Into economic development (Gordon and McCann. Strongly rooted in the recent literature on urban and regional economic. Author of Urban and Regional Economics, 2001, and Modern Urban and Regional. Editor of Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies, and Editor of the. Professor Philip McCann FAcSS FeRSA FRSAI: MA MPhil PhD. Modern Urban and Regional Economics by Philip Mccann Paperback £48.99. Buy Regional Economics and Policy, 3rd Edition 3 by Harvey Armstrong (ISBN. Introduction City‐regionalism and livability (or quality of life) are two powerful and quite problematic concepts that have featured prominently in recent academic and popular writing on urban politics and policy.Arts, music and entertainment, whose economic function is to create. The paper concludes by drawing lessons from the discussion and suggesting that the city‐regional livability agenda can best be understood as a geographically selective, strategic, and highly political project. It then discusses the politics of city‐regionalism and livability through the case of Austin, Texas, a city that has framed its policy in terms of regionalism and livability but which is also characterized by marked income inequality and a neighborhood‐based political struggle over the city’s future. This paper begins by elaborating on the politically powerful fusion of city‐regionalist and urban livability discourses, using the example of Richard Florida’s creative city argument. It is, then, important to understand how these concepts work in tandem and to delineate the often‐elided politics of reproduction through which they operate. ' Implications for urban and regional policy' Conclusions. Arts, music and entertainment, whose economic function is to create. The relationship between house prices in urban and rural areas tends.
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Grundig Serial Number Code Calculator V1.00. Policy discussions have seen the two concepts fused together in such a way that regional competitiveness is generally understood to entail high levels of ‘livability’ while urban livability is increasingly discussed, measured and advocated at a city‐regional scale. City‐regionalism and livability are concepts that feature prominently in recent writings on urban politics and policy.
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