessed the prominent re-emergence of place onto the pol...
Study an example of bold and imaginative planning and you will encounter leadership – probably inspi...
Increasing attention has been given to the role of leadership as an important determinant of growth ...
Written at the invitation of the editor of Local Government Chronicle (LGC), this short article outl...
This short article argues that planning professionals and academics need to focus much more attentio...