Urban competitiveness : policies for dynamic cities

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Contents: Introduction ~ Iain Begg The knowledge base and the competitive city ~ William F. Lever Linking competitiveness and cohesion ~ Martin Boddy Competitiveness and the social fabric: links and tensions in cities ~ Gareth Potts The property sector and its role in shaping urban competitiveness: a selective review of literature and evidence ~ Kenneth Gibb, Daniel Mackay and Michael White Long-run trends in the competitiveness of British cities ~ Iain Begg, Barry Moore and Yener Altunbas Dimensions of city competitiveness: Edinburgh and Glasgow in a UK context ~ Nick Bailey, Iain Docherty and Ivan Turok Innovation and clustering in the London Metropolitan region ~ James Summie, James Sennett and Peter Wood Locating the competitive city in England ~ Iain Deas and Benito Giodano The enhancement of urban economic competitiveness: the case of Montreal ~ Peter Kresl Urban networks and the new economy: the impact of clusters on planning for growth ~ Philip Cooke, Clare Davies and Rob Wilson Policies to uncover the competitive advantages of America's distressed cities ~ Edward W. Hill and Jeremy Nowak Managing urban development: land-use planning and city competitiveness ~ Glen Bramley and Christine Lambert Conclusions and policy implications ~ Iain Begg.

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