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The Enterprising City Centre: Manchester's Development Challenge
Gwyndaf Williams
ISBN 13: 9780415252614
Publisher: Spon Pr
Publication Date: 2004
Binding: Hardcover
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The re-emphasis on city centers as part of the wider agenda on urban renaissance and sustainable development has increased policy concerns in the field. The Enterprising City Centre is a welcome addition to the current discourse. It focuses on urban development processes and the dynamics of changing city centers with the context of the emergence of urban entrepreneurialism as a driving force in delivering urban development. It looks at the role of new modes of governance and the political economy of partnership working.
The devastation caused to Manchester city Centrex as a result of the bombing of its core in June 1996 was to have a major physical, economic and cultural impact on the city and its key interests. The robustness of established public-private partnership arrangements enabled community leaders and key stakeholders to highlight the opportunities that this afforded to drive through a very ambitious renewal programme, and to enhance the city center's competitiveness and quality. Thedynamic redevelopment challenges presented to Manchester City Center has provided an ideal case-study for research into the issues of regeneration and the lessons learnt for master planning, programme development and implementation can be applied to any city center regeneration project.
The Enterprising City Centre reveals exemplars of local partnership working, the development and delivery of realistic implementation plans, and the range of instruments available to create both an improved quality to the urban environment and enhanced commercial and cultural competitiveness of our major city centers. That this was largely delivered in Manchester within a five year period of intensive development and renewal activity amply demonstrates the value of such experience for wider dissemination.
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Book Description: Taylor and Francis(Routledge), 2003. Hardback. Book Condition: New. 9.213 by 6.142 inches. (352 pages) This item is printed on demand. Please allow up to 10 days extra for printing & delivery. The Enterprising City Centre reveas exempars of oca partnership working, the deveopment and deivery of reaistic impementation pans, and the range of instruments avaiabe to create both an improved quaity to the urban environment and enhanced commercia and cutura competitiveness of our major city centres. That this was argey deivered in Manchester within a five year period of intensive deveopment and renewa activity ampy demonstrates the vaue of such experience for wider dissemination.Preface. Introduction. Part 1. The Governance and Poicy Context 1. Urban Governance and the Enterpreneuria City 2. The City Centre as a Focus for Poicy Concern. Part 2. The Loca Framework 3. Manchester's Governance and Emerging Poicy Framework 4. Mobiising Regeneration Capacity 5. From Masterpan to Impementation Framework. Part 3. Deivering the Vision 6. Managing Programme Deivery 7. Commercia Competitiveness 8. Creating Urban Quaity Within the Core 9. Urban Consumption And Cutura Vitaity 10. Enhancing City Centre Access and Mobiity. Part 4. New Opportunities and Chaenges 11. Continuing City Centre Competitiveness. Bibiography. Appendix 1. Individua Interviews. Appendix 2. Focus Group Meetings Appendix 3. Index. (Hardback). Bookseller Inventory # AG041525261X Bookseller & Payment Information | More Books from this Seller | Ask Bookseller a Question |
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