Business Improvement Districts in the UK: Territorialising a ‘global’ model?

Abstract

By getting out of the way and letting councils and communities run their own affairs we can restore civic pride, democratic accountability and economic growth -and build a stronger, fairer Britain.It's the end of the era of big government: laying the foundations for the Big Society (Pickles, quoted in Inside Government 2010: np)[A]ll contemporary expressions of territory… are, to varying degrees, punctuated by and orchestrated through a myriad of trans-territorial networks and relational webs of connectivity (MacLeod and Jones 2007: 1186)

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