Urban Regeneration in the UK by Andrew Tallon

Urban Regeneration in the UK by Andrew Tallon

Draws together the many dimensions of urban policy and approaches to regeneration in the urban areas of the UK in the postwar period.

"Urban Regeneration in the UK is an excellent addition to the available texts on urban regenerationIt is well written and easy to read which makes it appropriate for both students and practitioners alike. It provides a comprehensive introduction to urban regeneration policy and history and discusses a varied range of situations and case studies." Dr Ruth Richards, London South Bank University, UK

"This is a clearly accessible guide to national and local regeneration strategies over the past half century. It provides an excellent critique of the trends and fashions in national policy-making while also offering a series of case studies of how different cities and regions have responded to changing economic and social fortunes. This will be an essential read for the student of urban policy as well as providing theoretical and practical insights of direct relevance to the practitioners and politicians who manage our towns and cities." Professor Nick Bailey, University of Westminster, UK

Andrew Tallon is lecturer in Urban Policy at the Faculty of Built Environment, University of the West of England, UK. His research interests include the fields of urban geography, urban policy and urban regeneration.

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ISBN 13	9780415425971
ISBN 10	0415425972
Title	Urban Regeneration in the UK
Author	Andrew Tallon
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Taylor & Francis Ltd
Year published	2009-08-17
Number of pages	322
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