Urban regeneration through partnership: A study in nine urban regions in England, Scotland and Wales

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Contents: Introduction Lessons of partnership Joined-up partnerships - a chain as strong as its weakest link The modernisation of local government Regional development Supporting partnership with a coherent national policy framework Conclusion and recommendations.

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