Sustainable Urban Development: A Case Study in the Developed World

Karen Leeming

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The theme of this paper is successful sustainable urban development in the UK. The paper explores the distinctive approach of a community in Liverpool, Merseyside to successful sustainable urban development by providing a reflective, contextualised account of its social, economic, political and historical development. It suggests that it is this particular combination of factors that has enabled the community to transform from one on the brink of destruction two decades ago to a ‘best practice’ model of urban development today

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